Alabama teachers are participating in the #ClearTheList campaign, a social media effort created to help fund out-of-pocket classroom expenses. Renee Vincent, an elementary school teacher in the ...

DonorsChoose is another nonprofit that empowers teachers to request resources for their classrooms and allows individuals to donate to public school projects. The nonprofit was founded in 2000 and ...

According to a national survey of teachers conducted by AdoptAClassroom.org, teachers spent an average of $860 on classroom supplies during the 2022-2023 school year, a 14% increase from 2021 and ...

Parents aren’t alone in feeling the extra pinch in the wallet this year in paying for back-to-school necessities. Teachers, too, are digging deeper to meet their classroom needs out of pocket.

On the one hand, it is nice to save money on everyday items; on the other, it is a stark reminder that teachers ... of basic supplies (markers, construction paper, glue, etc), classroom furniture ...

Ready, Set, Supply!' initiative is underway, spearheaded by United Way of the Midlands. The goal of the drive is to stock the ...

few teachers have reached out asking what are some of the things teachers can do to save on classroom supplies? *** couple of things first, you should know they're tax deductible. The educator ...

TeacherLists, School Family Media's nationally-recognized school supply list platform, is showing appreciation for educators nationwide with the return of the We Love Teachers Sweepstakes. From ...

I don’t remember how I stumbled upon DonorsChoose, a website that encourages giving to teachers who need additional resources for their classrooms.I do know that I got hooked because it easily ...

Alabama teachers may have more money to spend on classroom supplies under Gov. Kay Ivey’s budget proposal, released Tuesday. Ivey proposed to give state-funded teachers $1,000 next school year ...

Tennessee public and charter school teachers in grades K through 12 are currently given $200 a year to spend on classroom supplies. For McGill, the money goes fast. "Within the first week of ...