Name: H-E-B providing Texas teachers with chance to save on classroom supplies
Uploaded: 7/17/2019 9:19:17 PM
Duration: 21
Description: The local company is providing instructors a chance to save up to $50 at its stores, but teachers need to sign up early.

H-E-B celebrates teachers with discounts on school supplies

Coupons can be redeemed in-store from between July 31 and August 13.

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