Education
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TeacherLists is easing the pressure with a free digital tool that connects parents with over 1.5 million school supply lists nationwide.
WRENTHAM, Mass., July 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The back-to-school rush is here, and families across the country are preparing for school supply shopping. But for many, this annual task brings stress, confusion, and budget concerns. In fact, a recent TeacherLists survey found that 61% of parents view the prospect of back-to-school shopping negatively. While the season is in full swing, the pressure to find the right items—at the right prices—has families looking for a convenient solution to comparison shop. That’s where TeacherLists comes in. With more than 1.5 million supply lists and new ones added daily, TeacherLists continues to expand its reach to classrooms nationwide. The free platform gives parents access to classroom-specific supply lists…
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“I Was Afraid to Read”: Florida Students Share How One Free Program Helped Them Fall in Love with Books
New video series from New Worlds Reading highlights the transformative power of literacy as families gear up for the back-to-school season. GAINESVILLE, Fla., Aug. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Nearly one million children in Florida are not yet reading on grade level, but this back-to-school season, students like Jahara and Faustino are proving that one book can be the beginning of something bigger. Their stories are part of a new video series from New Worlds Reading, Florida’s free at-home literacy program for eligible students in VPK through 5th grade. Since launching in 2021, the statewide literacy program has shipped more than 11 million books to families across Florida. Each enrolled student receives nine free…
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Parents warned: Think twice before posting first-day-of-school photo
Article brought to us by Colour Chronicles As the school summer holidays come to an end, a new wave of first-day photos and milestone moments are about to flood our feeds. But as you get ready to share, experts are urging parents to pause and think about the digital footprint they’re creating for their children before the new term even begins. Research shows that the average parent will post nearly 1,500 photos of their child before they turn five, and more than 80% of children have an online presence by the age of two. The new school year marks a significant increase in this digital sharing, adding a fresh layer of complexity to a…
