History (Whittington):
– One three-ring binder
– Pencils
History (Willsie):
– One three-ring binder
– Binder dividers
– Pencils
Science (Nagel):
– One three-ring binder
– Binder dividers
– Highlighter
– Pencils
Math 8/Algebra (Danna):
– One three-ring binder
– Pocket dividers
– Notebook or loose leaf paper
Math Lab (Meyer):
– Two notebooks
– Pencils
English (MacLachlan):
– One three-ring binder with pockets on the
inside
– Binder dividers
– One composition book (college ruled if
available)
– Highlighter
– Pencils/pens and erasers
– Optional: 3×5 index cards for studying, sticky
notes, notebook/loose leaf paper
Spanish (Brandt):
– One folder or binder
– Pencils
– Dry erase markers (2-3) Math 8/English 8 (Adamcik)
– Pencils and erasers -Notebook
– Highlighter -Paper folder
Math 8 (Wardell): Recommended for all subjects:
– One three-ring binder – Daily Planner
– Highlighter
– Pencils (mechanical .9 mm lead
recommended) and erasers
– Notebook or loose leaf paper
– Binder dividers
* As a staff, we do not recommend large, zippered, multi-subject binders. These become disorganized very quickly. Unless your student is VERY organized, we recommend separate binders for each class.
* Students will be expected to have a free reading book at all times. Students may select these books at school, but the summer is an excellent time to stock up on reading material for the coming year.
* Students will be allowed to use their own electronic devices (phones, iPods, tablets, laptops) in class for academic purposes at the teacher’s discretion. This includes reading, researching, typing, recording presentations, etc. Please discuss with your student whether or not he or she will be allowed to bring their devices to school and the importance of using them for academic purposes only during the school day.