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Somers High School

School Supply Lists by Teacher

2017/2018

A memory stick is suggested for all students to backup their work.

Assignment Planners are suggested, but will NOT be available for purchase in the school store

this year.

Mr. Michael Agostino – English

English 9R and English 11R:

• One 1.5" three-ring binder or five subject notebook with plenty of college-ruled loose leaf paper and

FIVE dividers (Homework, Vocabulary and Grammar, Close Reading, Writing Portfolio, Projects)

• Post-It page flags/markers (at least FIVE different colors)

• Highlighters (minimum of FOUR colors), blue or black ink pens, and #2 pencils

Students must also bring a charged and fully functional personal learning device (tablet or laptop) to class every

day.

Mark Alesio – Social Studies

AP Economics

• Purchase two (2) Composition style notebooks. One is for classwork and one is for HW. I will

collect the HW notebook at times and hold onto it. Be sure you have two notebooks so any

graphing or equations we cover in class will be with you at all times.

• Be sure to complete the Summer Work, it is due the first day of class.

US History Honors

• Be sure to complete the Summer Work, it is due the first day of class.

Mr. Edward Amato – Technology and Engineering Classes

Intro to Engineering Design (PLTW)

• Pencils

• 3-Ring Binder 2”

• USB Key 4 GB minimum (available space)

• Scientific or graphing calculator

• Clear Document Protectors (optional)

• Project Lead the Way engineering notebook (will be purchased through teacher $3.00)

8-9-2017

Foundations of Technology

• Pencils

• BOUND graph paper notebook (not tear out)


• 3-Ring Binder 1.5”

Digital Electronics (PLTW)

• Pencils

• 3-Ring Binder



Ms. Michelle Bangash – Social Studies

US History Honors List:

1- Book or Download of Common Sense by Thomas Paine for Summer Assignment.

2- School Tablet

3- Keyboard for Tablet

4- Three Ring Binder (Over 2’ Size Preferred) , Spiral Notebook is not suggested

5- Loose Leaf Paper

6- Hole Punch

7- Pens/Pencils

8- Coloring Pencils (For Maps and Political Cartoons)

Sociology List:

1- Spiral Notebook (1 Subject)

2- Folder

3- Tablet

4- Keyboard for Tablet

5- Pens/Pencils

Mr. Matt Benedetto – English

1 Divided notebook

1 folder

AP Language and Composition

• A binder or a large folder suitable for handouts

• A package of at least 6 different-colored highlighters

• A fully-functioning personal learning device

Andy Bhasin – Music Classes

Orchestra

1 box number 2 pencils

Piano 1, 2 ,3 and 4

1 Box no.2 pencils and a large, three ring, hard cover binder. One that lays flat.

Theory

1 box. No.2 pencils

a large, three ring, hard cover binder. One that lays flat.

Dames Boire – Physics

• 3 ring binder for course work

• A calculator (TI-83+)

• Pens and pencils

Sara Brockway – English

• 1 Binder with loose leaf or 1 Spiral Notebook with perforated pages

• 1 Folder

• Highlighter

• Pens/Pencils

• Index Cards

• Post-it Notes

Mrs. Christine Brooks – Art

Fashion, Drawing and Painting, Graphic Design

The Fine art classes provide most materials necessary to complete projects assigned, however because of the

individual nature of these classes, you may want to add some of your own supplies. Available at Michaels or

A.C.Moore and Online at Dickblick.com

To start the year, you will

Need

• Set of drawing pencils with a range of leads (2H, H, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B)

• 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook

• 20x 26, Paper portfolio for transporting artwork

You may want to get

-Itoya presentation book,

-Glue stick, scissors, other art materials for homework assignments

-Any supplies you want as your own

The projects are designed to make the most of the materials we have in the classroom. As the year progresses, it

may be worthwhile to invest in supplies to build your own art bin.

Fashion Supply List

The Fashion classes provide sewing machines and their supplies, threads, needles, shears, measuring tools,

fasteners, some zippers, and some fabrics as well as many other supplies. If you are wondering if I have a

specific supply, please ask.

However because of the individual nature of these classes, you will want to add your own style and therefore

more supplies. Fabric will be bought as needed, unless you like something we have.

