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July 31, 2020All middle school and high school students are strongly encouraged to invest in a student planner to keep track of important class dates, assignments and events throughout the school year. Get one!Along with notebooks and pens/pencils, middle school and high school students who have the classes or teachers listed below should bring the following items on the first day of school.
Mrs. Elm- Art students: bring pencils!
Ms. Kling- #2 Pencils
- Black, blue and red pens
- highlighters
- pencil sharpener
Mr. Merck- All Math students should have a basic calculator.
- a package of dry erase markers
Mrs. Cabak
Middle School Science classes (All 6th, 7th and 8th graders; supplies to be replaced as needed)- Planner (for all subjects)
- two college-rule composition notebooks with 100 sheets (200 pages, paper cover preferred) each - one for each semester
- one folder with pockets (for homework/announcements) – color should match course period color
- 12 colored pencils (erasable is acceptable)
- two pencils with erasers (Mechanical pencils are not allowed!)
- one handheld pencil sharpener
- one glue stick or roll of tape
- one pair of scissors
- one container to secure items on the desk (A supply box is easier to handle.)
- 6th graders: please bring one three-count package of plain yellow tennis balls (Only plain yellow.)
- 7th graders: please bring one container of disinfectant wipes or one bottle of hand soap (without moisturizer), or both!
- 8th graders: please bring one bottle of hand sanitizer (70% alcohol content) or one box of facial tissue
- ***Donations of these items are greatly appreciated throughout the year. Thank you!***
High School Math Classes: Mr. Meharry and Mr. Theis
High School Math classes- a three-ring binder, a package of college-rule paper, and a package of graphing paper (NO SPIRAL-BOUND NOTEBOOKS!)
- Algebra II or higher Math classes
- a Ti-84 graphing calculator (If you choose an equivalent, you must be familiar with that calculator’s manual.)
- Students in Algebra 1, Geometry or any Algebra 2 prerequisite will find a Ti-30XIIS sufficient.
- Geometry classes only
- a “geometry kit” consisting of a compass, ruler and small protractor
- (Large protractors tend to make it difficult to measure angles in the textbooks.)
Mrs. Randall
Business Education classes- pencils, a highlighter, and a folder
- Health classes
- a binder or folder
- a notebook or loose-leaf paper
- a marble-covered composition notebook for journaling
Mrs. Seright
Middle School Religion classes (all 6th, 7th and 8th graders) and Freshman TOB- one notebook (not composition)
- pens, pencils and highlighters
- one folder
Mrs. Unruh- Any of Mrs. Unruh’s classes: composition notebook for daily journaling
- All sophomores: a three-prong folder
- Speech classes: a pack of notecards
Mrs. Wald
Middle School English classes (all 6th, 7th and 8th graders)- pencils, a 1/2-inch binder and loose-leaf paper, (NO SPIRAL-BOUND NOTEBOOKS!) and a colored correcting pen
Mr. Wald- 400 3x5 index cards (An index card holder is optional.)
- a ½-inch binder and loose-leaf paper
- a red or blue pen for correcting