In a release announcing the bill, the lawmaker said, "teachers shouldn’t have to pay for classroom supplies out of their own ...

"Me and the other homeroom teacher, we actually got $70 to split between us." Reed also said the money will go beyond buying ...

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 ...

College of Education and Applied Human Sciences launched an innovative initiative to support graduates as they embark on ...

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.

Many teachers don't have all the supplies they need for their classrooms or pay for these items out of their pocket. We want to help by funding their classroom projects or getting those needed ...

There's some good news for teachers and other educators who are digging into their own pockets to buy COVID-related supplies for their classroom. They can deduct these out-of-pocket expenses on ...

“Teachers shouldn’t have to pay for classroom supplies out of their own pockets,” Rep. Davis wrote in a news release. “No other profession expects employees to cover work expenses from ...

Illinois lawmakers are working on a new bill aimed at alleviating the financial burden teachers face when purchasing classroom supplies.