The Leader - July 20, 2017

THE LEADER July 20, 2017

La Porte Independent School District Every Student’s Success Is Our #1 Priority

Carlin Grammer named new principal of La Porte High School

Carlin Grammer has been named as La Porte High School’s new principal, coming here from Midland High School, where he served in the same position since 2014.

Grammer’s first day in La Porte ISD was July 17.

Grammer has 12 years of experience as a high school principal. Prior to becoming principal at Midland, he was principal of Crane High School in Crane, Texas, for nine years. He also has experience as an elementary principal and high school teacher in Crane ISD.

He also served as a high school teacher in Crane ISD, Carlin Grammer teaching mathematics to special education students and

accounting. In addition, he was the Student Council sponsor, National Honor Society sponsor, and extemporaneous speaking coach.

“My wife, Penni, and I are excited about becoming members of the La Porte community,” Grammer said. “The impressive facilities exemplify this community’s dedication to its children. La Porte High School has an outstanding reputation and I am proud to become part of the team of educators working to ensure that all students in La Porte are prepared for college or career.”

He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas, and is currently working on his doctorate in educational leadership at Lamar University. In 2012, he was named the Region 18 High School Principal of the Year by the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals.

Former LPHS Chato among 36 selected for world-famous Kilgore Rangerettes Surrounded by hopes, dreams and years of tradition, Blaine Miller was among 36 young women who became the newest members of the world-famous Kilgore College Rangerettes dance and drill team this past week.

The announcement, made in a closed ceremony in Dodson Auditorium on the Kilgore campus, culminated a week-long process of 89 “hopefuls” vying for a coveted position on the 2017-18 Rangerette line.

The new Rangerettes will join 36 sophomores to make a team of 72.

Blaine, the daughter of Sherri and John Miller, is a 2017 graduate of La Porte High School, where she was the captain of the Chatos dance team and was among the top 100 academically ranked students. She was also selected as one of 25 All-State dancers by the Texas Dance Educators Association and performed at the Black Tie and Boots Inaugural Gala in Washington, D.C., in January.

The Rangerettes were the first of their kind when they began in 1940 as a vision of the late Gussie Nell Davis.

The organization created a unique combination of dance moves and precision drills that quickly earned them the reputation not only as the originators of dance/drill teams, but as the best in the world.

Known for their high kicks and the jump splits, the organization has traveled around the world, entertained millions and spurred a multi-billion-dollar dance/drill team industry worldwide.

For more information, visit www.rangerette.com.

Right, La Porte High School 2017 graduate Blaine Miller, left, gets a hug from 2016 graduate Lindsey Witt after the announcement that Blaine will be a member of the 78th line of the worldfamous Kilgore Rangerettes. Lindsey is a sophomore Rangerette at Kilgore College. Both are former captains of the LPHS Chatos dance team.

Junior Achievement honors La Porte Junior High educator Kay Blanchard

La Porte Junior High School teacher Kay Blanchard has been selected by Junior Achievement as a STAR Educator for the 2016-17 school year.

And it should come as no surprise, considering her successful business background.

“My background is in sales and marketing, and I decided to switch careers and began teaching students about careers 10 years ago,” Blanchard said. “The class (I teach) has changed names many times over the years – Investigating Careers, Career Connections, Exploring Careers and starting this fall it will be called College & Career Readiness. The goal is the same though – to introduce our 8th grade students to all the different career and education options available to them and how their interests and skills can match with a career that they will someday Kay Blanchard enjoy and be successful in.”

Junior Achievement is the nation’s largest organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success,

plan for their futures, and make smart academic and economic choices, according to the group’s website. Its work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy programs are conducted by volunteers, like Blanchard.

In addition to taking her eighth-grade students to Junior Achievement Inspire (job awareness) fairs over the past few years, Blanchard this past year lined up guest speakers to come to her classroom on a regular basis to talk about careers. It grew from there into a program called Your Career, Your Future.

“It was so well received by the students that in the spring semester we partnered with INEOS and IBM to present a program called It’s My Future with guest speakers once a week for five weeks,” Blanchard said.

In notifying Blanchard that she had been chosen for Junior Achievement’s high honor, officials also told her that she was selected among numerous nominations from across the Greater Houston area. But Blanchard is taking it all in stride.

“I am very grateful and surprised to receive this honor because I was just doing what I could to help our kids see the potential they have for their future,” Blanchard said. “Junior Achievement helped me give them the tools and vision they needed.”

Blanchard will be officially honored on July 25 at Junior Achievement’s annual board of directors meeting.

Back-to-school information for La Porte ISD students and parents La Porte ISD will welcome students on Wednesday, Aug. 23, while La Porte High School freshmen will start back a day earlier on Tuesday, Aug. 22.

Detailed back-to-school information is available on the La Porte ISD website at www.lpisd.org. Look for the “Back to School” graphic under “News and Announcements.” School supply lists are included in this issue of The Leader.

Registration for New to District Students La Porte ISD will hold registration for new-to-the-district students at all campuses.

To register their child, parents should pick up a registration packet from the campus, complete all the documents and return them to the school. When submitting the documents, parents should bring with them their child’s birth certificate or certified photocopy; the child’s Social Security card; proof of residency (such as a utilities statement); and the child’s immunization record.

Parents who would like to register their child at the child’s school are asked to contact the campus for registration hours. La Porte ISD campuses and their phone numbers are Bayshore Elementary, 281-604-4600; College Park Elementary, 281604-4400; Heritage Elementary, 281-604-2600; La Porte Elementary, 281-604-4700; Lomax Elementary, 281-604-4300; Jennie Reid Elementary, 281-604-4500; Leo A. Rizzuto Elementary, 281-604-6500; James H. Baker Sixth Grade Campus, 281-6046800; La Porte Junior High, 281-604-6605; Lomax Junior High, 281-604-6700; and La Porte High School, 281-604-7500.

Meal Prices

La Porte ISD offers both breakfast and lunch for students. The student breakfast is $1.25, while breakfast for adults or visitors is $2. Lunch for students in pre-

kindergarten through eighth grade is $2.25, while lunch for students in grades nine through 12 is $2.50. Lunch for adults or visitors is $3.25, with special lunches for adults and visitors $4.

Parents who would like to submit an application to qualify for free or reduced price meals may do so on the La Porte ISD website at www.lpisd.org. Students will also bring home applications the first week of school. Households that are currently on the free and reduced-price meal program must submit a new application each year in order to continue to qualify for free or reduced-price meals.

For more information on meals for students, visit the Nutrition Department page on the LPISD website (www.lpisd.org) or call the office at 281-604-6950.

Bus Routes Bus route information will be available on the Transportation Department page of the La Porte ISD website in mid-August. Transportation representatives also will be available at all campus orientation nights. To log in, you will need to have a Family ID number, which is the phone number you provided to your child’s campus; this number is used for both the user name and password. Please contact the Transportation Department at 281-604-7177 if you have additional questions.

If your family has moved to a different location over the summer, please make sure to notify your child’s school so that his or her file may be updated. If your child rides the bus to and from school, please allow at least three days to process the address change.

Watch for more back-to-school information at lpisd.org.

2017-18 School Supply Lists for La Porte ISD campuses BAYSHORE ELEMENTARY Prekindergarten 1 Set Watercolors (8 ct.)

6 Elmer’s Glue Sticks – Large 1 Box Crayola Markers – Thick 1 Box Kleenex Tissue (200 ct.)

1 Pair Fiskars Scissors 1 Box Crayola Crayons (24 ct.)

1 Packs Baby Wipes – Large 1 Box Expo Markers 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Gallon size Backpack – Large WITHOUT Wheels Kindergarten 3 Boxes Crayola Crayons (24 ct.)

