The bill would allow teachers to claim up to a $300 deduction on their state income tax return for eligible expenses.

97% of American teachers purchase their classroom supplies with their own money — spending on average $673 per school year according to survey data from the Association of American Educators.

LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - A basic classroom may have a whiteboard, desks, and chairs, but many teachers are paying out of pocket for extra supplies, decorations, and technology. The Texas State ...

Pencils sound like basic materials for a kindergarten classroom, but for Kathy Butler’s students, they’re in short supply.

Listen to any teacher talk about their students and within ... majority of items requested are some combination of basic supplies (markers, construction paper, glue, etc), classroom furniture ...

Over her more than two decades of teaching, she said she has spent thousands of dollars on supplies for her classroom and the students themselves. A reading corner in teacher Kristen Beinecke's ...

Studies also show that almost 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.

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 ...

While 68% of teachers receive funds from their school districts to purchase supplies — an average of $294 per classroom — rising prices of school supplies amid inflation means that this money ...