Suggested School Supply Lists

Transitional Kindergarten(TK) Supply List 2022-2023

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate them.

Choose One or Two:

• 1 bottle of clorox wipes

• 1 box magic erasers (cleaner)

• 1 bottle of clorox hard surface cleaner

• 1 bottle of liquid hand soap

• Package of Baby Wipes

• 1 ream of white copy paper

• 6 large Avery brand glue sticks (1.27 oz)

• 1 package of post it notes 3X3 or smaller

Choose One:

• 1 box 3 oz cups
• 1 box 5 oz cups
• Plastic spoons
• Plastic Forks

Choose One or Two:

• Baggies:  snack, sandwich, quart or gallon

Please note:  Subject to change

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.

Kindergarten Supply List 2022-2023

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate them.

The following items are suggested for the first week of school. Please place all donated items in a large bag. Please do not label individual items.

• 1 large backpack for your child (must fit a folder, no rolling backpacks)
• 6 large boxes of unscented baby wipes
• 2 boxes of Kleenex tissue
• 1 box of Ziploc freezer QUART size bags
• 1 box of Ziploc freezer GALLON size bags (no slider bags)
• 1 ream of white copy paper
• 6 large Avery brand glue sticks (1.27oz)
• 2 or more MY FIRST TICONDEROGA pencils (Large size 13/32” diameter, ideal for early writers)
• 1 box of Crayola CLASSIC BROAD markers (10 pack)
• 1 bottle of unscented hand sanitizer (8 oz.)

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.

First Grade Supply List 2022-2023 

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate

Student Supplies

These items will be shared with the whole class.
There is no need to label individual items. Thank you!

• 1 Poly-vinyl folder w/ fasteners (1 RED, can be purchased at Target)

• 1 box of Ticonderoga #2 pre-sharpened pencils

• 1 pair of blunt tip scissors

• 6-pack of Post-its

• 4-pack EXPO dry erase markers (fine tip - NOT ultra fine)

• 4 Large Avery or Elmers glue sticks (1.27 oz.)

• Crayola markers (Skinny tip)

• 1 box of 24 regular-sized crayons

• 2 Reams of Copying Paper (20 lbs.)

• 8 oz. or greater bottle of Hand Sanitizer

• 2 containers of Method Disinfecting Wipes (cannot contain bleach, UNSCENTED please)

• 1 container liquid hand soap

• 2 boxes of tissues

• 1 Large pack of baby wipes

• Snack OR Gallon size Ziploc Bags

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.

Second Grade Supply List 2022-2023

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies. Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales. Parents can click on the links below to make online shopping easier. As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate them.

SUPPLIES:

• 1 Composition book, 100 sheets- WIDE ruled, hard cover (Target)
• 1 RED Poly-Vinyl (Plastic) Folder with inside pockets (Target)
• 1 GREEN Poly-Vinyl (Plastic) Folder with inside pockets (Target) 
• 1 Set of Headphones (with traditional jack - not bluetooth) labeled with your child’s name
• SUPPLIES THAT WILL BE SHARED:
• Crayola Colored Pencils-no more than 24 pack (Target)
• Crayola Classic Markers – Broad or Fine Line- 10 count (Fine Line at Target) (Broad Line at Target)
• 2 Dry erase markers (thin- fine tip) (Target)
• 0.26 oz Avery Glue Sticks (Amazon)
• 2 Reams 8 ½ x 11 White Copy Paper
• 1 Bottle of Hand Sanitizer
• 1 Bottle of Foam Hand Soap OR Concentrated Refills (Target) (Amazon)
• 1 container of  7th Generation Disinfecting Wipes (cannot contain bleach) (Target)

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.

Third Grade Supply List 2022-2023

 In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate them.

