Revised July 2nd, 2012.
You may also contact your new teacher for specific supply requirements.
The Supply list contains two parts:
1) Basic supplies for all students/classes AND
2) Supplies for specific subjects/classes
Office DEPOT gives 5% credit to school - Use this # - 70060687 (please verify - this may have changed)
BASIC SUPPLIES FOR ALL STUDENTS/CLASSES *
Students should have basic supplies the first day of school including:
• Notebook paper
• Spiral notebooks
• 3-Ring binders
• Notebook dividers
• #2 pencils
• Pens with black or blue ink
• Pens with red ink
• Highlighters
• Color Pencils
• Backpack or book bag
• Folders
• clear report protectors
* On the first day of class each teacher may make additional
requests.
(NOTE: For Math, you WILL need a graphic calculator. See the Math section below)
SUPPLIES FOR SPECIFIC SUBJECTS/CLASSES:
Academy of International Studies Classes
• loose leaf paper
• composition book/journal
• blue or black pens
• glue
• 10 binder dividers
• highlighters
• 3- ring binder
• pens-blue or black only
• pencils for essay writing
• one pack of note cards
• highlighter
• paper
• one box of tissue for classroom
• 3-ring binder (2-3 inches)
• set of dividers (set of 8)
• highlighters
• pencils
• pens(blue or black)
• paper
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Ms. Buttcher --AIS World History and Civics and
Economics
• 5 subject, spiral bound, perforated, college ruled
notebook with plastic cover
• 2 highlighters
• 1 jumbo gluestick
• 1 box of colored pencils or markers
• 1 magazine (to cut up on first day)
• pens and pencils
- Mrs. Walker – AIS Junior Seminar
• five subject spiral notebook
• loose notebook paper
• pencils and pens
• highlighters
• colored pencils or markers
• glue sticks
• graphing calculator (See Math below for specific recommendations)
• colored pencils or markers
• graph paper with a straight edge
• graphing calculator (See Math below for specific recommendations)
See Math Dept. below for the rest of the list.
- AIS Jr. Seminar: Model United Nations Supply List (Ms. Willett)
- 1- 1.5”-2" 3 Ring Binder
- 1-1 subject spiral notebook
- Pen/pencil
- Colored pencils/markers
- Package of plastic tabs
- Highlighter
- Glue
- Western Business Wear
- Gentlemen: This will require dress shoes, dress pants, button down shirt and tie
- Ladies:This will require dress shoes, dress pants/ skirt below this knee, nice shirt and hair appropriately combed and out of your face.
- A suggestion: If you do not have these, visit the Goodwill and/or Salvation Army. You must tell me within the first week of school if you cannot acquire these items.
- AIS U.S. History (Ms. Willett)
- 1- 5 subject, college-ruled, plastic cover, performated page notebook (suggestion: Mead 5-Star is highly recommended)
- Pen/pencil
- Colored pencils/markers
- Package of plastic tabs
- Highlighter
- Glue
CTE - Career-Technical Education
ENGLISH
Below is a general list of supplies students may need for their English class.
- A specific teacher may request that students buy additional items.
- 3 subject spiral notebook
- 3 ring binder with subject dividers
- College ruled notebook paper
- 4 x 6 or 3 x 5 lined note cards (100)
- Glue sticks
- Blue or black ink pens
- #2 pencils
- Highlighters
- Subject dividers
Optional
- Glue
- Box of tissues
- Colored pencils / markers
Creative Writing, Newspaper and Yearbook I - Ms. Norris
Students should have a one and one-half inch, three- ring binder with 5 dividers.
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Their notebooks should also have a three-ring pencils pouch for the front of their notebooks.
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For writing, revising and editing, students should have plenty of pencils, pens of various colors, and highlighters of various colors.