All Fashion students

To start the year, you will…

Need

• Set of drawing pencils

• Glue stick

• Itoya presentation book

• 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook

You may want to get

-Prismacolor colored pencils

-Fashion Magazines

-Glue stick, scissors, other art materials for home

Fashion Marketplace students only

• Large Tupperware for storing work

• Pin magnet or cushion

• Any supplies you want as your own

The projects are designed to make the most of the materials we have in the classroom. Each assignment however

will require some weekend fabric shopping, please try to buy materials in the time allotted so we can meet

deadlines and not waste class time.

Graphic Design Supply List

The Graphic Design classes provide most materials necessary to complete projects assigned, however because

of this is an art class students will need some of your own supplies. Available at Michaels or A.C.Moore and

Online at Dickblick.com


Need

o Set of drawing pencils or architectural drawing set

o Black fine line pen

o Either 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook/ or 5 x 8.25 Moleskin

Sketchbook

o Itoya presentation book- 8½ x 11 or 9x12

o 2 gb usb storage device

The projects are designed to make the most of the materials we have in the classroom.

IB Visual Arts

The Art partment provides most materials necessary to complete projects assigned, however because of the

individual nature of these classes, you may want to add some of your own supplies. Available at Michaels or


To start the year, you will

Need:

· Set of drawing pencils with a range of leads (2H, H, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B)

· micron pen set

· small prismacolor pencil set

· 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook

· 20x 26, Paper portfolio for transporting artwork

You may want to get:

-Itoya presentation book

-Glue stick, scissors, other art materials for visual arts journal

-Any supplies you want as your own

The projects are designed to make the most of the materials we have in the classroom. As the year progresses, it

may be worthwhile to invest in supplies you enjoy to build your own art bin.

Mrs. Lindsay Cannone – Math

3 ring binder (at least 1.5 inches) with looseleaf

Pencils with erasers

Graphing calculator

Ruler (for Math 10 students)

Mr. Robert Carreira – Social Studies

Global and Public Affairs

A) Surface Tablet (PLD):

B) Binder with dividers: The binder will be organized into five sections: written assignments, quizzes/ tests,

handouts, homework, and notes.

*** Public affairs will only need three dividers in binder

C) Note Cards: Each new term, students will use note cards to help facilitate their studying for examinations,

written assignments, etc.

D) 2-pocket folder: This two pocket folder will remain in the classroom and will hold current writing

assignments of students as they work on them during day to day instruction.

E) Loose Leaf or notebook (College Ruled)

F) Pens/ Pencils

Ms. Stephanie Catania – Social Studies

Global History and Geography 10H

Students must bring in their school issued PLD or their own device (not a cell phone) everyday fully

charged. Student PLD will replace the traditional 3-ring binder dividers for notes, resources,

homework, Do Nows, etc.

• Notebook for writing assignments

• Pens/Pencils/Highlighters

• Index Cards

• Suggested: keyboard, stylist, 4GB flashdrive, folder for extra handouts

Participation in American Democracy, Criminal Law and Human Rights

Students must bring in their school issued PLD or their own device (not a cell phone) everyday fully

charged. Student PLD will replace the traditional 3-ring binder dividers for notes, resources,

homework, Do Nows, etc.

• Notebook for writing assignments

• Pens/Pencils/Highlighters

• Index Cards

• Suggested: keyboard, stylist, 4GB flashdrive, folder for extra handouts

Mrs. Mary Couzis – Science

Advanced Placement Chemistry

Students may organize their materials as they see fit. 2 to 3” 3 ring Binder

Looseleaf paper or spiral notebook for notetaking

Pencils for problem solving and potentially notetaking

blue pens for problem corrections and potentially notetaking

graphing calculator (can be the same calculator utilized for math class)

Honors Chemistry





scientific (NOT graphing) calculator for Regents’ exam at the end of the year

Regents’ Chemistry





scientific (NOT graphing) calculator

Ms. Katherine DeLandri – English

English 9R and English 10R

• Fully charged PLD (school issued tablet or personal laptop)

