IT JUST ISN'T FAIR!!!!!
DID YOU KNOW?
94% of teachers in the U.S. spend their own money on school supplies, averaging $479 annually.
Schools in low-income areas can have up to 50% fewer supplies than needed.
Lack of school supplies can result in a 25% reduction in class participation.
Students with adequate supplies are up to 75% more likely to complete homework.
Inadequate supply access affects 68% of students' engagement in learning.
Classrooms with sufficient supplies see a 20% increase in student performance.
Teachers spend around 20 hours annually planning to overcome supply shortages.
81% of students report feeling motivated when they have the right supplies.
60% of teachers report that students' creativity suffers without proper materials.
Schools spend $3 billion annually to cover supply shortages in the U.S.
Proper supplies can improve student test scores by up to 30%
Lack of supplies is a barrier for 52% of students to reach their potential.
Schools in underfunded areas require 40% more supplies to meet basic needs.
177% of educators say that inadequate supplies lead to increased stress among students.
Students are 30% less likely to feel prepared without personal learning materials.
DID YOU ALSO KNOW?
Educators often use personal funds to bridge gaps in classroom supply shortages.
Students lacking basic supplies may feel less engaged and motivated in school activities.
Access to adequate school supplies can enhance students’ self-esteem and willingness to participate.
Educators report that having enough supplies allows for more creative and effective lesson planning.
The absence of necessary materials can create stress and anxiety among students, impacting learning.
A well-supplied classroom environment encourages enthusiasm and curiosity in learning.
Students with essential supplies often demonstrate improved organizational skills and academic behavior.
Educators believe that having the right resources contributes to a harmonious and productive classroom atmosphere.
Lack of resources can hinder Educators' ability to deliver diverse and interactive lessons.
Parents express concern over the strain of purchasing additional supplies not covered by schools.
Adequate supplies support Educators in implementing differentiated instruction to meet varied student needs.
Having personalized supplies helps students take ownership of their learning process.
Observations show that well-equipped classrooms foster cooperation and teamwork among students.
Teachers note that supply shortages can lead to increased classroom management challenges.
Providing necessary supplies is seen as a
basic step towards educational equity and
access for all students.