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$858

$858 -- average back to school spend per household for K-12 families (2025)

2025  · NRF

The average K-12 back-to-school spend per household is $858 according to NRF in 2025.

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$858
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Data Vintage
2025
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K-12 families
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Source Trust
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Independence
30
Methodology
45
Freshness
95
NRF Primary Tier C
https://www.appbrew.com/blogs/back-to-school-marketing-ideas ↗
Confidence: 48/100 Vintage: 2025 Channel: Common Crawl
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How to Plan Your 2026 Back-to-School Marketing Campaign (Before Every Other Brand Does)
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Cited from NRF 2025 back-to-school survey

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K-12 families: $858 average back to school spend per household. Source: NRF (2025). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/k12-household-bts-spend-nrf-2025
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