Prose on changing seasons:
In the springtime, Math-U-See employees are busy with fairs in every state. Our reps fly to and fro across the country, while the warehouse crew works overtime to ship fair orders. Trucks roll up to our doors with pallets of books, and other trucks roll out with packages for customers.
Finally, the fair schedule lightens as we move into the summer, while parents breathe a sigh of relief and go into vacation mode.
Math-U-See HQ
In beautiful Lancaster County, the sun shines, the showers fall, and the corn grows. In the Math-U-See warehouse, the shipping of books continues at a gentle pace. At the same time, our printer works to fill gaps in inventory, getting us ready for the back-to-school season. Outside the office windows, the corn keeps growing, and all is peaceful.
Suddenly, all across America, a startling phenomenon occurs. I call it the “turning of the calendar.” One by one, on the morning of August first, gentle hands turn up the calendar for the new month. There is a collective gasp that ruffles the leaves in the corn fields, and voices cry, “School will be here before we know it. I must order books!”
Our trusty sales staff and shipping crew spring into action as the orders pour in. The corn just keeps growing, but inside the warehouse, the pressure increases as each week goes by. We happily ship 2nd day and overnight, so school can start on time. As the tempo builds, we realize that all of you did an exceptional job this year of telling your friends about Math-U-See.
Thank You from Math-U-See.
