Some classes may require additional supplies.
Teachers will provide class specific supply lists the first week of school.
Supply list
for all math levels 2008-09:
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1½ to 2 inch binder
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Graph paper or graph paper spiral*
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Dividers
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Pencil Case with pencils, eraser, correcting pens
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Basic Scientific Calculator, such as the Texas Instruments 30XA
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Safety compass**
*Graph paper spirals
are required for 6th grade math and will be available for
purchase at Taking Care of Business Days. Graph paper (either
spiral or loose depending on individual teacher requirements) is
required for ALL MATH CLASSES, including Algebra and Geometry.
**A safety compass is required for all 6th
grade math students. Safety compasses will be available for
purchase at Taking Care of Business Days.
6th
Grade supply list for 2008-09:
General: notebook paper,
USB Flash Media*, pencils, pens red correcting pens, dividers
Science: 1 ½ inch binder
Language Arts/Social
Studies and elective:
1 ½ - 2 inch binder
Language Arts/Social
Studies:
composition notebook
Health: composition
notebook
Cooking: ½ inch three-ring
binder
7th Grade Language Arts/Social Studies supply list for 2008-09:
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Colored pencils or fine point markers
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Thin, black, felt-tip pen (ultra fine Sharpies work very well)
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Ruler
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Scissors
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Glue stick
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Pencils and erasers
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Red correcting pen
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USB Flash Media*
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Binder divider/tabs to keep papers and assignments organized
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Notebook paper (college-ruled, loose-leafed)
7th
Grade Science supply list for 2008-09:
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1 ½” binder to house science book and science assignments/materials
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USB Flash media*
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Correcting colored pen or pencil (red, green, purple, or blue)
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Thin, black, felt-tip pen (ultra fine Sharpies work very well)
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Colored pencils
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Calculator
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Ruler (metric)
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Highlighter pen
Additional notes regarding bringing Electronic Devices to
school
* About USB Flash Media storage
- a.k.a. flash drive, thumb
drive, USB stick, etc.
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Quantity:
Only one device is needed per student. Work
from multiple classes can be saved on a single device and it is best if
the media is dedicated for school-work only.
Gaming flash media is not permitted for school use.
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Size: Typical
homework will fit on nearly any size media but 1 GB or larger is
recommended if video and large multimedia projects will be transferred
between home and school. When making your selection, be aware that these
drop in price (and thus in value) rather quickly.
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Damage: USB
media devices are sensitive and sometimes go bad for no obvious reason.
They are also easily damaged if not stored and handled correctly.
Google Docs can be used as an emergency backup.
Remember that since flash drives may
stop working at any time and network connections can be disrupted, it is
always best to keep copies of your files at home and/or on the school
server.
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Loss: These
small devices are easily lost and stray USB media are found nearly
every day. These end up in the lost and found if they are not
identified properly.
Identification:
Please do all of the following.
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Write your name in
permanent ink on the outside of the media
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Create a file on
it. Name it your full first and last name.
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From your home computer where
you have access to administrator privileges: rename the device to
your last name. Your Technology, LA/SS or
homeroom teacher may also be able to help you with this.
Make them more
visible :
Lanyards help
students notice when they have left devices plugged into a computer.
These can
be looped in a notebook ring or attached to a pencil pouch as an extra
reminder.
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Configuration:
All non-school related files and software including file
security and vendor utilities should be removed from the device before
bringing it to school. Vendors may charge more for devices with these
features yet they can interfere with their use. Student accounts have
restricted access and some USB devices will not operate correctly when
they have
these features. To remove preinstalled software, you may need to
download special tools from the USB media vendor website.
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Special
reminder for 'Hand-me-down' media: Using an older or smaller
capacity device is sufficient for most students. When doing this, please
remember to delete all personal and professional files. There have been
a significant number of 'lost' devices that have contained proprietary
documents and other sensitive files from parent or guardian workplaces.
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