Room Dividers & Portable Walls for every facility!
Sumner High School Food Bank Collection The faculty, staff, and students of the Sumner High School were elated with the over 30,000 items collected for the local food bank. Sumner High School Staff member Scott Thompson was in charge of organizing the troops for packaging the supplies. Scott was able […]
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Use Screenflex black room dividers for artwork display panels, post flyers or display decorative items. The dark fabric is a great contrast to the display items and really makes them pop! Items are easy to tack, staple or pin to the honeycomb core surrounded by two layers of insulation and […]
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Summer is over and you’re going back to school. With the start of the new school year, you get a brand new group of students; and with that comes a brand new set of names and faces to remember. Remembering a name is never an easy task and that goes […]
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For a kid, there is nothing better than summer break. No pencils, no books, no more teachers with dirty looks; for a kid, an endless summer would be the best thing in the world. Unfortunately for all the giddy children, summertime needs to come to an end. Right now America’s […]
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Recently, we received an email from a customer who told us how much our product has helped her. She went on to detail the many attempts she’d made to find creative ways to display student artwork. Finally, she found Screenflex! Then Kristen Donovan, A private art teacher with her own studio […]
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As an educator, teaching children can be a bit like herding cats. Their minds, their mouths, and even their bodies will run around to and fro; with having never listened to a word you said. It can be difficult to keep children interested in your lesson, especially when you’re competing […]
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We receive a decent number of customer supplied photos showing our products in use, and we are so grateful to see where all of our little room divider babies end up being placed, but sometimes it’s the story that comes along with the photo that really makes us smile. Today, we received a […]
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Lake Zurich High School in Lake Zurich, Illinois recently hosted their annual homecoming dance. The student council wanted to create a school dance photo backdrop area to go along with their Hollywood movie theme. And although the gym would be dimly lit, it could be a place where students could stop and pose for photos […]
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Congratulations, you have finished your collegiate education and now you are about to start your new job as a teacher. You may have noticed that families of butterflies have moved into your stomach and for some reason every time you think about your new job, they fly around down there. […]
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It’s tough being a teacher. If you’re not fighting to keep students interested, you’re fighting budget cuts and the ever-changing myriad of educational standards. It’s hard enough keeping your head above water sometimes and it becomes even more difficult when you face resistance from parents. When open house rolls around, […]
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School is out, summer is here, and the kids now officially have too much time on their hands. For parents, it can be difficult keeping your child stimulated and entertained for all hours of the day; especially if both parents work. Luckily during the summer time, there are dozens of […]
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In Teach for America’s first year, 1990, 500 college graduates, newly accepted and trained Teach for America corps members, were assigned to schools primarily in impoverished inner cities. By 2013-2014, the number of corps members had risen to 11,000. Since 1990, more than 30,000 corps members have actually completed their […]
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