A Major Retailer Is Giving Teachers And College Students A Chance To Save Some Cash And That Includes You North & South Carolina
We all struggle to makes those ends meet these days. It feels like there’s more time in between paychecks, and the bills just keep getting higher. But, a major retailer is giving teachers and college students a chance to save some cash. Target’s teacher appreciation discount is also for college students. Teachers, school staff and college students get a one-time discount of 20% on their entire purchase. According to Charlotte On The Cheap, it’s not just for school supplies, either. But, make sure to check the big list of items excluded from the deal.
However, 20% off is still a good savings. You just need to plan your trip carefully since it’s one time only. The Target special says it can be “stacked” with other discounts, too. The offer stands from now until August 26, 2023 at participating Target stores. And, there are some things that have to happen in order for you to get your deserved, qualifying savings.
Become a “Target Circle” member. Then, verify that you actually are a teacher or college student. Do this by uploading a teachers’ ID, recent pay stub or homeschool document. And, make sure when you check out, you apply the 20% discount in Target Circle.
So, who does this apply to specifically? The offer is for Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers, including homeschool teachers. Also, it’s for teachers at daycare learning facilities, and early childhood learning centers. Plus, university or college professors and vocation/trade/technical school teachers with valid ID also qualify. And, college students get the student I.D. ready. Upload the I.D., class schedule or tuition receipt to verify your status.
So, start planning your shopping trip for Target’s teacher appreciation discount. I can’t even tell you how many trips we made to Target and stores of comparable inventory when we planned my son’s journey into college life. Gotta get those twin XL dorm sheets and bedding! See the full story and press release for more info.