School supply lists make the difference: this is how spending varies among families in Castelló for back to school
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School supply lists make the difference: this is how spending varies among families in Castelló for back to school

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General9 September 2026 at 13:28

The school year has already begun in Castelló and, with it, families have started purchasing school supplies and making last-minute preparations. Students and their parents have been visiting stores to acquire the necessary products for the return to classes.

Notebooks, books, pencil cases and backpacks are some of the usual products that are part of purchases made in recent weeks. These items represent a significant expense for many families in the region.

The article mentions that the school supply listing makes a difference, suggesting that expenses vary according to the requirements established by schools. The quantity and type of materials required can significantly influence the family budget for back to school.

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