Hello new 8th grade families!
Although I can't wait to have students back in the classroom, summer was not long enough! I hope you all had a restful time off and are ready to get back in the swing of things.
I would like you to be prepared for the new school year before we begin by looking over the following two things:
1) 8th Grade Class Supply List
2) A brief overview of the first few weeks of school
CLASS SUPPLY LIST
(Don't panic if you don't have it all on the first day! This is a list of things used throughout the year)
For each student:
One journal/idea/planning book (a bound composition book is best)
For the class to use (please help with these if you can):
I often purchase a variety of supplies for the classroom, so gift cards to Barnes and Noble, Michaels, JoAnns, Staples,etc or adding $10-20 to the classroom supply fund is greatly appreciated. As we are a public school, your donation is voluntary and we thank you for your generosity! Please bring any cash(designated for the 8th grade class) to Donna at the front office for proper accounting.
Thank you for everything you are doing to get your child ready for school. Feel free to contact me anytime at lisa@innovationsacademy.org. I look forward to seeing you soon!
4 spiral notebooks
A large variety pack of colored pens and colored pencils
Loose leaf notebook paper- College Rule preferred
Dividers- 5 count (I will provide 3 ring binders)
Large durable pencil pouch or box
Several #2 pencils
2 blue or black pens
Highlighter (3 various colors)
Scissors
One package lined Index Cards (3x5)
Quad (Graph) paper
Personal whiteboard
1 ream of printer paper
1 pack of cardstock paper, any color
Poster board (preferrably white)
1 box of Kleenex
1 box of Wet Wipes
Scotch tape
Painters tape
OVERVIEW OF THE FIRST FEW WEEKS OF SCHOOL Eighth grade students take on a great role at Innovations Academy as the leaders, mentors and examples for our younger students to follow. I have great expectations that they are students who can think for themselves and take on roles of leadership and responsibility
Lisa Moncrief
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