Supplies drive boosts back to school purchases
Parents plan to spend on classroom musts with Bucci noting about 50 dollars for supplies and extra on specialty items. A price cut on a book bag on wheels prompts approval as it reduces strain. Karen Falena buys book bags for her three sons and a preschooler, with children seeking mechanical pencils and specific items for a smoother start.
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Bucci
Karen Falena
Paul
Tonio
Micah
Ill end up spending more because they like the best
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School supplies become budgeting lines for families
Parents in the Croton area and local schools discuss how to manage back to school costs. Mary Lou Sizer, with three children, says she buys gradually to save, while St. Vitus and other schools encourage lists to let families shop sales and avoid unnecessary items. Staples staff note lists often come from teachers and are shared at stores to help families prepare.
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St. Vitus
Susan Marie Krupp
St. Vitus School
Tom Steele
Staples
Union Township
Wilmington Middle School
Ben Fennick
Neshannock Memorial Elementary School
Carrie Schneider
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