Alabama Teacher Opens ‘Carey Poppins’ Closet for Student Essentials

Carey Arensberg, a social emotional behavior specialist from Mobile, Alabama, initiated a care closet in her school after realizing a student’s need for hair care products in 2020. The closet, which she filled with donations, provides students with essential items ranging from toiletries to school supplies, aiming to alleviate any embarrassment and foster readiness for learning. The project has gained substantial support and popularity online, where Arensberg shares updates and inspires other educators under her affectionate nickname “Carey Poppins.” Her initiative not only offers practical aid but also emotional support, ensuring that all students feel cared for and valued, regardless of their socioeconomic status.

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