Outfitting an art room in your school? Be sure to consider the right furniture and space planning before you buy. There should be enough space around the tables and chairs in the room for students to move freely while holding their artwork so that they will not bump into anyone else trying to work. Here is some of the furniture to consider for your school art room.

While your first purchasing decisions may be related to the student and teacher desks and chairs in your school, it’s important to make sure your janitorial staff are well-equipped to do their work as well. Here’s a look at some of the things you should keep in your school for cleaning staff to use on a daily basis.

Preparation for designing a new library for your school can be a daunting task to say the least. Not only do you need to consider the needs of your students, but you’ll need to make sure to accommodate teachers, your school librarian and other staff members as well. To make the space as enjoyable and user-friendly as possible, follow these simple tips.

Large or small, the lobby in your school should be comfortable and accommodating for students, parents, guests and school staff. Read on to get a detailed look into what you should add to your school’s waiting area.

Spring is in the air! Warm weather and vibrant colors make for an exciting time to decorate and get into the spring spirit. Take a look at some of our favorite classroom décor from Pinterest that will inspire your spring classroom decorating.

Tables and chairs make learning easier, but don’t forget the little things that will really make your daycare an engaging learning environment! Read on to learn more about the accessories your daycare could probably use.

Buying new activity tables for your classroom? Activity tables come in a wide variety of shapes which all exist for a specific purpose. Learn more about which shape will best suit your classroom activities below.

Outfitting your school with new lockers? There are a lot of factors to consider first, including the size of your allotted space and the needs of your students and staff. Here’s a closer look at the options available to you.

Play is an essential part of every school day for young children, and encouraging imaginative play during recess can enhance creativity and teach children valuable lessons from each other. These are just a few of the playsets we offer that encourage fun and learning, making school fun one recess at a time.

In today’s digital learning environment, the right storage for your classroom media equipment is essential. Take a look at this guide to ensure you have all the AV equipment storage you’ll need to provide a productive classroom while keeping media safe and sound.

Preventing bullying is a hot topic in schools right now, but the act of bullying is something that's been around for decades and exists at every grade level. So what can you do as a teacher to prevent bullying from occurring in your school? Read our tips for a good starting point.

Whether you need to furnish a new school or give a fresh face to an outdated style, the chairs in your educational facility are some of the most important pieces of furniture to consider. Unsure of everything you'll need? Read our comprehensive guide to school chairs to help you on your way to seating everyone in style and support.

From the school office to the teacher's lounge and everywhere in between, you'll find tables in every single room in your school. So what type of table goes where and what's the best option for your school? Read on to learn more.

It's the height of cold and flu season, and that means trouble for students. At school, belongings are constantly being shared. Kids aren't washing their hands. Germs are being shared and spread, and that spells trouble for everyone. To help prevent the spread of germs and keep kids from getting sick this winter, teachers should consider the following action steps.

Winter break has come to a close and it’s time to hit the books again. While teachers may be ready to get back into the swing of things, students are often not so eager to jump into the second half of the school year. Here's how teachers can help ease students into the second semester.

Whether a long winter break or an even longer summer break, time off from school pulls students away from their studies and can make for a serious lack of productivity. Here are some ways you can keep your teens and tweens busy during long breaks from school while still allowing them to enjoy their time off.

A new year means a fresh start, and that goes for your classroom lesson plans too. If you’re looking to make 2017 the best year yet for your students, consider implementing these strategies for keeping your students engaged every day.

Put your school science lab furniture to good use by holding as many experiments as you can this year! Many students learn best by doing, and there are few things more fun or engaging in a science classroom than performing actual scientific experiments. Here are 10 science experiments that are easy, safe and fun!

Does the art room in your school need a little rearranging? There are a million different ways to arrange furniture and supplies in an art classroom, but some methods are better than others. While we certainly encourage art teachers to get creative with their classroom setups, these are some tips to keep in mind when arranging the space for maximum efficiency.

The source of food, fun and students touching everything in sight, the cafeteria is perhaps the most important space in your school to keep clean at all times. Fortunately for you and your janitorial staff, keeping cafeteria furniture clean is as simple as can be. Just follow these easy steps.

Whether you’re outfitting a brand new school or replacing your school’s old student desks, there are a ton of options to choose from when it comes to the workstations you choose for incoming students. Before you make your final decision, you’ll want to determine what types of needs students in that classroom will have, and you may find that not every class will benefit from the same type of desk. So without further ado, these are the most common types of student desks along with some benefits to each.

Whiteboards have taken over the role in the classroom that was once completely dominated by chalkboards. But with all the different dry erase boards available today, how do you decide what type of board will be best for your school’s classrooms? Here’s what to consider.

It’s a fact—there is no one size fits all solution to classroom seating. Class size, student behavior and the content of a teacher’s lesson plans greatly affect the way a classroom should be set up. Of course, it’s usually up to the teacher to decide how to arrange his or her classroom, and that typically involves some degree of trial and error. To help you decide what configuration is best for your students, check out the benefits and drawbacks of these popular classroom setups.

A new month means a new excuse to change up your classroom bulletin boards! As with every month in the holiday season, there are seemingly endless possibilities when it comes to how to decorate your boards with some fall fun. Here are just six great ideas!