Create a designated Student Game Room where students can relax, socialize, and enjoy recreational activities in a positive and supportive environment. This space can also be…

This is an easy way to get your seniors decked out with class spirit at the beginning of the year! Encourage your incoming senior class to…

Don’t let your seniors fall into a “senior slump” – encourage attendance by granting seniors low cost wishes throughout the school year on any given day.…

Recognize students with achievements in designated areas (i.e. a minimum ACT score, 4 or higher on the ACT or AP exam, or National Merit Finalist) with…

Recognize and reward students for their academic achievements, attendance and behavior demonstrated in the fall semester by inviting them to a Cozy Café at school on…

Reward any senior that is able to raise their ACT score on the ACT retake with an off-campus reward trip to an indoor trampoline park and…

Looking for some new rewards that won’t break the bank? Check out the list below for ideas for big or small low cost rewards for students…

Reward students for being involved with your school’s community and diverse activities by creating this traveling rewards cart called the Congrats Cabana Cart. School type: High…

When students meet performance criteria, like zero tardies or 100% homework completion, show up unexpectedly with treats in-hand on an unannounced day! Use it during periods…

RECOGNIZE MORE OF YOUR STUDENTS. HERE’S HOW. Typically, schools offer a lot of recognition and appreciation for the top 25% of students and a lot of…

Recognize and reward students for their academic achievements, attendance, behavior or anything in between by inviting them to a Food Truck Rodeo – a coordinated special…

Recognize and celebrate the top 10 students with the highest GPA of the senior class by hosting an award ceremony. School type: High School Activity goal:…

Give credit and attention to students who inspire and motivate educators by writing them a letter of appreciation. This activity offers an opportunity to spotlight students,…

Create a postcard with your Renaissance theme for the year and mail them out to students’ families to let them know their child qualified for Renaissance…

A great way to reward students for weekly attendance, academic progress, and assignment completion by raffling off a free haircut! School type: K-12 Activity goal: Reward Students…

Provide special lunch seating and perks for students who earn it. School type: Elementary School, Middle School, High School Activity goal: Reward students for positive actions. Submitted by:…

Increase homework completion and recognize students who consistently turn in their homework with a prize incentive program. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Increase homework completion Submitted by:…

Celebrate students that are continuing their education by having a college signing event. School type: High School Activity goal: Recognize the achievements and commitments of students…

Establish a “Staffulty All-Star” or “Student All-Star” recognition and provide this pennant as a visible award. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Recognize Staffulty or students Submitted…

Recognize the theatre programs in your district or region with an award’s ceremony. School type: 6-12 Activity goal: Provide recognition for theatre programs Submitted by: Robinson Secondary…

Recognize students that graduate from your high school and serve in the military. School type: High School Activity goal: Recognize students Submitted by: Tara Campbell

Recognize students for achieving the honor roll (or other selected criteria) School type: K-12 Activity goal: Provide recognition and ownership in your school Submitted by: J.W. Wiseman Elementary…

The Sign on the Line ceremony is an academic version of when high school athletes sign letters of intent to the university they plan on attending…

This is an activity that all students can participate in, whether they are 4.0 or .5 GPA students. It is called BUG, which stands for Bring…

Recognize your students quarterly with a special breakfast with the principal, vice principals and school leaders. School type: Middle School, High School Activity goal: Encourage positive behavior Submitted…