24 Elmer Glue Sticks – Small 1 Box Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

1 Pack Pencils (#2 lead – 12 ct.)

2 Folders – w/Pockets and Brads (yellow, red) 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors 2 Reams White Copy Paper 2 Packs Baby Wipes 1 Box Expo Dry Erase Markers 4 Large Pink Erasers 2 Composition Notebook – Wide Ruled 1 Story Tablet – ½” ruled, red baseline with dotted midline 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Sandwich Size 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Gallon Size Backpack – WITHOUT Wheels First Grade 2 Boxes Crayola Crayons (24 ct.)

1 Supply Box (plastic and snaps closed) 24 Glue Sticks – Small 1 Box Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

12 Yellow Pencils (#2 lead) – Ticonderoga 3 Packs Expo Dry Erase Markers (4 ct./ black) 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors 3 Large Pink Erasers 4 Marble Composition Notebooks 3 Folders with Pockets & Brads (blue, red, yellow) 2 Reams White Copy Paper 1 Pair of Child Size Headphones Backpack WITHOUT Wheels Second grade 2 Boxes Crayola Crayons (16 ct.)

12 Elmer’s Glue Sticks 2 Boxes Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

30 Pencils (#2 lead) Ticonderoga brand 4 Plastic Folders w/Pockets and Brads (red, blue, green, yellow) 5 Marble Composition Books 1 Ruler (12” with standard and metric scales) 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors 4 Large Pink Erasers 1 Package Notebook Paper – wide ruled, loose leaf 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Gallon Size 1 Supply Box – PLASTIC 1 Box Expo Dry Erase Markers 1 Box Crayola Washable Markers –Thick 2 Reams White Copy Paper 1 Pair of Headphones 1 Bottle of Hand Sanitizer Backpack WITHOUT Wheels Third grade 1 Box Crayons (16 ct.)

2 Elmer’s Glue Stick – Large 3 Boxes Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

48 Pencils (#2 lead) 3 Folders with Pockets & Brads (blue, red, yellow) 4 Marble Composition Notebooks 1 Box Color Pencils (12 ct. wooden) 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors (sharp point) 1 Supply Box that snaps closed (medium size) 2 Large Pink Erasers 1 Box Expo Dry Erase Markers 3 Pack Sticky Notes – 3x3 3 Packs Notebook Paper – wide ruled 2 Pencil Sharpeners – Plastic and MUST hold shavings 3 Reams White Copy Paper 1 Pack Index Cards 3x5 1 Bottle Hand Sanitizer 1 Pack Construction Paper 1 Pair of Headphones Backpack WITHOUT Wheels Fourth grade 1 Box Crayons (24 ct.)

2 Boxes Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

48 Pencils (#2 lead) – NO MECHANICAL PENCILS 1 Pack Notebook Paper (200 ct. / wide ruled) 4 Folders with Pockets & Brads 4 Composition Notebooks – NO spiral 1 Box Map Pencils (12 ct. – wooden & long) 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors (sharp point) 6 Glue Sticks 1 Cloth/Plastic Zipper Bag/Pouch for Supplies 2 Red Grading Pens 2 Boxes Cap Erasers 2 Boxes Washable Markers (1 Thin, 1 Thick) 2 Packs Expo Dry Erase Markers (4 ct. any color) 2 Reams White Copy Paper 1 Pack Construction Paper – 18x12 1 Pack Highlighters 1 Pack Post-It Sticky Notes - 3x3 1 Pair of Earbuds 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Sandwich Size 1 Box Ziploc Bags – Gallon Size Backpack WITHOUT Wheels

Fifth grade 2 Glue Sticks (large) 1 Elmer’s School Glue 2 Boxes Kleenex Tissues (200 ct.)

24 Pencils (#2 lead) 4 Red Grading Pens 2 Packs Notebook Paper (wide ruled) 2 Folders with Pockets & Brads (1 yellow, 1 green) 1 Spiral Notebook – Wide Ruled (1 green) 3 Marble Composition Notebooks 1 Cloth/Plastic Zipper Bag/Pouch for Supplies – NO BOXES 2 Boxes Cap Erasers 1 Pair Fiskars Scissors 1 Set Washable Markers (8-10 ct.)

2 Boxes BLACKExpo Dry Erase Markers – (4 ct.)

2 Reams White Copy Paper 2 Packs Index Cards, 3x5 3 Packs Post-It Notes, 3x3 1 Pack White Construction Paper – 12x18 1 Pair of Earbuds Backpack WITHOUT Wheels COLLEGE PARK ELEMENTARY Prekindergarten 2 containers Antibacterial wipes 2 boxes Crayons- regular size; box of 16; Crayola brand 4 Dry erase markers -low odor; broad tip; not Crayola brand- girls only bring 1 box Markers - Crayola; 8 colors 1 bottle Hand sanitizer- Germ-X; boys only bring 1 bottle School Glue -Elmer’s; 4 oz.; white; with black label 4 Glue sticks- Elmer’s; jumbo; white 1 pkg. Construction paper- colored; 8 1/2 x 11 in.; 100 sheet minimum - Girls Only 1 pkg. Construction paper – colored; 12 x 18; 50 sheet minimum - Boys Only 1 pair Scissors- small; rounded; metal (no plastic) 1 Backpack - large (no purse styles) - no wheels 2 boxes Tissues - 100 count 1 ream Copy paper - white; 8 1/2 x 11 in. girls only bring 1 Folder; Blue, with pockets and brads 1 pair Computer Headphones (not earbud style); child size 1 Spiral notebook; 1 subject: wide ruled; 70 sheet; blue or red 1 box Baggies—Ziplock zipper sandwich bags—girls only bring 1 box Baggies– Ziplock zipper gallon bags— boys only bring * STUDENT’S NAME SHOULD BE PLACED ON EACH ITEM FOR IDENTIFICATION. NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed.

Kindergarten 1 pkg. Freezer zip bags- gallon size; 17 countboys only bring 1 pkg. Freezer zip bags- sandwich size-girls only bring 1 Pencil box- plastic; regular size -not jumbo 2 pkg. Pencils -12 count; No. 2 soft lead 4 folders – plastic with brads; orange; blue; red; yellow 2 boxes Crayons- regular size; box of 24 1 box jumbo 8 count crayons 2 boxes Markers- 8 colors; washable; Classic Colors only 16 Glue sticks- jumbo; white 1 pair Scissors -small; rounded; metal (no plastic) 2 pkgs. Dry erase markers; low odor; broad tip; large BLACK ONLY 1 pkg. Construction paper- multi-colored; 50 count; 12x18 size 4 boxes Tissues - 200 count 1 pair Computer headphones (not ear buds) 1 bottle Hand sanitizer JUMBO - girls only bring 1 container Baby wipes - boys only bring NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed.