• (1) 3-ring binder with dividers and loose-leaf

• (1) Two-pocket folder

• 3"x 3" Post-It notes

• Pens / pencils / highlighters

Mrs. Dawn Dentato – Math

Integrated Math

Pens and Pencils

4 function calculator

8 - 10 Two-pocket folders

Marble journal

Geometry R

2 Sharpened Pencils w/ Erasers

Graphing Calculator (Texas Instruments is recommended)

3-Ring Binder (2-3 inches wide) with loose leaf paper

3 Dividers (NOTES, Homework, Tests and Quizzes)

Two-Pocket Folder

Compass

Highlighters

AP Statistics

Pens and/or Pencils

Graphing calculator - Texas Instruments is recommended

Notebook and folders of the student's choice

Mrs. Colleen DeRenzis – Resource

NO SUPPLIES NEEDED.

Mr. James Derungs – Art

Graphic Design

The Graphic Design classes provide most materials necessary to complete projects assigned, however

because of this is an art class students will need some of your own supplies. Available at Michaels or



Need

o Set of drawing pencils or architectural drawing set

o Black fine line pen

o Either 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook/ or 5 x 8.25 Moleskin Sketchbook

o Itoya presentation book- 8½ x 11 or 9x12

o 8 gb usb storage device

Materials List for Studio in Art:

Supplies needed:

8 1/2x11” or 9x12” book-bound Sketchbook (100 pages)

A Folder or 1” Slim Binder

A set of Sharpies (regular tip, black and colored)

Drawing Pencils and an Eraser

A set of 12 Colored Pencils

1 Glue Stick

Yearbook

3" Binder

8gb USB Flash Drive

Black Ink Pens

Video Production

8gb USB Flash Drive

Either 8½ x 11 or 9x12 Hard Cover Spiral bound sketchbook/ or 5 x 8.25 Moleskin Sketchbook

2" Binder

Black Ink Pens

Mrs. Maryann Eskew – World Languages

ENL

• a notebook

• a supply of pencils and pens

Mrs. Ann Ferraro – Music

All Chorus Classes

1” black hard cover binder

Pencil

Mrs. Allison Ferrier – English

English 10H and 12AP English Literature -a notebook (preferably a spiral notebook with perforated sheets--2 subject or more, college ruled)

-pens

- students will also need some kind of folder to save all of the handouts and papers you receive (a pocket folder

or a binder—either is fine)

Mrs. Leigh Fiorito – Physical Education

NO SUPPLIES NEEDED.

Mrs. Jennifer Flannery – Math

Algebra 2/Trig H

Students need a graphing calculator.

Folders

3 subject notebook

Mr. Fry – Technology and Engineering Classes

Principles of Engineering (PLTW) • Pencils

• Scientific or Graphing Calculator

• 3-Ring Binder



Intro to Engineering Design

• Pencils


• 3-Ring Binder



Civil Engineering and Architecture (PLTW)

• * Pencils


• * 3-Ring Binder

• * USB Key 4 GB minimum (available space)

• * Project Lead the Way engineering notebook (will be purchased through teacher $3.00)

Caitlyn Gallucci – Math

Algebra / Geometry / Algebra 2/Trigonometry

A 3 ring 2” binder with loose-leaf paper and dividers

A graphing calculator (TI 83 Plus or TI 84)

pens and pencils with erasers

Emily Gilsenan – Biology

• Pens, pencils (regular and colored), highlighters

• · 1 3-ring binder (2 inch minimum with dividers)

• · marble or spiral notebook

• - school issued PLD charged and brought to class everyday

Ms. Liz Gruffi – Social Studies

• 3-ring binder

• Dividers

• Pens/Pencils

• Index Cards

• Loose leaf

Mr. Sam Habib – English

English 11R

• One section in a loose leaf binder

• loose leaf paper

• pens/pencils

• one folder

• sticky notes (any size)

Search for Self 12R



• pens/pencils

• one folder

Creative Writing



• pens/pencils

Mrs. Deborah Hendrie – Math

All Math Classes

Notebook of your choice with folders

Pencils and Erasers

Pens (Blue or Black)

Ti-83+ or TI-84+ Graphing Calculator (Student may choose to have a TI-Inspire but must have an Operating

Manual for technical support)

School-issued PLD or equivalent

Ear buds

Wireless Mouse (if needed)

Ann Marie Herlihy- Spanish 2

• 1 binder, two inch works best

• Supply of loose leaf paper

• Dividers 3 sections: A. HW, Classwork B. Vocabulary

C. Tests/Quizzes

• Blue/black ballpoint pens, pencils

• 1 durable book cover- paper grocery bags are great!

