#Fact: You can even add redirect facebook.com to 0.0.0.0 such that the user cannot use facebook. This is how some workplaces try to prevent their workers or students from accessing facebook.
Just so you guys know, as well, even if you're blocking websites, you'd better go through and block alternate browsers, and add-ons, and proxy websites/programs, among any number of things I don't have the knowledge of, otherwise, users will simply bypass your petty security with easily google-able terms.
Again, more information is needed before this question can be properly answered. We need to know what they're blocking the sites from and why.
I'm sorry that using google so non-user-friendly that you need to use the single shittiest antivirus around to do such a simple task, and poorly, I might add. This literally took less than a second to find.