Report Card Rewards—freebies and discounts for hard work!
(This list has not been updated in the
past year. Please call to verify offers
before you go, just to be safe.)
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Graeter’s: This ice cream store offers a free
kid’s cone for an A on your report card, for kids grades K-8.
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Chick-Fil-A: Bring in your all A’s and B’s report card and receive a FREE 8 pack
nuggets.
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McDonald’s:
Students with a straight “A” report card receive: Kindergarten-5th grades –
free Happy Meal. 6th-12th grades – free Value Meal.
Call your local McDonald’s to see if they participate.
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Wendy’s: Students who received A’s and B’s on their report card and
bring it into Wendy’s will receive a free frosty. Not all locations
participate.
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Krispy Kreme Donuts: In
most areas, Krispy Kreme (the retail donut stores only) will give your child a
free donut for an “A”.
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Chuck E. Cheese Tokens For Grades:
Chuck E. Cheese locations give away free tokens for good grades. They accept
all types of grading systems, and will give away a maximum of 15 tokens.
Currently, an “A” or equivalent is worth 3 tokens, a “B” is worth 2 tokens, and
a “C” is worth 1 token. Note: You must make a food purchase for this offer.
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Pizza Hut THREE A’S PROGRAM:
Each grading period, any child who has 3 A’s or the equivalent thereof, will
receive one Personal Pan Pizza and a small soft drink or carton of milk by
presenting his or her report card to the manager. This offer is good for
Elementary and Middle School students. Dine-in only. Student must be present
and the original report card must be presented. Available at participating
locations
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Fazoli's Friendly Reader Program: Every
five books read and/or perfect attendance earns a free kid’s meal.
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Orange
Leaf: Students can take their report card to this frozen yogurt store which
gives a free ounce of frozen yogurt for every A (up to 6).
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Gatti’s
Pizza: Bring your child’s report
card to earn free gameplay, as follows:
All A’s = $3.75 in gameplay
B’s & Better = $2.50 in gameplay
C’s & Better = $1.25 in gameplay
Report card must be presented within 2 weeks of receipt. Call current locations
to verify.
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Applebee’s: The A is for Apple Program gives kids a certificate for a free kids' meals. This program is only open to
schools, though. If you're a parent, contact your child's teacher to let her
know about this program that offers rewards for students.
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Baskin-Robbins: Earn a free scoop of ice cream. Bring
in your report card showing good grades to get your freebie.
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Justice Stores: Tween girl retail store Justice will give you $5 off your purchase. Bring in a good report card that's been issued within the past 30 days.
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Long John Silver’s: While this program is only open to
schools, it rewards students with meals for a number of achievements on top of
academic excellence. School administrators need to contact the local restaurant
to participate.
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Family Video: Throughout the month of June, Family
Video gives a FREE overnight movie or game rental to students for every
‘A’ they receive on their final report card in any core subjects designed to
ensure that we are an active, participating member of the community in which
our store is located.
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Cold Stone Creamery: Not on a national level, but the stores
are individual owned & operated so the best thing to do would be to ask
your local store as some have offered them in the past.
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Cheryl’s Cookies: Get up to 3 FREE Cookies for A’s.
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Kudzoo App: Middle school and college students can download
the FREE Kudzoo app and build Kudzoo cash to use in your favorite places, from
restaurants to concerts. Earn the grades, scan the report cards then spend your
Kudzoo cash! There is also a daily challenge round and coupons to help college
students boost their savings!
Banks: We
are finding that several banks offer report card savings rewards programs for
kids with good grades, such as $1 for A’s and 50¢ for B’s, etc. The
participating banks are scattered all over the country. Our recommendation is
that you call your own bank to see if they have a similar offering.
Staff Reporter Amber Schalk
