It’s back-to-school season and several retailers are hosting sales events to help students and teachers get ready for the new year.
But while many stores are running these sales for a limited time, others like Samsung, under protection and Lawyer offer special discounts for teachers and students throughout the year.
You can get discounts on everything from tech and apparel to shoes and mattresses. A notable agreement is 30% off when you bundle select Samsung Galaxy products.
Here are some of the best teacher and student discounts you can find online right now:
- Samsung: Technology Brand Education Offerings Program Offers Teachers and Students up to 30% off and free shipping on orders.
- Avocado mattress: Educators can get 5% off to use on mattress orders after verifying their teaching status with ID.me.
- New Balance: Students and teachers can use New Balance 25% off Community Heroes after verification with ID.me.
- Adidas: The sportswear brand offers teachers and school staff 30% off in-store and online purchases and 20% off at outlet stores. Like other retailers, Adidas uses ID.me to verify these shoppers.
- purple mattress: The mattress seller offers teachers and students 10% discount on purchases once they have verified their teacher status.
- under protection: Under Armor is known for its military and first responder discount of 20% off online and in-store purchases and 10% off at UA Factory, which includes teachers and educators. The sportswear brand uses ID.me to check teachers, too.
- Crocodile: The popular clog seller offers teachers 15% off all full price models. Teachers will need to verify their status using SheerID
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