15 families. Free. Your school.
The complete K–12 money and business curriculum — 150+ video lessons, 770+ printable worksheets, 7 mini-courses — free for a full year for the first 15 families at schools we partner with. No contract, no student data, no strings.
How it works
One email from you. One code for your families. We handle everything in between.
Apply
A teacher, administrator, front-office staffer, or PTO leader emails us with your school's name and their role. Two minutes, no forms to install, nothing to sign.
We verify
We confirm your school in the federal NCES school directory and on your school's own website. Usually done within a day — we do the checking, not you.
Your code arrives
We send your school's named code to the front-office email published on your school's website, with a ready-to-paste blurb for your newsletter. Families redeem it themselves at checkout.
What your families get
The first 15 families to use your school's code get a full year of the whole-family membership free — every lesson, every worksheet, every course.
What it costs your school: nothing. No contract, no data sharing, no accounts to manage, no follow-up obligations. You pass one code along in a newsletter or flyer; parents sign up directly and deal with us. If nobody redeems it, nothing happens. If all 15 spots fill, your families just saved money and learned it at the same time.
Bring CashQuest to your school
Email us from your school address with your school's name, city and state, your name, and your role. Anyone on staff — or an officer of your PTO/PTA — can apply on the school's behalf.
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Which schools are eligible?
Any U.S. K–12 school — public, private, charter, parochial, or an organized homeschool co-op. If your school is in the federal NCES directory (or your co-op has a public web presence), you qualify.
Is this an endorsement or a partnership contract?
Neither. It is a gift to your families. Sharing the code does not endorse us, obligate your school, or create any relationship beyond passing a free resource along — the same way you might share a museum's free-admission day.
What happens after the free year?
Families choose for themselves whether to continue on a paid membership. Nothing renews automatically onto anyone's card through the school, and the school is never involved in billing.
Do you collect student data?
No student rosters, no gradebooks, no school data at all. A parent creates one family account with their own email. Kids work on paper and on the family's screen — we never need to know who your students are.
Why are you doing this?
Because the first three schools were the ones down the street from us. It worked, and it costs us almost nothing to share a curriculum that is already built — so we would rather more kids learn it.
Schools don't teach money — and that is not a criticism, it is a to-do list. Between state requirements and packed schedules, there is no room on the timetable for paychecks, taxes, insurance, and how a business actually works. So we built the whole thing — and taught it to our own kids first. This program just hands it to families who want it, through the schools they already trust.