First Grade 4 boxes Crayons – regular size; 16 regular colors (not hot or neon) 10 JUMBO glue sticks 1 bottle Glue—Elmers; washable 4 Folders – plastic; with brads – yellow, red, green, blue—1 of each color 4 Notebooks – spiral; wide rule; yellow, red, green, blue – 1 of each color 24 Pencils – Ticonderoga brand; #2 soft lead; 24 count minimum 1 pkg. Markers – 8 colors; washable; classic colors 1 pair Scissors – Fiskars’ brand; small pointed; metal 1 School supply box – plastic – regular size (not jumbo) 2 boxes Tissues – 200 count 1 pkg. Construction paper – WHITE – 50 count; 12 x 18 - Girls Only 1 pkg. Construction paper – MULTICOLORED; 50 count – 9 x 12 - boys only 1 pkg. Dry erase markers – low odor; black only; Expo brand; 4 count 1 ream Copy paper – white; 8 1⁄2 x 11 1 box Ziplock bags – gallon size - boys only bring 1 box Ziplock bags – sandwich size - girls only bring 1 pair Computer headphones (not ear buds)

La Porte Independent School District 1002 San Jacinto Street La Porte, Texas 77571 www.lpisd.org 281-604-7000 The Leader is a publication of the La Porte ISD Communications Department. The newsletter is published bi-weekly for the La Porte ISD community. Inquiries should be directed to Terri Cook, Director of Communications, at cookt@lpisd.org or Kimberly Culver, Communications Coordinator, at culverk@ lpisd.org.

2 pkg. index cards (4x6) 1 pkg. Post it notes (4x4) Sharpen Pencils if Possible Please Do Not Label Supplies NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed.

Second Grade 4 Notebooks – spiral; solid color; red, blue, green, yellow 1 pkg. Construction paper – WHITE; 50 count; 12x18; 1 pkg. Construction paper – MULTICOLORED; 50 count; 9x12; 2 boxes Crayons – Crayola brand; 24 count only 4 Erasers – large; pink 4 Folders – plastic; red, blue, green, yellow 2 pkgs. Notebook paper – wide or regular rule; no college rule 24 Pencils – Ticonderoga brand; 24 count 10 Glue sticks 1 School box – standard size 1 pkg. Dry erase markers – 4 pack; low odor; any color 1 pair Scissors – small; pointed; metal 2 boxes Tissues – 200 count 1 bottle Hand sanitizer – large bottle - boys only bring 1 ream Copy paper – white; 8-1/2 x 11 girls only bring 1 pkg. Ziplock bags – sandwich size – boys only bring 1 pkg. Ziplock bags – gallon size – girls only bring 1 pkg. Map pencils; 12 count 1 pkg. Index cards; 6 x 4 1 pkg. Markers; 12 count 1 pair headphones (to be left at school) 2 handwriting spiral composition notebooks Grade 3 Red baseline with dotted lines *NO TRAPPER KEEPERS ! ! *STUDENT’S NAME SHOULD BE PLACED ON EACH ITEM FOR IDENTIFICATION. (not necessary on notebook paper, construction paper and tissues) *NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed.

Third Grade 1 Pencil bag- cloth with zipper: 10·1/2” x 5 1/2’’ size; or 1 box 6 Glue sticks- jumbo 2 boxes Erasers- pencil top 4 Folders- plastic; with pockets and brads- 1 red, 1 blue, 1 green, 1 yellow 2 boxes Crayons- 24 count 2 Grading pens - red 3 boxes Pencils- No. 2; soft lead; 24 count; Ticonderoga brand or USA Gold Brand 2 Notebooks - spiral; wide rule 3 Composition books – Meade black and white bound cover 1 pair Scissors – Fiskars’; small; pointed; metal 2 pkgs. Notebook paper – wide or regular rule; no college rule 3 boxes Tissues – 200 count 4 Dry Erase Markers – Expo only 1 ream Copy paper – white; 8 1⁄2 x 11 1 pair Computer ear buds 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 box Baggies – Ziplock brand; sandwich size - girls only bring 2 lg. pkg. Post-It Notes – 4 x 4 size *NO TRAPPER KEEPERS ! *NOTE TO PARENTS Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed.

Fourth Grade 1 bottle liquid glue 1 Pencil bag -large; cloth with zipper; no boxes 2 boxes Crayons - 24 count 2 pkgs. Erasers - pencil top 6 Glue sticks 2 pair Scissors - Fiskars; small; pointed 2 pkg. Notebook paper- wide or regular rule - no college rule 6 Folders - with pockets 1 blue, 1 red, 1 green, 1 yellow, 2 purple 2 boxes Pencils - No.2; Ticonderoga brand; 24 count minimum 1 pkg. pens—variety of colors; red, blue, green, orange, purple 4 boxes Tissues - 200 count 2 boxes Markers - Crayola; 8 count 2 Dry erase markers -black; low odor; broad tip 1 box Baggies - zipper close; sandwich size girls only bring 1 box Baggies - zipper close; gallon size boys only bring 1 pkg. Construction paper- white; 12 x 18 size girls only bring 1 pkg. Construction paper – multi-color; 12 x 18 size - girls only bring 4 Composition books -black and white; bound 1 bottle Hand sanitizer - girls only bring 1 container Sanitizing wipes- Clorox/Lysol (not face wipes); boys only bring 1 ream Copy paper - white 2 pair Computer ear buds - to be left at school *NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed. **ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES MAY NEED TO BE PURCHASED DURlNG THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS- EXAMPLE: POSTER BOARDS, SCIENCE SHOWBOARDS, STENCILS, MUSIC INSTRUCTION SUPPLIES Fifth Grade 1 Pencil bag – vinyl with zipper; 10-1/2” x 5-1/2” size; no boxes 3 Notebooks - spiral; wide rule; no college rule 3 Composition books – Mead with black and white cover 4 boxes Crayons – 24 count minimum (1 per 9 weeks) 6 Dry erase markers – low odor; broad tip 4 black; 2 any color 3 pkgs. Erasers; pencil tops 3 pink erasers (rectangular) 12 Glue sticks 8 Folders – with pockets and brads; plastic any color 4 boxes Map colors – wooden; 12 count min.; sharpened, please (1 per 9 weeks)

1 pkg. Pens – a variety of colors—red, green, blue, orange, purple 48 Pencils – No. 2; soft lead; Ticonderoga brand 2 pairs Scissors – Fiskars’; small; pointed 2 boxes Tissues – 200 count 1 pkg. Construction paper – multi-colored; 12x18 size 1 pkg. Construction paper – white or manilla; 12x18 size 1 box Baggies – zipper close; sandwich size; girls only bring 1 box Baggies – zipper close; gallon size; boys only bring 1 ream Copy paper 1 bottle Hand sanitizer - 30 oz. girls only 1 container Sanitizing wipes – Clorox/Lysol; (not face wipes) - boys only 1 pair Computer ear buds—(to be left at school—mandatory) *NO TRAPPER KEEPERS ! !

