Parents frustrated about surge in prices for back-to-school supplies – IRIE FM
September 2, 2026
Written byGeorgetta Williams

As the new academic year fast approaches, many parents are expressing frustration about the surge in prices for back-to-school supplies.
Parents have been finalising their purchases and taking on orientation activities this week, ahead of the September 7 start of the new school year.
While some parents say they are ready, some are still experiencing some challenges.
One father told IRIE FM News that he has observed a significant increase in textbook prices.
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A St. Catherine parent echoed his statement, noting that she has also observed price increases even for uniforms.
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Meanwhile, one Manchester mother said the impact of Hurricane Melissa on her business has affected her back-to-school preparation significantly.
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A St. Elizabeth parent said she is fully ready for the start of the new academic year.
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In the meantime, a St. Mary father urged parents who may be finding it difficult to take advantage of available scholarships and grants.
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