is looking forward to helping educators from all over as Macon’s only educational supply store. “I always wanted to run my ...

Teachers spent an average of $610 of their own money on school supplies during the 2023-2024 school year. More than 90% of teachers spend their own money on items students need, but inflation is ...

The College of Education and Human Development's Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Studies develops future dedicated educators like you by offering valuable experience-driven learning ...

Related stories "I think my school is doing the best they can with what they have to help us with our classroom supplies," Driver said. "It would be nice if they could do more, but that always ...

Tuba City High School teacher Carmen Honyouti received $500 through APS’ Supply My Class. In Winslow, Jefferson Elementary ...

Northwest ISD's Education Foundation has tried to help teachers with the mid-year supply slump for some time ... that teachers need for the kids in the classroom to play games, to make learning ...

report that inflation has made it harder to buy necessary classroom supplies. This increase sheds light on a growing issue in education: rising costs and flat salaries are leaving teachers ...

Chaterpaul has already skimmed around $100 off her paycheck to stock her classroom with supplies, decorations and learning tools. The United Federation of Teachers has a reimbursement fund that ...

studies show that nearly 94% of teachers pay for their own classroom supplies. Last year, teachers planned to spend, on average, about $864 of their own money to support classroom learning.

An infographic showing data on “Teacher Out-of-Pocket Spending on School Supplies”. Teaching has always come with hidden costs, but in 2024, these expenses are escalating. According to the ...