NO BINDERS! ! *NOTE TO PARENTS: Supplies should be replaced during the school year as needed. **ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES MAY NEED TO BE PURCHASED DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS EXAMPLE: POSTER BOARDS, SCIENCE SHOWBOARDS HERITAGE ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 12 Elmer’s glue sticks 1 Pentel Hi-Polymer eraser 2 Boxes facial tissues – 100 count 1 Sterilite plastic supply box 2 compostition journals 2 Spiral notebooks-wide ruled-single subject 1 Pair Blunt 5” Fiskar scissors, not special edition 1 Pkg. assorted construction paper 12” x 18” (50+ sheets) 5 Solid colored plastic folders-with pockets & brads (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 orange) 1 Backpack (no wheels) standard size (not considered in school supplies total) 2 Reams 20lb xerographic paper not recycled or inkjet 24 Ticonderoga No. 2 pencils 5 Boxes Crayola crayons – 24 count 1 pkg. dry erase markers 1 pkg. Ziploc sandwich bags 1 pkg. White card stock 1 pair of headphones 1 pkg. colored pencils First Grade 12 No. 2 Pencils 8 Jumbo Glue Sticks– Elmer 1 Pair of Fiskar scissors 2 White or Pink Erasers 1 Spiral Notebook (wide ruled, 70 page) 2 Boxes facial tissues (200 count rectangular box) 1 Pack of Post Its 2 Packages of assorted color construction paper 4 Plastic folders with pockets and brads (no designs) - 1 purple, 1 red, 1 orange, 1 yellow 1 Primary lined spiral (Multi Method EPI 25631) (Can be found at a Teacher Supply Store) 1 Story tablets (Multi Method Grades 1, 2, 3 EPI 25360) (Can be found at a Teacher Supply Store) 1 pair of headphones- (for personal use – please bring in small Ziploc bag labeled with name) 3 Boxes of crayons—24 count- Crayola 1 Plastic Pencil Box 4 Dry Erase Markers 2 Reams 20lb xerographic paper not recycled or inkjet 1 Package of manila paper 1 Package of eraser caps 1Box of Quart Sized Ziploc Bags Second Grade 4 wide ruled spirals 4 Jumbo Elmer’s glue sticks 3 boxes Kleenex facial tissue 1 set of headphones or earbuds 1 pair Fiskar scissors-sharp 2 reams 20lb xerographic paper not recycled or inkjet 2 (4 count) package Expo dry erase markers 1 package. multi colored construction paper/ no tablet style (100 count) 1 package manila construction paper/no tablet style (100 count) 3 solid colored plastic folders- with pockets and brads (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 blue) 48 No. 2 Pencils (sharpened) 2 boxes Crayola crayons (24 count) 1 large school supply box (8 5/8) X 5 ¾ X 2 ½) 4 pink erasers 2 Composition books ****We are requesting that there are no backpacks with wheels due to the safety in the hallways Third Grade 1 package dry erase Expo markers (broad tip) 2 big erasers 1 package of notebook paper (wide ruled) 2 Reams 20lb xerographic paper not recycled or inkjet 2 composition notebook (no spirals) 1 box of Crayola Crayons 1 box of Crayola Colored Pencils Boys - Ziploc baggies (Quart) Girls - disinfectant wipes 2 boxes of Kleenex 4 plastic folders with pockets and brads (no designs- 1 Green, 1 Blue, 1 Red, 1 Yellow) 1 package of colored construction paper (acid free) 1 box of Crayola Markers 1 package of white or manila paper 1 pkg. 4x6 white index cards 3 spiral notebooks (wide ruled) 2 small bottles glue (4oz) 36 number 2 pencils 1 pair of small scissors 1 pkg. Post-it Notes-3x3 (Post-it brand) Fourth Grade 4 Pkgs. No. 2 Dixon pencils (24 count each pack) 3 Pkgs. notebook paper (wide ruled)

2 Pkg. Jumbo Elmer’s glue sticks (2 count) 2 Boxes Facial Tissue (200+ count each) 1 zippered pencil pouch 2 Pkgs. eraser caps (40 count each) GIRLS 1 bottle hand sanitizer (10 oz.)

1 Pkg. Expo Dry Erase Markers – chisel point (5 count pkg. assorted colors) 6 Plastic folders with brads and pockets – solid colors (2 red, 2 green, 2 blue) 1 Ear-bud style headphones (for personal use – please bring in small Ziploc bag labeled with name) 1 Package Red Pens 3 Composition books (wireless, wide ruled) 2 Spiral Notebook – Red (no designs), wide ruled 2 Reams Copy Paper 1 Box Crayola crayons (24 count) 1 Fiskar Scissors- sharp 1 Pkg. Manila paper 12” x 18” (50+ sheets) BOYS 1 Pkg. 3in X 3 in Post-It Notes Fifth Grade 4 spiral notebooks wide ruled, 70 page – no specific brand 4 folders with pockets and brads, any color – no specific brand 48 number 2 pencils (no mechanical) – no specific brand 2 packages Post-its, 3” x 3” – Post-it brand 1 package red pens – no specific brand 1 box colored pencils, 12 count – Crayola brand 1 box crayons, 24 count – Crayola brand 2 boxes of facial tissues, 160 tissues – Kleenex brand 2 reams 20lb xerographic paper not recycled or inkjet – no specific brand 1 composition book wide ruled (no spiral, 100 sheet) – Mead brand 1 packages of wide ruled filler paper, 150 sheets – no specific brand 1 package white construction paper, 11” x 18”, 50 sheets – no specific brand Boys: 1 Gallon Size Ziploc Bags Girls: 1 container of antibacterial wipes, 35 wipes – Clorox brand 1 pair 5” pointed tip scissors – Fiskars brand 8 glue sticks, 22g – Elmer’s brand 2 Pencil Sharpeners 1 set ear buds/earphones – no specific brand 2 packages of erasable markers, 4 count – Expo brand 2 highlighters – 1 Yellow and 1 Blue 2 packages eraser caps – no specific brand We are requesting that there are no backpacks with wheels due to the safety in the hallways.

LA PORTE ELEMENTARY Prekindergarten 4 Large glue sticks 1 Pair scissors (Fiskars or equal) 1 Set watercolors (8 Count) 1 Set Crayola washable thick point markers 1 Box of Crayola brand crayons (24 count) 1 Set 4 color Expo dry erase markers (low odor) 1 Box pencils 1 Composition notebooks (not spirals) 1 Ream white copy paper 2 Hard plastic folders with pockets and brads (red and blue) 1 Box baby wipes 1 Box of Ziploc sandwich bags (50 count) - BOYS 1 Box of Ziploc gallon size bags (15 count) - GIRLS 1 Box Kleenex facial tissue (200 count) Large backpack without rolling wheels (large enough for a folder) - no small types *Donations accepted of paper towels, Clorox wipes, and playdough would be greatly appreciated* Kindergarten 15 Large glue sticks or 30 - Small glue sticks 1 Package of #2 pencils (12 count) 3 24 Count Crayola crayons 1 Crayola washable (fine tip) markers 1 4 Color Expo Dry Erase Markers (low odor) 1 Fiskars scissors (5” pointed) 1 hard plastic folders with pockets and brads 1 Ream white copy paper 1 Composition books, no spirals 2 Kleenex facial tissues (200 count) 1 Baby wipe refill 1 Box Ziploc gallon size bags 1 Pair headphones 1 Hand sanitizer First Grade 16 Elmer’s glue sticks (small) 3 24 Count Crayola crayons 3 Sets of 4 count black Dry Erase Markers (chisel tip) 1 Set of assorted color Dry Erase Markers (chisel tip) 48 Pencils #2 4 Pink bevel erasers 1 Fiskars scissors (5” sharp) 1 Ream white copy paper 2 Packs index cards (4x6) 1 Box of quart size Ziploc bags (GIRLS) 1 Box of gallon size Ziploc bags (BOYS) 1 Box baby wipes 4 Kleenex facial tissues (200 ct.)

1 Headphones (no earbuds) 1 Hand sanitizer Second Grade 8 Elmer’s glue sticks (small) 2 24 count Crayola crayons 24 Pencils #2 4 Pink bevel erasers 1 Red checking pens 2 Set of 4 ct Dry Erase Markers (chisel tip) 1 Fiskars scissors (5” sharp) 2 Black and white composition books (wide rule, NO Spirals) 1 Wide rule notebook paper 200 count 1 Ream white copy paper 4 hard plastic folder with pockets and brads (1 blue, 1 green, 1 red, 1 purple) 1 Bottle of hand sanitizer, 12 oz.