English I (Ms. Fox's class only)
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One Mead 5 star , 5 subject, spiral bound, perforated, college ruled notebook with a plastic cover
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One one-subject spiral-bound, college-ruled notebook
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Glue Sticks
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Index Cards (3 X 5), 100 count
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Pens & Pencils
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2 Highlighters
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Colored Pencils
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Box of tissues
English I (submitted by Ms. Schumacher)
• composition book (to be used as a journal)
• 2" or 3" binder
• 10 dividers for the binder (to be used for English I and
freshman seminar)
• planner (provided by the school)
• blue or black pens
• #2 pencils
• glue
• red pen
• highlighter(s)
colored pencils or markers
English 11th Grade and English 10th Grade (submitted by Ms. Page)
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Three-ring binder (1 to 1.5 inches)
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Pack of subject dividers
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College ruled notebook paper
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Pencils, pens (blue or black), highlighter
English AP (submitted by Ms. Page)
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Three-ring binder (1.5 inches)
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Pack of subject dividers
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College ruled notebook paper
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Pencils, pens (blue or black)
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Three colors of highlighters
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A red pen
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Small post-it notes
English II supply list (Mr. Story's class):
• 2" 3 ring binder
• loose leaf paper
• composition book/journal
• blue or black pens
• glue
• 10 binder dividers
• highlighters
English II:
English IV:
English IV Honors (Ms. Matthews' class):
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2" or 3" binder
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1 spiral notebook or composition book (for language journal notebook)
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notebook paper
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black ink pens
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#2 pencils
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highlighters
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American Heritage Pocket Dictionary (optional)
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MLA Guide for Writing Research Papers (optional)
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The Elements of Style (optional)
English IV AP (Ms. Sparks)
ESL - English as a Second Language
• binder, dividers, notebook paper
• black or blue pens
• # 2 pencils
• bilingual dictionary (will be provided by the teacher if the student cannot get one)
FINE ARTS
FOREIGN LANGUAGE(submitted by Mrs. Neale)
• 3 ring binders (with dividers) or 3-subject notebook
• black, blue, and red pens
• #2 pencils
• loose leaf paper
• markers, crayons, or colored pencils
• glue sticks (3)
Optional but recommended: white-out
Additional for Chinese classes: dry erase markers
Additional for Mr. Kelly's Spanish classes: 9¾ X 7¼ composition book (sewn construction, not glued)
HEALTH EDUCATION(submitted by a retired teacher)
• 1/4" 3-ring notebook (with paper)
• Colored pencils are optional.
JROTC
• notebook paper
• #2 pencil
• footwear/shoes suitable for outdoor marching, physical
training and sports activities
MATH (ALL CLASSES)
All math classes require a graphing calculator. The following models are suggested:
- TI-83 Plus or Silver Edition
- TI-84 Plus or Silver Edition
- TI-89 (*Calculus Only)
- Casio fx-9750GII or fx-9860GII
(The calculators may be purchased at Office Depot, Office Max, Staples, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, etc. and are often on sale during the summer “back to school” promotions. You may also find a deal at a pawn shop or online through E-Bay!)
Parents, please click here to find out why graphing calculators are important to your child's success in math.
Other supplies needed for ALL Math Classes
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Notebook (one 2" 3-ring binder with paper)
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Notebook Dividers with tabs
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Pocket folder
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Pencils
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Hand help pencil sharpener
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Mechanical pencils
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Blue or black pens
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Red pen
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Ruler
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Graph Paper
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Colored Pencils or Markers
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The most important supply needed for math is a graphing calculator. It is ESSENTIAL that students have one of these to use in class and at home. If they rely on the few calculators that the school can provide for in class use, they will have nothing to use at home. As a result, they will not be able to complete their homework properly. This means that they will not get the needed practice time and their chances of doing well in math diminish drastically. Be sure to read the note.
Requested Classroom Donations
AP STATISTICS (submitted by Ms. Huss)
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2” 3-ring binder with looseleaf notebook paper
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spiral notebook or composition notebook
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pencils
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pens (blue or black and red)
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graphing calculator (See Math above for specific recommendations)
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(see "Math - All Classes" note above)
SCIENCE
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Chemistry
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a scientific calculator
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bound composition book
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3 ring binder
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Physical Science
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AP Environmental Science - Mrs. Kidd
SOCIAL STUDIES
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Notebook paper
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#2 pencils and blue/black ink pens
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One large 3-ringed binder
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2 glue sticks
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Colored pencils or markers
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Dividers (with tabs)