Union City Schools help cut back-to-school stress on parents - WBBJ TV - WBBJ-TV
UNION CITY, Tenn. — Over the past three years, families have dealt with a pandemic and now historic inflation rates. In order to help, Union City Schools are lending an extra hand and more. "Everything. Anything that kids might need for school? Your basic calculators, paper pencils, markers. You name it. We're supplied," said Michael Paul Miller, the Assistant Director at Union City Schools. The school district first started supplying school supplies in 2020 to help with the pandemic, but they now want to continue to help this year with inflation. All will be free of cost to parents in the school system and come from the school district's budget. "The rising cost of everything was already a lot of stress on our parents, stressed on our kids. So let's do it one more year. Let's supply and they don't have to worry about it," Miller said. School supplies have always been expensive, especially for families with multiple kids. ...