1 Headphones 1 Plastic school box (small) 3 Kleenex facial tissues (200 ct.)

1 Box of Ziploc gallon size bags - BOYS 1 Box of Ziploc sandwich size bags -GIRLS Third Grade 2 Large glue sticks 1 Bottle Elmer’s glue 1 16 Count Crayola crayons 60 Pencils #2 1 12 count Crayola Markers, thin

1 12 count ink pens, blue 1 12 count colored pencils 1 Expos Dry Erase Markers (4 count) 3 Pkgs cap erasers 1 Fiskars scissors 7 Composition notebook without spiral 2 3-subject wide rule spiral notebook 6 folders with pockets and brads - 2 red, 2 green, 2 blue 4 Kleenex facial tissues - 200 count 1 Ream white copy paper Fourth Grade 1 24 count Crayons 1 4 Count Expo Markers (low odor, black or assorted colors) 6 24 Count #2 Pencils 4 Pink beveled erasers 1 Fiskars scissors (5” sharp point) 4 pocket folder with brads - 1 red, 1 blue, 1 green, 1 purple 2 Pkg wide rule notebook paper, 200 count 1 Ream white copy paper 5 Composition books (without spiral) 1 Composition, wide rule with spiral notebook 1 Heavy duty pencil pouch 4 Kleenex facial tissues (200 count) 1 Headphones or earbuds 1 12 oz. bottle of hand sanitizer 6 Elmer’s glue sticks Fifth Grade 1 Bottle of glue 3 Pkgs of #2 pencils, 48 count 1 Pkg red checking pens 1 Pkg dry erase markers 1 Box 24 count Crayola crayons 1 Pair Fiskars scissors 4 Composition notebooks at least 80 sheets (not spirals) 2 Folders with pockets and brads (solid colors) 1 Zippered binder, optional 1 Pkg of 3x5 index cards 1 Ream copy paper (any color) 1 3 hole pencil bag with zipper (no boxes) 1 Pair earbuds 2 Boxes of Kleenex facial tissues 1 Box gallon size Ziploc bags 1 3 pack of Post-its (3x3) LOMAX ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 4 Crayola crayons 24 count 4 Elmer’s 4 oz school glue 1 Fiskars 5” blunt scissors 12 no. 2 pencils (latex free) 2 pink bevel eraser (latex free) 2 Kleenex tissue 160 count 1 plastic school box 8.5” x 5.75” x 2.5” 2 assorted plastic pocket & brad folders 2 Black expo 2 low odor chisel dry erase 2 Ream copy paper 1 Crayola washable thick markers 8 ct.

1 Spiral wide rule notebook 70 ct.

8 Small glue stick 1 9x12 manila paper 50 ct.

2 Wide rule marble comp book 2 8.5x11 ½ “ ruled red bl story tablet 40 ct.

1 Germx hand sanitizer First Grade 4 Crayola crayons 24 count 3 Elmer’s 4 oz. school glue 1 plastic school box large size 1 Kleenex tissue 160 count 1 9 x 12 assorted construction paper 50 count 1 Fiskars 5” blunt scissors 3 spiral non perforated wide rule 70 ct.

1 Expo 2 low odor bullet tip dry erase markers 4 pk 2 reams copy paper 1 standard letter clipboard 3 plastic pocket & brad folders - 1 green, 1 red, 1 blue 2 8 count washable Crayola thick classic markers 1 3 x 5 100 count ruled index cards 1 Box of Ziploc/Gladloc brand snap & seal gallon bags 1 8.5xz11 top load clear sheet proctors 10 ct.

2 Pink earser 1 Germx 1 No. 2 yellow pencil 24 ct.

Second grade 2 Crayola crayons 24 count 1 Fiskars 5” blunt scissors 36 No. 2 pencils (latex free) 1 red, blue, & green plastic pocket & brad folders 1 Kleenex tissue 160 count 1 Clear storage box w/lid 6 qt.

1 Crayola 7” colored presharpened pencils 12 count 2 pink bevel eraser (latex free) 2 ream copy paper 1 Expo chisel tip Dry Erase Markers 4 pk 2 70 count spiral composition book wide rule 1 Crayola washable thick markers 12 count 8 small glue stick 1 3x3 assorted Post-it notes 50 count 4 pk 3 100 count black marble composition book wr 1 20 count box of Ziploc slider quart bags 4 Elmer’s 4oz school glue 1 Earbuds 1 Germx Third grade 2 24 count Crayola crayons 4 Elmer’s glue stick 1 Fiskars 5” sharp scissors 48 no. 2 pencils (latex free) 1 green plastic pocket folder 1 blue plastic pocket folder 2 Kleenex tissue 160 count 1 nylon pencil bag, clear top w/grommet 7 ¼” x 10” 1 Crayola 7” colored presharpened pencils 12 count 2 pink bevel eraser (latex free) 2 reams copy paper 1 Expo 2 low odor black dry erase bullet tip 8 ct.

2 assorted color marble composition (blue, green, red purple) 1 wide rule 8x10.5 filler paper 100 ct.

2 spiral wide rule 70 ct.

6 Pencil cap erasers 1 Earbuds 1 Germx Fourth grade 1 16 count Crayola crayons 1 Elmer’s 4 oz. school glue 1 Fiskars 5” sharp scissors 24 no. 2 pencils (latex free)

2 200 count wide rule filler paper 2 plastic pocket folders 2 Kleenex tissue 1 pencil box 1 Colorations 7” presharpened colored pencils 12 count 1 4 pack chisel tip white board marker 1 70 count red spiral book - wide rule 1 70 count green spiral book - wide rule 1 70 count yellow spiral book - wide rule 2 ream copy paper 1 Crayola classic thick markers 10 count 3 3 x 3 assorted post-it notes 50 count 4 pk 3 100 count black marble composition book wr 1-Germx Fifth grade 1 Elmer’s 4 oz school glue 1 Fiskars 5” sharp scissors 48 no. 2 pencils (latex free) 1 7” presharpened colored pencils 12 count 2 Kleenex tissue 160 count 1 nylon pencil bag, clear top w/grommet 7 ¼” x 10” 4 100 count black marble composition book wr 1 orange plastic pocket & brad folders 1 red plastic pocket & brad folders 1 green plastic pocket & brad folders 1 blue plastic pocket & brad folders 1 Expo fine tip Dry Erase Markers 4 pk 2 reams copy paper 1 70 count red spiral composition book wide rule 1 70 count yellow spiral composition book wide rule 2 red medium stick pen 1 Crayola washable thick classic markers 8 ct 8 small glue sticks 1 earbud head phones 1 9x12 assorted construction paper 50 ct.

1 9x12 manila paper 50 ct.

1 Germx 2 Wide rule filler paper JENNIE REID ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 1 sharp 5” Fiskars scissors 12 no.2 pencil 1 plastic school box 2 washable Crayola thick classic markers 30 .32 oz. small glue sticks 1 9 x 12 50 ct. asst. construction paper 2 4 oz. glue 2 100 ct. Kleenex tissue 2 plastic pocket & brad folders 1 red, 1 green 1 4 pk. Expo black chisel tip line point dry erase markers fine point 4 24 ct. Crayola crayons 1 9.5 x 12.5 asst. poly. envelope velcro/ string 1 baby wipes soft pack 80 ct.

2 pink bevel eraser 1 70 ct. spiral comp. book wide rule 1 on the ear adjustable band headphones 1 hand sanitizer (pump bottle) 1 water colors 2 ream copy paper Please do not write your child’s name on any of the supplies.

First Grade 3 K-2 Mead primary writing fundamentals creative story tablet notebook (100 sheet) 1 sharp 5” Fiskars scissors 12 no. 2 pencil 2 100 ct. facial tissue 1 plastic school box 1 9 x 12 50 ct. asst. construction paper 3 24 ct. Crayola crayons 15 Jumbo Elmer glue sticks 1 Copy paper ream 1 12 x 18 bright white construction paper 50 ct.

