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Families with children in public school in grades three through eight automatically receive Rewards if a child scores a level 3 or 4 or improves an ELA or Math test score by one level over the previous year.

GRADES 3-5: Families earn $300 per ELA and Math test. If the child meets the learning standard (scores a level 3 or 4) on both tests, families will receive $600.

GRADES 6-8: Families earn $350 per ELA and Math test. If the child meets the learning standard (scores a level 3 or 4) on  both tests, families will receive $700.

What to send in:

- If your child goes to public school: NOTHING! We can get your child’s scores directly from the Department of Education. You do not need to send in a coupon.

- If your child goes to a private, charter, or parochial school:

Special Coupon. Click here for a copy of the Special Coupon. If your child goes to a private, parochial, or charter school, you must fill out the Special Coupon form to get the ELA and Math Rewards.

IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Rewards may take several months to be delivered due to possible delays at the Department of Education.

For attending a parent-teacher conference, you can earn a $25 Reward. In most schools, parent-teacher conferences take place once in the fall (October/November) and once in the spring (March/April). You can earn a $25 Reward twice per school year, up to $50.

What to send in:

- Coupon. Submit the current Parent-Teacher Conference coupon (either fall or spring).

- Parent-Teacher Conference Form. Both you and your child’s teacher must completely fill out the Parent-Teacher Conferences form and sign it in order for you to receive your Reward.

When is the next parent-teacher conference happening?
Contact your child’s school to find out when your next parent-teacher conference is taking place. Conferences usually happen in the fall (October/November) and spring (March/April).

What if someone else attends my child’s conference in my place?
If another adult attends your child’s parent-teacher conference in your place, he/she should know your child well enough to talk with the teacher about how your child is doing in school. He/she can take the Parent-Teacher Conference Form to the meeting and fill it out with the teacher.