Parents and teachers spend a lot on school supplies. Before you reach into your pockets, you may want to visit a warehouse full of educational tools.Liz Miller is getting ready for the start of school ...

She’s been there herself and knows the feelings well. When Theresa Bundgaard spots a weary elementary-school teacher walking through her educational-supply store, Teaching & Learning Stuff, at 6:45 ...

It's inevitable. Each year, teachers dip into their own pockets to buy things like notebooks, tissues and pencils for their students. This inevitability is even enshrined in the tax code, which gives ...

Jenny, a waitress, noticed at the end of her shift there was a napkin shortage. So she used her tips to stop and pick up a few packs. Alan, a bus driver, got caught in a traffic jam during his route.

SEATTLE — A new school year means new school supplies — not just for students but for teachers, too. On average, educators spend somewhere between $500 and $750 of their own money every year on ...

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) — The Teacher Reuse, a non-profit dedicated to providing free teaching supplies to Central Texas educators, found a new permanent storefront in San Marcos after months of ...

The requests are important because budget restrictions in school districts often leave educators with limited funding to provide optimal learning experiences. While parent-teacher associations help ...

Parents, grandparents and others with an interest in education have the opportunity to donate agriculture-related resources to a nearby teacher through Virginia’s Agriculture in the Classroom ...

TWIN FALLS — In the summer months before the next school year, teachers rush to purchase pencils, markers, scissors, paper and more — all supplies to ensure their students have the materials they need ...

ROCKVILLE, Md. – Lauren Moskowitz's shopping list was the stuff of every kindergartner's dreams. The special-education teacher would need finger puppets, jumbo crayons and sidewalk chalk for her 5- ...