1 9 x 12 manila paper 1 9.5 x 12.5 asst poly envelope velcro 1 3x3 assorted post it notes 50 ct. 2 pk 3 plastic pocket folders with brads, red, blue, yellow 1 on the ear adjustable band headphones 1 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump 4 Black, chisel tip dry erase markers 1 Quart size Ziploc bags 1 Gallon size Ziploc bags 1 8 ct. Crayola Markers 2 Pink bevel eraser latex free 2 Yellow highlighters Please do not write your child’s name on any of the supplies Second Grade 24 no. 2 pencil 2 24 ct. Crayola crayons 1 sharp 5” Fiskars scissors 2 70 ct. spiral comp. book wide rule red 1 70 ct. spiral comp. book wide rule blue 1 70 ct. spiral comp. book wide rule yellow 2 100 ct. facial tissue 1 plastic school box 2 9.5 x 12.5 asst. poly envelope velcro 2 Plastic Folder with Brads, Blue and Green 1 12 x 18 bright white 50 ct. construction paper 12 Elmer’s jumbo glue sticks 1 9 x 12 100 ct. asst. construction paper 2 black, chisel tip dry erase marker 1 comp. book ½” ruled 8 x 10 green spiral 100 ct.

2 pink bevel erasers (latex free) 1 copy paper ream 1 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump 1 100 ct. black marble comp book 1 wide rule 8 x 10.5 filler paper 60 ct.

1 on the ear adjustable band headphones 1 8x12 manila construction paper Please do not write your child’s name on any of tile supplies Third Grade 2 pink bevel eraser (latex free) 2 100 ct. facial tissue 24 no 2 pencil 1 sharp 5” Fiskars scissors 4 100 ct. black marble comp. book 1 blue plastic pocket folder 8 small Elmer’s glue sticks 1 7” 12 ct. pre-sharpened colored pencils 2 24 ct. Crayola crayons 1 Crayola washable thick classic markers 1 plastic school box 1 9 x 12- 50 ct. asst. construction paper 2 Copy paper reams 1 Expo chisel tip dry erase marker 4 pk 1 earbud head phones 1 9 x 12 manila construction paper 1 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump 1 Post-It Sticky Notes

1 Pk. graph paper Please do not write your child’s name on any of the supplies Fourth Grade 4 100 ct. black marble composition book 24 no. 2 pencil 2 200 ct. wide rule filler paper 1 Scissors 1 Pencil top erasers-25 count 1 12 ct. colored pencils 1 washable Crayola thick classic markers 2 100 ct. Kleenex tissue 8 Elmer’s glue sticks jumbo 2 pocket only folders, yellow & green 1 9 x 12 50 ct. asst. construction paper 1 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump 2 3 x 3 yellow Post-It notes 50ct. 4pk.

1 plastic school box 2 Copy paper reams 1 earbud head phones 3 4 pk. Dry Erase Markers 1 Mixed Colored paper ream Please do not write your child’s name on any of the supplies.

Fifth Grade 1 Pencil top erasers-25 ct.

2 100 ct. facial tissue 24 No. 2 pencils 1 Sharp 5” Fiskar scissors 4 100 ct. black marble comp. book 3 Pocket Folders, Green, Red, Yellow 2 200 ct. wide rule filler paper 8 Elmer’s glue sticks jumbo 1 12ct. colored pencils 1 Crayola washable thick classic markers 1 Pencil school box 1 9x12-50 ct. assorted construction paper 2 Copy paper ream 3 Dry erase marker 4 pk 1 Earbud head phones 1 8 oz waterless hand sanitizer with pump 2 3x3 yellow post it notes 50 ct. 4 pack 1 Clorox wipes 2 Paper towel rolls Please do not write your child’s name on any of the supplies RIZZUTO ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 20 SMALL Elmer’s glue sticks 1 pair blunt 5” Fiskar scissors 1 pkg. Ticonderoga Pre-Sharpened pencils (18ct) 1 FIVE STAR purple plastic folder with pockets and brads 1 FREE CHOICE folder with pockets and brads (2 for Dual Language) 1 box of 8 ct. regular crayons (not jumbo) 1 box of Dry Erase markers (2pk black) 2 box of facial tissue 3 reams of white copy paper 1 ream of colored copy paper 2 MEAD composition books (Dual ONLY) 1 standard backpack, no wheels 1 regular sized school supply box 1 pair of headphones (NO ear buds) GIRLS: 1 box of baby wipes BOYS: 1 pkg. Ziploc Gallon bags **DUAL LANGUAGE needs a heavy duty pencil pouch

First Grade 8 plastic folders with pockets and brads (2 each: red, blue, yellow and green) 3 wide ruled composition books 1 pkg. of handwriting paper 3 reams of white copy paper 1 ream of colored copy paper 1 pkg. multi-colored dry erase markers (EXPO brand preferred) 4 boxes of crayons (24 ct.)

24 No. 2 pencils (pre-sharpened) Ticonderoga preferred 4 large glue sticks 1 4 oz. bottle of white Elmer’s School Glue 1 pair of Fiskar scissors (lefties for left handed) 3 large pink erasers (no pencil top erasers) 1 pkg. Manila construction paper 12” X 18” 1 pkg. assorted construction paper 8” X 11” 1 pair headphones (no ear buds) 2 boxes of tissues 1 box of gallon size Zip-lock bags 1 Mr. Clean magic rub erasers GIRLS: 1 pkg. assorted color construction paper 12” X 18” BOYS: 1 pump bottle of hand sanitizer (12 oz.)

Second Grade 1 pair of ear buds or headphones 1 pkg. Notebook paper (wide ruled) 2 plastic folders with pockets and brads (1 of each: blue and green) 2 reams of white paper 4 bound (not spiral) wide-ruled composition books 2 pink erasers 24 No. 2 pencils (pre-sharpened) 1 pkg. white construction paper 9” X 12” 1 pair Fiskar scissors 2 large Elmer’s glue sticks 2 boxes facial tissues (200ct.)

2 boxes crayons (24 ct.)

1 (4 pk.) 3 X 3 post-it notes 2 Dry erase markers 1 school supply box **DUAL LANGUAGE 2 extra composition books 2 1-subject spiral notebooks Third Grade 2 boxes of crayons (16 ct.)

1 pkg. markers (8 ct.)

48 No. 2 pencils (pre-sharpened) 2 pkg. pencil top erasers 1 pkg. red pens 2 reams of white copy paper 4 plastic folders with pockets and brads (1 of each: red, blue, yellow, green) 1 zipper pencil pouch (no pencil boxes) 2 spiral-wired compositions notebooks 4 non-spiral composition notebooks 3 5-pack 3 X 3 post-it notes 10 small glue sticks 1 pair of scissors 3 boxes of tissues (200 ct.)

4 highlighters 1 set of ear buds 1 3-ring zipper binder GIRLS: 1 pkg. multicolored construction paper 12” X 18” BOYS: 1 pkg. white construction paper 9” X 12”

Fourth Grade 1 3-ring zipper binder 1 zippered pencil bag w/holes (cloth) 1 pair of ear buds 1 pencil box 36 No. 2 pencils (Ticonderoga preferred) 4 one subject spiral notebooks 2 composition notebooks (no spirals) 1 pair of scissors 8 small glue sticks 2 box of crayons (16 or 24 count) 1 box Crayola markers- 8 count washable 1 box colored pencils 2 boxes of facial tissues (200 ct.)

