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If a school has an Academic Volume Licensing agreement, such as Campus, that currently covers a Windows upgrade, does it still need a license that covers the full Windows operating system as well?

April 26, 2017academic Agreement campus covers Currently licensing operating system School volume Windows

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If a school has an Academic Volume Licensing agreement, such as Campus, that currently covers a Windows upgrade, does it still need a license that covers the full Windows operating system as well?

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A. Yes. Academic agreements, including Campus, cover only the upgrade—not the full Windows operating system. Schools are required to have a separate license that covers the initial full Windows operating system license.