PSS K12 puts a poster maker in your building, trains your staff in 20 minutes, and keeps it running for the life of the printer. Teachers print anchor charts, banners, magnets and stickers in about two minutes, instead of paying a print shop $20 a poster or going without.
Veteran-owned
Teachers assume a wide-format printer only makes posters. It doesn't. Your poster maker prints stickers, logo magnets, canvas artwork, waterproof banners, math manipulatives and much more. It's the hands-on, screen-free counterbalance Principals are looking for.
Anchor charts, learning targets, hallway campaigns, in English and Spanish.
Reward badges, room signs, student folder labels, mascot swag.
Locker magnets, bus loop signs, front-office directory, staff fridge schedules.
Student art shows, cafeteria murals, front-lobby installations, donor-wall pieces.
Field-day banners, pickup-line signage, marquee replacements, sports celebrations.
Number lines, ten-frames, fraction tiles, sight-word cards. Printed, laminated, cut.
Holiday gift wrap, spirit-wear packaging, book-fair paper, all school-branded.
Photo backdrops, escape-room props, STEM prototypes, teacher-created games.
Every poster is a $25 decision. Every banner is a $200 one. Schools without an in-house wide-format printer pay those prices to outside vendors all year, plus every custom sticker, magnet and canvas print on top. One printer on the Every-Wall Plan replaces the whole invoice.
Open a file from Canva, Google Slides, PowerPoint or the Folio library, press print, and a 24×36 poster rolls out in about two minutes. No trip to the print shop, no purchase order for one poster, no waiting a week.
Attendance, screen time, behavior, family engagement and funding. The same printer serves all five, and none of them require a new program.
Move attendance goals out of the spreadsheet and onto the wall: giant attendance tracking charts by grade or homeroom, hallway displays that celebrate progress, and school spirit banners that make the building feel like somewhere kids want to be.
Poster and display ideas for hallways
New classroom screen time laws are pushing lessons back onto paper. Turn any lesson plan into a full-size anchor chart, a zero-screen reference guide or a printed manipulative in about two minutes, so the tactile version is as easy as the Chromebook version.
The 2026 state screen time laws
PBIS posters and behavior expectations posters only work when they're in every hallway, cafeteria and bus zone. Print the full PBIS matrix poster and location signs on durable media, and replace them the day they get torn down.
PBIS posters: what to print and where
Bilingual classroom posters, translated campus navigation, welcome signs and parent outreach banners, all printed in-house. Folio's English and Spanish library gives teachers visual supports for English language learners without a translation project.
Bilingual classroom and hallway display ideas
Schools use Title I and Title III funds for a poster maker as instructional and family engagement materials, and PSS invoices on a standard school purchase order with net-30 terms. The Every-Wall Plan turns printing into one predictable line item.
How schools pay for a poster maker
Printing in-house at districts including
The same system that prints a bilingual anchor chart in a kindergarten classroom printed these full-size student banners outside an LA Unified school. Schools in districts large and small print with PSS every day.
PSS K12 is veteran-owned and has worked only with schools since 1994.
“The customer service at PSS is truly amazing. From quickly putting together a quote during quarantine (and then adjusting it at the last minute to suit my school’s changing needs), to delivering during a pandemic, to tailoring a virtual training session just for me, they go the extra mile for customers.”
Ann S.School Librarian, Clover High School“A poster printer is invaluable in this day of visual graphics. We know as educators things have to be eye catching and informative to catch the interest of our students. The infographic is king.”
Robin WilliamsTeacher Librarian, East Mecklenburg High School“Searching for a poster maker and cool laminator that met the needs of our school was easier when working with PSS. They were wonderful at communicating with us on what would be best for us.”
Lauren G.Technology Coordinator, Corley ElementaryEvery option includes delivery, installation, training, the Folio poster library and lifetime phone support. Purchase orders, Title I and Title III funds, and PTO budgets all work. Most schools are printing 4 to 5 days after ordering.
$3,299
Your school provides the computer
$4,599
Printer, computer and software
Includes ink for 166 posters
$5,899
Year 1. Renews at $2,399 a year
Unlimited paper and ink for one year
Every sample is printed on the same PSS system you'd have on site, so what you hold is exactly what your teachers would print.