• 2 Poly-Vinyl (Plastic) Folders with inside pockets

• 3 x 3 Post-its (packet of 6 or more)

• 4 Composition Books (wide ruled)

• Standard pair of headphones/earbuds (not USB)

• Ticonderoga #2 pencils (box of 12)

• 1 Fiskars scissors for kids; 5 inch; pointed

• 2 or more erasers (white polymer or Magic Rub)

• Crayola Classic Crayons; 24 count

• Crayola Classic Markers-no more than 24 pack (thick or thin)

• Crayola Colored Pencils-no more than 24 pack

• Elmer's large white glue sticks (3 pack)

• 2 Reams of 8 ½ x 11 white copy paper

• 1 package of wide-ruled lined paper

*We will provide students with a pencil box for their supplies.
*Label ALL supplies with your child’s name.
 

Donations of shared Classroom Supplies appreciated (not labeled since these will be shared supplies):

• 1 bottle of hand sanitizer
• 2 large boxes of tissues
• 2 large packages of Baby Wipes
• Students with last name that starts with A-L: 1 box gallon-sized Ziploc bags
• Students with last name that starts with M-Z: 1 box quart-sized Ziploc bags
• Students with birthday month of January-June: 1 box sandwich-sized Ziploc bags
• Students with birthday month of July-December: 1 box snack-sized Ziploc bags 

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.

Fourth Grade Supply List  2022-2023

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate 

Personal Supplies (labeled with student’s name):

• Backpack or school bag

• (1) pair of earbuds or headphones (in a labeled bag)

• (1) medium pencil pouch OR pencil box that shuts

  • highlighters (1 yellow, 1 pink, 1 green)

  • (1) Magic Rub eraser

  • (3) sharpened Ticonderoga pencils

  • (1) red pen for correcting

  • (1) pair of student scissors

  • (3) glue sticks

• (1) ruler with Standard and Metric scales

• (1) protractor

• Colored Pencils (12 or 24 pack)

• (1) package of ruled filler paper (100 sheets or more)

• (2) composition notebooks

Donations of shared Classroom Supplies appreciated  (not labeled as these will be shared supplies):

• Boxes of tissues (last name A-L) OR gallon size Ziploc bags (last name M-Z)

• Greenworks Wipes

• (2) pkg Post It Notes (3” x 3” size)

• 3” x 5” index cards

• Extra red pens 

• 3 reams of copying paper (#20)

• Clear contact paper

Please do not bring:

Crayons, Felt Tip Markers, or Mechanical Pencils

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible

Fifth Grade Supplies 2022-2023

In the fall of each year, teachers generally ask parents to donate supplies.  Parents have requested that these lists be sent out now so that supplies can be purchased during August when many of the stores have special Back to School sales.  As always, the school will provide the necessary supplies when families are unable to donate them.

Recommended Personal Supplies:

• (1) backpack or school bag

• (1) pair of earbuds or headphones

• (3) ruled composition notebook

• (1) quad ruled composition notebook (math graph paper)

• (1) spiral bound notebook (70 pages)

• (1) compact pencil POUCH, fabric or plastic - NO PENCIL BOXES

  • (3) ballpoint pen for correcting

  • (3) pencils, sharpened

  • (1) highlighter

  • (1) Magic Rub eraser

  • (2) thin, dark colored dry erase marker

  • (1) student scissors (child size)

  • (1) pkg Post It Notes (3” x 3” size)

  • (2) Avery 1.27 oz. glue sticks

  • (1) black felt tip pen

Extra Supplies for the Classroom: Please do not label items, as we will use donated supplies for students that run out.  Thank you!

• (1) pkg baby wipes

• (1) pkg Green Works wipes

• (2) reams of copying paper (#20 or higher)

• (2) pkg Post It Notes (3" x 3" size)

• (2) Avery 1.27 oz. glue sticks

Please note:  Subject to change.

The California Constitution mandates that public education be provided to students free of charge, unless a charge is specifically authorized by law for a particular program or activity. This constitutional right of free access encompasses all educational activities, whether curricular or extracurricular, and regardless of whether credit is awarded for the educational activity. Asking parents or guardians to sign a waiver, for an otherwise mandatory fee, charge or deposit, does not render it constitutionally permissible.