1 pkg. notebook paper (150 ct., wide ruled) 1 (5 pk.) 3X3 post-it notes 1 pkg. 5-tab dividers (non dual classes) 2 plastic folders with pockets and brads (1 green, 1 blue) 1 pkg. pencil top erasers 2 reams white copy paper 1 pkg. white construction paper 12’ X 18’ 1 4-pack Dry Erase markers BOYS: 1 pkg. Ziploc Gallon sized bags GIRLS: 1 pkg. Ziploc Sandwich sized bags Fifth Grade 1 pair ear buds (required for computer work, MUST stay at school) 36 No. 2 pencils (Ticonderoga preferred) 1 pkg. Notebook paper (wide ruled) 1 pkg. colored pens (not red) 2 boxes facial tissues (200 ct.)

1 pair scissors 1 bottle liquid glue 1 pkg. glue sticks (4 count) 1 box fine line markers (10 ct.)

1 box crayons 1 box colored pencils 1 pkg. pencil top erasers 6 plastic folders with pockets and brads (1 of each: yellow, blue, red, green, purple, orange) 1 pkg. white construction paper 9” X 12” 1 pkg. white construction paper 12” X 18” 2 reams white copy paper 1 ream colored copy paper 4 (4 pk.) 3 x 3 post-it notes 5 composition notebooks (no spirals) 1 regular pencil sharpener 8 dry erase markers 1 2” 3-ring binder 1 (4 pk.) multicolored highlighters GIRLS: 1 box sandwich sized baggies BOYS: 1 roll paper towels JAMES H. BAKER SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS To stay with homeroom / 1st period teacher 1 Highlighter 1 Dry Erase Marker 24 Pencils 6 Blue or black pens 1 Pack of map colors 1 Box of tissues 1 Hand sanitizer 1 Bottle of glue To stay in classroom – core subjects ELA, Science, Math, Social Studies - 5 Composition Books (2 for ELA) Math – 1 inch Binder To stay in classroom – electives (all students will have PE & 1 other elective) PE - 1 Spiral Notebook Choir - 1/2 inch Black Binder with pockets Band - 1 inch Black Binder, binder pencil bag Orchestra - 1 inch Black Binder Art - 1 9x12 Sketch Pad, 1 black poster board, 1 box 24 CT Crayola Crayons, 24 pack colored pencils, 1 hand pencil sharpeners To stay in student back pack 4 Pocket Folders w / brads – Red / ELA, Yellow / Science, Blue / Math, Green / Social Studies 1 Zipper pouch 1 Ear buds 1 Flash drive (labeled w/student’s name) 1 Jumbo eraser or cap erasers 1 Highlighter 12 Pencils 6 Blue or Black pens 1 Pack of map colors LA PORTE JUNIOR HIGH 7th Grade GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR ALL CLASSES 1 pencil bag with the following 1 pair of scissors (blunt tipped) Pencils *(to be replenished throughout the year) Blue, black, and red pens *(Ball point only; to be replenished throughout the year) 2 highlighters (different colors) 1 handheld pencil sharpener Ear Buds Loose leaf wide rule notebook paper *(to be replenished throughout the year) 2 large boxes of facial tissue *(deliver to Advisory teacher) 1 bottle of hand sanitizer *(deliver to Advisory teacher) MATH (IN ADDITION TO THE GENERAL SUPPLIES 1 folder with brads Index cards (pk of 100) 1 composition book (wireless) LANGUAGE ARTS (IN ADDIT ON TO GENERAL SUPPLIES) 2 composition books 1 ream of white or colored copy paper Colored Pens for note taking and strategies 1 package of post-it notes (pk of 3) WRITING (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES) 2 spiral notebooks 1 pocket folder SCIENCE (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES) 1 single subject spiral or composition book 1 Elmer’s liquid glue 1 roll of paper towels Index cards (pk of 100) Disinfectant wipes SOCIAL STUDIES (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES 2 composition books 1 pocket folder 8th Grade GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR ALL CLASSES 1- 3” 3 ring binder 8 dividers with tabs Sturdy pencil bag for binder 1 pair of scissors (blunt tipped) Loose leaf wide rule notebook paper (enough for the year)

2 packs of pencils (or enough for the year) Map pencils (to be used in all classes) Blue, black, and red pens (Ball point only, enough for the year) 2 highlighters (different colors) 1 package of glue sticks 1 ruler (metric/standard) 1 handheld pencil sharpener 2 large boxes of facial tissue (deliver to Advisory teacher) 1 roll of paper towels (deliver to Science teacher) 2 bottles of hand sanitizer (deliver 1 to Advisory teacher and 1 to Science teacher) MATH (IN ADDITION TO THE GENERAL SUPPLIES 1 composition book TI 84 Plus Graphing Calculator HIGHLY recommended for at home use, but not required. Students will have access to calculators while in class but will not be able to take them home for homework.

LANGUAGE ARTS (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES) 2 composition books SOCIAL STUDIES (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES 1 Folder with brads and pockets 2 composition books SCIENCE (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES) 1 single subject spiral or composition book 1 Elmer’s liquid glue Index cards (pk of 100) Disinfectant wipes 7th & 8th Grade BAND 1in 3-ring binder- BLACK 25 count clear page protector CHOIR ½ in 3-ring binder- BLACK ORCHESTRA 1 in 3-ring binder- BLACK 1 box of Kleenex Pencil Pouch with 3 ring holes and 2 pencils THEATER ARTS 1 composition book 2 pocket folders with brads Map pencils AVID 1 1 ½ inch binder 1 composition book TECHNOLOGY/EXPLORING CAREERS 8-16 GB Flash Drive SPANISH 1 spiral or composition book HEALTH/FITNESS- PE AND ATHLETICS (IN ADDITION TO GENERAL SUPPLIES $10.00 Boys/Girls PE Uniform fee (Check made out to LPJ Boys or Girls PE; please include student’s name on check and TDL) Boys/Girls PE only- Black basketball shorts that are school length appropriate $20.00 Girls Athletics Uniform fee (if applicable)—Check made out to LPJ Athletics; please include student’s name on check and TDL $20.00 Boys Athletics Uniform fee (if applicable)—Check made out to LPJ Athletics; please include student’s name on check and TDL Personal hygiene items (for PE locker) Notes Label all supplies (except facial tissue, paper towels, baby wipes and hand sanitizer) with student’s name in permanent marker.

Students should have access to the following supplies for home use: map pencils, glue stick, ruler, scissors, notebook paper, pens, and pencils.

Many supplies need to be replenished at the beginning of the second semester, especially pens, paper, and spirals.

Elective teachers may require additional school supplies after school begins.

LOMAX JUNIOR HIGH 1 3 in. 3ringbinder 8 dividers with tabs Sturdy pencil bag for binder 1 pair of blunt tip scissors Loose leaf wide rule notebook paper – enough for the year 2 packs of pencils or enough for the year Map pencils – will be used in all classes Pens – blue, black and red – ball point only 2 highlighters – different colors 1 pkg of glue sticks 1 ruler (metric/standard) 1 handheld pencil sharpener 2 large boxes of facial tissues 1 pkg of 100 index cards 5 spirals For boys/girls PE only - black basketball shorts that are school length appropriate Personal hygiene items for PE locker Required fees: 1. $10 – Boys/Girls PE Uniform fee – Checks made out to LXJ boys or LXJ girls PE. Include student’s name on the check with TDL of check writer.

2. $20 – Girls Athletics Uniform fee (if applicable) – Checks made out to LXJ Athletics. Include student’s name on the check with TDL of check writer.

3. $20 – Boys Athletics Uniform fee (if applicable) – Checks made out to LXJ Athletics. Include student’s name on the check with TDL of check writer.

