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The NYC Schools Account system has replaced ARIS Parent Link. Using this system, parents can get information on their child's grades, attendance, contact information on file at the school, and more.

Learn more about the NYC Schools Account system.

How to Create an Account

You can create an account online or in person.

Online

You will need:

• NYC Schools Account Creation Code
  • Call (718) 935-2200 for assistance if you do not have a creation code
• Your child's 9-digit student ID number

Create an NYC Schools Account.

In Person

You will need to schedule an appointment at your child's school.

You should bring a valid photo ID to the appointment. Examples of valid photo ID include:

• Passport
• Driver's license, State ID, or permit
• IDNYC

You will also need an email address and your child's nine-digit NYC student ID number to create an account. This number is located on your child's academic records and report cards.

Your child's school can also give you his or her student ID number. For school contact information, visit the School Finder page.

Further Assistance

Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) if you need more help.

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