iCode Loyalty Points: How to Redeem, Shop, and Connect Your Child’s Social Media (Step-by-Step for Parents!)

Hi Parents,

Your child is earning loyalty points at iCode—and now, you can easily use those points to save on class enrollments or shop for fun items in our store! Plus, connecting your child’s social media accounts helps them earn even more rewards.

Here’s a detailed, easy-to-follow guide (with pictures and videos!) on how to do it all.

✅ Part 1: Redeem Loyalty Points When You Enroll in Classes

You can use loyalty points while enrolling in classes—whether through our website or the Parent Portal.

Option 1: From the Website

  1. Pick a Class:
    • Go to the iCode website and pick the class your child wants to join.
  2. Log In:
    • After clicking Continue, select “Already a customer” and log in with your Parent Portal username and password.
  1. Apply Loyalty Points:
    • On the payment page, you’ll see the option to Redeem your points.
    • You will see how many points are available for each student, along with the dollar value.
  1. Select & Redeem:
    • Choose the number of points you’d like to use and click Redeem.
  • The total will automatically reduce by the amount covered by points.
  • 💡 Look for the small eye icon—hovering over it will show how much was paid using points.
  1. Pay Any Remaining Balance:
    • If points don’t cover the entire cost, you can pay the remaining balance using any available payment methods (like card).

Option 2: From the Parent Portal

  1. Log In to the Portal.
  2. Go to Students > Student Info.
  3. Select the student you want to enroll.
  1. Click ‘Add to Class’.
  1. Select the class:
    • A list of classes will appear.
  1. Enter Points in the Pop-Up:
    • When the class pop-up opens, enter how many points you want to use and click Redeem.
    • The payment due will automatically update.
  1. Complete the Payment:
    • Pay any remaining balance using your preferred method.

💡 If you have multiple children, you’ll see each one’s loyalty points separately, students without points will still show up, but no points will be applied.

🎮 Part 2: Track Your Child’s Points & Rewards

Stay updated on your child’s point progress anytime!

  • Go to Students > Gamification inside your Parent Portal.
  • You will see points earned, available, and redeemed for each active student.

🛒 Part 3: Redeem Points in the iCode Online Store

Your child can also spend their points in our online store—it’s easy and fun!

  1. Access the Store:
    • Go to Store > Sales, then click Go to Store (this will open in a new tab).
  1. Log In:
    • Click the Sign In button at the top right and log in with your usual portal credentials.
  1. Check Points Balance:
    • Your available points will appear at the top of the store page.
  1. Browse & Add to Cart:
    • Explore the store and click Add to Cart for any items you’d like to purchase.
    • Want to add more? Just click Continue Shopping.
  1. View Cart & Enter Details:
    • Click View Cart (top right corner).
    • Enter your state and postal code, then click Submit to calculate taxes (if applicable).
  1. Review Total & Taxes:
    • Any taxes will be added automatically and the total will update.
  1. Apply Points at Checkout:
    • If your points cover the entire amount, they will be applied automatically.
    • Simply click Place Order to complete the purchase.
  1. Pay Remaining Balance (If Needed):
    • If your points don’t cover the full amount, the system will show the balance to pay by card.
  1. Get Your Invoice:
    • Once your order is complete, you will see an invoice on-screen—save it for your records.

📲 Part 4: Connect Your Child’s Social Media Accounts (for More Points!)

Want your child to earn even more points?
You can connect their social media accounts like this:

Go to My Profile > Social inside your Parent Portal.

  1. Choose the Student:
    • Use the dropdown to select which child you’re connecting for.
  1. Click ‘Connect Now’ next to the social platform (like Instagram, Facebook).
  1. Log In:
    • Enter your child’s social media login to complete the connection.
  1. Done!
    • Their account is now linked and they can earn extra points for social engagement.

🌟 Why Use the Loyalty Program?

  • Save on Classes: Use points for discounts right at checkout.
  • Shop Fun Items: Let your child use their points in our store.
  • Gamified Rewards: Keep your child motivated with point-based rewards.
  • Stay Informed: Track everything inside your Parent Portal.
  • Encourage Social Participation: Earn bonus points when students connect and engage on social media.

🎥 Prefer to Watch?

 We’ve put together simple videos showing you the steps:

How to Redeem Points & Connect Social Accounts

How to Shop with Points

Here’s the Quick Checklist

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