Notes: 1. Students should have access to the following supplies for home use: map pencils, glue sticks, ruler, scissors, notebook paper, pens and pencils 2. Many supplies need to be replenished at the beginning of the second semester – especially pens, paper and spirals 3. Elective teachers may require additional school supplies after school begins.

LPISD District Calendar 7/20/17 - Thursday Summer Meals for Kids - 8 AM - 8:30 AM - Bayshore Elementary Elementary Summer School 8 AM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore, Heritage, Rizzuto LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 9th - 12th Grades - 7:30 AM - 9 AM - Field House LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 7th - 8th Grades - 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM - Field House Summer Meals for Kids - 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore Elementary LPHS - Senior Portraits - Fine Arts Building 7/24/17 - Monday Summer Meals for Kids - 8 AM - 8:30 AM - Bayshore Elementary Elementary Summer School 8 AM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore, Heritage, Rizzuto LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 9th - 12th Grades - 7:30 AM - 9 AM - Field House LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 7th - 8th Grades - 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM - Field House Summer Meals for Kids - 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore Elementary 7/25/17 - Tuesday Summer Meals for Kids - 8 AM - 8:30 AM - Bayshore Elementary Elementary Summer School 8 AM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore, Heritage, Rizzuto LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 9th - 12th Grades - 7:30 AM - 9 AM - Field House LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 7th - 8th Grades - 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM - Field House

Public Notification of Nondiscrimination in Career and Technical Education Programs La Porte ISD offers career and technical education programs in agriculture science and technology pathways, trade and industrial and engineering pathways, family and consumer science pathways, and personal and public service pathways.

Admission to these programs is based on interest, aptitude, age appropriateness, and needs.

It is the policy of La Porte ISD not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or handicap in its vocational programs, services or activities as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.

It is the policy of La Porte ISD not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or age in its employment practices as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.

La Porte ISD will take steps to assure that lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in all educational and vocational programs.

For information about your rights or grievance procedures, contact the Title IX Coordinator, Angela Garza-Viator, at 1002 San Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, 281-604-7110, and/or the Section 504 Coordinator, Cynthia Anderson, 1002 San Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, 281-604-7034.

Summer Meals for Kids - 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore Elementary 7/26/17 - Wednesday Summer Meals for Kids - 8 AM - 8:30 AM - Bayshore Elementary Elementary Summer School 8 AM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore, Heritage, Rizzuto LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 9th - 12th Grades - 7:30 AM - 9 AM - Field House LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 7th - 8th Grades - 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM - Field House Summer Meals for Kids - 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore Elementary 7/27/17 - Thursday Summer Meals for Kids - 8 AM - 8:30 AM - Bayshore Elementary Elementary Summer School 8 AM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore, Heritage, Rizzuto LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 9th - 12th Grades - 7:30 AM - 9 AM - Field House LPHS - Strength & Conditioning - 7th - 8th Grades - 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM - Field House Summer Meals for Kids - 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM - Bayshore Elementary Athletics - Fall Mass Physicals - 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM - $20 cash - LPJH 8/1/17 - Tuesday LPHS - Senior Portraits - Fine Arts Building 8/2/17 - Wednesday LPHS - Senior Portraits - Fine Arts Building

This is the calendar information that is available at press time. Please refer to the La Porte ISD district calendar at www.lpisd.org for changes and additional information.

Notificación Publica de No Discriminación en Programas Vocacionales La Porte ISD ofrece carreras y programas de educación técnica en ciencias de la agricultura y orientación a la tecnología, orientación a la industria y el comercio, y a la ingeniería, orientación a las ciencias de la familia y del consumidor, y orientación a los servicios personales y públicos. La admisión a estos programas es basada en el interés, aptitud, edad apropiada y necesidades.

Es norma de El Distrito Independiente Escolar de La Porte no discriminar por motivos de raza, color, origen nacional, sexo o impedimento, en sus programas, servicios o actividades vocacionales, tal como lo requieren el Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964, según enmienda; el Título IX de las Enmiendas en la Educación, de 1972, y la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, según enmienda.

Es norma de El Distrito Independiente Escolar de La Porte no discriminar por motivos de raza, color, origen nacional, sexo, impedimento o edad, en sus procedimientos de empleo, tal como lo requieren el Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964, según enmienda; el Título IX de las Enmiendas en la Educación, de 1972, la ley de Discriminación por Edad, de 1975, según enmienda, y la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, según enmienda.

El Distrito Independiente Escolar de La Porte tomará las medidas necesarias para asegurar que la falta de habilidad en el uso del inglés no sea un obstáculo para la admisión y participación en todos los programas educativos y vocacionales.

Para información sobre sus derechos o procedimientos de quejas, comuníquese con el Coordinador del Título IX, Angela Garza-Viator, en 1002 San Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, 281-604-7110, y/o el Coordinador de la Sección 504, Cynthia Anderson, en 1002 San Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, 281-604-7034.

La Porte ISD Credit by Exam Schedule LPISD will conduct Credit by Exams, without prior instruction, at the student’s home campus on August 7-9, 2017. These exams will be administered at no cost to the student. Students may pick up registration forms from their home campus beginning July 17, 2017. Completed forms, including parent signature, must be returned to their campus counselor by end of the business day on July 20, 2017.

Students will receive confirmation of scheduled testing by mail prior to the test date. If you have questions please call the LPISD Curriculum Dept. at 281-6047035 or your child’s school counselor.

LA PORTE ISD

Fall Mass Physicals LA PORTE ISD

Fall Mass Physical 

Thursday, July 27, 2017

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La Porte Jr. High Campus

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1:30 -5:30 p.m. (doors close at 5:30 p.m.)

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Thursday, July 27, 2017

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La Porte Jr. High Campus

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 -5:30pm $20 per(doors athlete - CASH ONLY 1:30 close at 5:30pm)

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$20 athlete CASH ONLY for:  per Physicals are needed

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Physicals are needed for: Band Athletics (7-12 boys and girls) Band Cheer CheerChatos and Chato Dance Training Classes Chatos and Chato Dance Training Classes ROTC ROTC

Athletics (7-12 boys and girls)

Exámenes para Crédito del Distrito Escolar Independiente de La Porte Las escuelas de LPISD conducirán los Exámenes para Crédito, en el edificio de la escuela fechas del 7-9 de agosto 2017. Estos exámenes serán administrados sin ningún costo al estudiante. Los estudiantes pueden pedir las formas de registro en la oficina de su escuela empezando el 17 de julio 2017. Las forma completas, incluyendo firma del padre, deben ser entregadas a la oficina de la escuela el 20 de julio 2017. Los estudiantes recibirán confirmación y la fecha para el examen por correo antes del día del examen. Si tiene algunas preguntas por favor llame al Departamento de Currículo de LPISD a 281-604-7035 o la oficina de la consejera de la escuela de su hijo/hija.

The La Porte Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, color, national origin, sex or disability in providing education services, activities, and programs, including vocational programs, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended; and Title II LPISD of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Title IX Coordinator is Angela Garza-Viator, Executive Director of Human Resources, 1002 San LPISD Athletic Training Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, Telephone (281) 604-7113. The Section 504 Coordinator is Cynthia Anderson, Executive Director of Special Athletic Training Phone: 281-604-7674 Programs, 1002 San Jacinto, La Porte, Texas 77571, Telephone (281) 604-7034.

Phone: 281-604-7674 El Distrito Independiente Escolar de La Porte no discrimina sobre la base de edad, raza, religión, color, origen nacional, sexo u discapacidad

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