• 1 hole puncher, reinforcements

• Assignment pad

• Spanish/English dictionary, strongly recommended

Ann Marie Herlihy- Italian 3



• Dividers 3 sections: A. HW, Classwork B. Vocabulary

C. Tests/Quizzes

• Blue/black ballpoint pens, pencils

• 1 durable book cover- paper grocery bags are great!

• 1 hole puncher, reinforcements

• Assignment pad

• Italian/English dictionary, strongly recommended

Mrs. Holder – Art Classes

Materials List for Advanced Painting:

Supplies needed-

8 ½ x11” or 9x12” book-bound Sketchbook (100 pages)

9x12” Itoya

A few fine lined marking pens (different colors, must include black)

A Professional Air Tight Palette Box, air-tight palette paper & sponge (Art Emporium, AC Moore, Michaels,

any fine art store)

A Black Paper or Zip around Portfolio (24 x 36”) to transport work from school to home

At least five good brushes of varying sizes (square and pointed)

A set of thin lined Sharpies, colored and black

Winsor & Newton Water mixable oil color Studio set of 10 colors (optional)

Materials List for Advanced Ceramics:

Supplies needed-

8 1/2x11 or 9x12 book-bound Sketchbook (100 pages)

A Folder or ½” or 1” slim binder

Sharpies (regular tip, black and colored)

Pencils and an Eraser

Set of Colored Pencils

Materials List for Advanced Drawing:

Supplies needed-

8 1/2x11” or 9x12” book-bound sketchbook (100 pages)

A few Drawing Pencils and an eraser

9x12” Itoya

11X14” Itoya

Aerosol Hairspray

18 x24” 80 lb White Drawing Paper Pad

A few fine lined drawing pens (different colors, must include black)

24 x 36” Paper Portfolio with handles (to transport work safely), Art Emporium, Michaels Crafts, A.C. Moore

Materials List for Ceramics:

Supplies needed-

8 1/2x11” or 9x12” wire-bound or book-bound Sketchbook (100 pages)

A Folder or ½” or 1” slim Binder


Pencils and an Eraser


Supplies needed:






1 Glue Stick

Portfolio Development:

Supplies needed

A book-bound sketchbook (9x12) (100 pages)

An accordion style folder system to keep college handouts organized by school

Two 9x12” Itoya Presentation Portfolio’s

An inexpensive large format portfolio (24x36”) - for transporting artwork

Air Tight Professional Paint Storage Palette Box, palette paper and sponge

8-1/2 x 11 Quality Printing Paper for color copies of your artwork, (mandatory)

18 x 24” wire bound white drawing pad (80 lbs. weight)

A USB Flash Drive Key (8 GB memory to store photographed art work)

Mr. Hugick – Regents Earth Science

Class Requirements:

Class folder/notebook – may use a spiral notebook, or 3 ring notebook Pencils, Pens (blue/black), colored

pencils, highlighter

4 function or scientific calculator

Lab folder

SCSD PLD: (stylist, keyboard recommended) *bring to class fully charged each day

Mrs. Melanie Ivey – Early Childhood Development

A working PLD

1 2-pocket folder or 3-ring binder

Loose leaf paper

Pen or pencil

Tara Kearns – Social Studies

US History 11:

-charged tablet or other personal learning device

-pens and pencils

-folder or binder for handouts

Economics 12:

-charged tablet or other personal learning device

-pens and pencils

-folder or binder for handouts

Mrs. Kathy Kelton – Health Education

A charged PLD.

Students should have a three ring binder with a two pocket folder and have at least two to three pens or pencils.

Mr. Christopher Kollarus – Social Studies

9th Grade AP World

- 3-ring binder, 1” in size (or larger, if you prefer)

- spiral notebook (for textbook notes)

- pens and/or pencils

Criminal Law:



Global 9R:



Ms. Christine Lepkowski – Science

1 three-ring binder (1 inch) or expanding file folder

Loose-leaf paper

Pens and pencils

Highlighters

4 function or scientific calculator

Stylist for tablet

School issued tablet or personal tablet/laptop

Microsoft OneNote application installed

Keyboard for tablet

Mr. Lopez – World Language

Spanish 2, 3, and College Level

Students should bring:

-a notebook

-pens and pencils

-a folder

-a Spanish/English dictionary

-The school PLD charged and ready every day.

Daria Louch – Biology

• Pens, pencils, glue sticks, dry erase markers and highlighters for use in class daily.

• 2 composition style notebooks (a.k.a. “marble notebooks”). Most students go through 2

notebooks per year. Some go through more.

• Students will need some kind of binder or folder to organize handouts. The choice is yours, but

make sure you chose a system that works for you!

• A keyboard/mouse/stylus to use with your PLD if desired. Please make sure your tablet is

charged and with you every day.

Mr. Bill Maelia – Science

Science Research

• Laptop or School-Issued Tablet with Microsoft OneNote, PowerPoint, and Word installed

• Notebook to be used as a Laboratory Notebook (either composition notebook or official laboratory

notebook)

• Planner or Agenda for keeping track of deadlines and bi-weekly meetings

Ms. Christine Martin – English/ Special Education/Alt HS

Self Contained English 9,10, 11 and 12

• Binder with dividers and loose leaf paper

• folder

• highlighters

• pens

• post it notes

• 3 X 5 index cards

Ms. Monica Martell – World Language

Spanish IB/SL

• 2 inch binder or a 3 section notebook(exclusively for this class)

• Division tags for the class sections (if using a binder)

• A supply of loose leaf paper

• A supply of black or blue pens

• A folder

• A marble notebook

College Level Spanish





• A folder

AP Spanish





• A folder

• A marble notebook

• A photo of yourself no larger than a 3x5

• Barron's AP Spanish Language and Culture, 8th edition

Mr. Kyle McCabe – Social Studies

To be determined.

Mr. Michael McDonnell – Special Education

3 ring binder (at least 1.5 inches) with looseleaf

Pencils

Graphing calculator

Ruler

Ms. Mary McEwan – Chemistry/Biology

3 ring binder

pens/pencils

scientific calculator (graphing calculators are not permitted)

school issued tablet, charged and brought to class each day

Mrs. Tammar Merav – Special Education

NO SUPPLIES NEEDED.

Ms. Milmerstadt – Math

ALGEBRA 2/TRIGONOMETRY

•A tablet OR a 2” binder with looseleaf & graph paper OR a folder with looseleaf & graph paper

· MS OneNote on either a tablet, smartphone, or PC

•TI-84 Graphing calculator

•Stylus that works for your tablet or Pens and pencils

· ruler

STATS/LOGIC

• One 2” binder or folder

• Loose leaf paper

• TI-84 Graphing calculator

• pens & pencils

GEOMETRY

• A tablet OR a 2” binder with looseleaf & graph paper OR a folder with looseleaf & graph paper

· MS OneNote on either a tablet, smartphone, or PC

•TI-84 Graphing calculator

•Stylus that works for your tablet or Pens and pencils

· ruler

•Compass (I recommend Westcott Soft Touch Compass, which can be ordered from Amazon)

Ms. Maura Molloy – Music

• 1 capo that will STAY in the classroom for the semester. Students can purchase this online at

samash.com or guitarcenter.com or they can buy it at any local music store. These are the brands I

recommend: Dunlop 88N, Fender Standard, Kyser Quick-change.

Mr. Murphy – English

12 Honors: Philosophy and Literature

• notebook

• pens

• fully charged laptop or personal learning device

Ms. Napolitano – Math

Honors Geometry/Regents Geometry

❖ 3 ring binder with loose-leaf paper

-Dividers for the Binder (suggested titles: Problem Sets, Tests and Quizzes, Notes, Homework,

Reference Sheets)

❖ folder

❖ graphing calculator (recommended: T.I. 83, 84 /plus)

❖ pencils with erasers and pens

❖ colored pencils

❖ compass (recommended: Westcott Soft Touch compass which can be ordered on amazon)

❖ ruler

❖ PLD with stylus

Algebra 2

❖ 3 ring binder with loose-leaf paper

-Dividers for the Binder

❖ Folder

❖ graphing calculator (recommended: T.I. 83, 84 /plus)

❖ pencils with erasers and a pen

Ms. Brenda O’Shea – Social Studies

Global History 10

Pens

Pencils

Folders

3 subject Notebook

IB Psychology

Folder

Binder or notebook

Human Development and Psychology

Folder with loose-leaf paper

Ms. Elizabeth O’Shea – English

English 9H and 10R

• looseleaf section in binder OR spiral notebook w/ perforated pages

• (2) pocket folders

• highlighter

• sticky notes (orange, pink, blue, and yellow)

• blue or black pens and red pens for editing

• pencils

Mr. James Pace – Math

All Math Classes

School-issued PLD or equivalent

Ear budsk

Wireless Mouse (if needed)

Notebook of your choice with folders

Pencils and erasers

Pens ( blue or black)

Ti-83+ or TI-84+ Graphing Calculator (Student may choose to have a TI-Inspire but must have an

Operating Manual for technical support)

Graph paper

Ruler

Mr. Packard – Social Studies

ALT HS classes

No supplies

Bring your PLD every day.

Ms. Sarah Palacio – Science

AP Environmental Science:

• A functioning SCSD-issued tablet

• Flash drive to backup electronic files

• one composition style notebook (a.k.a. "marble notebook"), grid-lined preferred

• one notebook/binder/folder (your choice) for written notes and handouts

Environmental Science:

• A functioning SCSD-issued tablet

• Flash drive to backup electronic files

• One spiral-bound or marble notebook (your choice)

• One 2-pocket folder

Mr. Anthony Parillo – Art Classes


Supplies needed:






1 Glue Stick

Mr. Pietris – Science

Honors Physics

2” 3-ring binder

Loose-leaf paper

Scientific or graphing calculator

Pencils

AP Physics

2” 3-ring binder

Loose-leaf paper

Scientific or graphing calculator

Pencils

Ms. Jaime Pryschlak– Physical Education

No supplies needed.

Mrs. Melissa Pyrch – English

Search for Self/ English 12

College-ruled notebook, folder, highlighters, pens

English 10R

Binder with loose-leaf paper, pens

Public Speaking

Notebook, small journal, pens

Mr. Reynolds – Band Classes

Required Student Course Supplies:

Woodwinds:

instrument in playing condition, all keys operational and instrument playing freely in all registers

supply of reeds for clarinet and sax players

#2 pencil

Enrollment in Yammer SHS Symphony Band Group

Your tablet, charged, and please please bookmark a link to wfg.woodwind.org.

Please install an instrument tuner and metronome app on your tablet.

Brass:

instrument in playing condition, all trumpet players need third valve ring and slide working freely, trombone

slide should fall when not held

#2 pencil


Your tablet, charged.


Percussion:

Students must provide their own medium general timpani mallets, concert snare drum sticks, hard yarn wrapped

marimba mallets, hard rubber xylophone mallets, and stick bag. All of this can be purchased at once in The

Innovative Percussion FP2 Intermediate Mallet Pack, Model INN-FP2 available through Steve Weiss

Music. They can be reached online at www.steveweissmusic.com or by phone at (877) 582-2494.

#2 pencil


Your tablet, charged.


IB music

Your tablet, fully charged

Pencils

Binder or Notebook as you prefer

Headphones or earbuds

Mr. Matthew Ridgeway – Science

No supplies needed.

http://www.steveweissmusic.com/

Mr. Edier Rivera – World Language

Spanish 1, 2, 3

• Your tablet or electronic devise to access the online text book.

• Two pencils

• Black pen

• Forder for quizzes, tests, and any material given in class.

• A notebook only for Spanish (or an organized electronic notebook) I will prefer a simple 100-page

notebook that is not shared with another class or subject.

• Spanish-English dictionary (highly recommended) If you like to use an electronic version make sure

you keep focus or you won’t be able to use it.

Mr. Paul Saia – