When America’s public schools fail to provide, teachers are forced to cover thousands of dollars in classroom expenses out of their own pockets
(Representative AI Image) Across the United States, teachers are paying out of pocket to keep classrooms operational. From pencils and composition books to durable headphones and art supplies, educators at high-needs schools regularly spend hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars annually on materials that schools cannot provide. Even with modest district stipends and crowdfunding platforms like…
