Family Resources

See your child's grades, attendance, schedule, test scores and report cards online or in the NYC Schools Account app.

1. Ask TvF for your account creation code. Message Genecis Aguilera with your child's name and grade.
2. Genecis sends the code to the parent or guardian email in your child's school record, or you can pick it up in the main office with photo ID.
3. Go to schoolsaccount.nyc and create your account with the code and your child's 9-digit student ID (ask the main office if you do not have it).

Codes are only given to a parent or guardian. Keep yours private: it opens your child's full school record.

Sign in to NYC Schools Account (opens in a new tab)NYCPS help with NYC Schools Account (opens in a new tab)

Formerly the school lunch form. School meals are free for every NYC public school student, but this form still matters: it decides how much federal Title I funding TvF receives for staff, programs and supplies.

1. Go to myschoolapps.com, search for New York and choose the New York City public schools district. It takes a few minutes.
2. Submit one form for all of your children, even if they attend different NYC schools.
3. Prefer paper? Paper forms are available in the main office.

Questions or need help? Message Nilsa Arboleda, Parent Coordinator.

Complete the Family Income Inquiry Form (opens in a new tab)

Every year, families, students and teachers tell NYC Public Schools how their school is doing. Your answers are private and help shape TvF's plans.

1. When the survey opens, go to the NYC School Survey site (opens in a new tab).
2. Sign in with a lowercase f followed by your child's 9-digit student ID (for example, f123456789).

Last year's survey ran February 9 to April 30, 2026. Questions? Message Nate Carroll.

About the NYC School Survey (opens in a new tab)

Every student has a NYC Public Schools account (username@nycstudents.net) for Google Classroom, email and TeachHub.

1. Set up a PIN now at selfservice.schools.nyc: sign in, choose PIN Reset, and create a PIN.
2. Forgot the password? On the same site, choose Forgot Username/Password and enter the student ID, date of birth and PIN.
3. Families can also reset it from their NYC Schools Account, and any TvF staff member can reset it at school.

Student password self-service (opens in a new tab)TeachHub (opens in a new tab)

Eligible students get a free student OMNY card for subway and bus rides. NYC Public Schools sets the rules for how many rides a day the card allows and when it works.

1. Lost or broken card? First sign in to your child's @nycstudents.net Google account. The form only opens for student accounts.
2. Fill out the TvF OMNY card replacement form below.

OMNY card replacement form (opens in a new tab)NYCPS student OMNY card rules (opens in a new tab)

TvF grades in JumpRope. The Family Portal shows current grades, assignments and missing work for each class.

1. Ask for a family account: message Nate Carroll with your name, your email and your child's name.
2. You can also sign in at app.jumpro.pe with your child's @nycstudents.net Google account.

Sign in to JumpRope (opens in a new tab)

TvF uses Forms & Flows for emergency contacts and health information, trip permission slips, media consent and other school forms.

1. Watch for an email invitation from TvF, or message Nate Carroll to request access.
2. Sign in on the web or in the SchoolStatus Forms & Flows app.

Keep your emergency contacts up to date: they are who we call if something happens at school.

Sign in to Forms & Flows (opens in a new tab)App for iPhone (opens in a new tab)App for Android (opens in a new tab)

Teachers post assignments and class updates in Google Classroom. Families can get a daily or weekly guardian email summary.

1. Ask your child's teachers to add you for guardian email summaries.

Google Classroom (opens in a new tab)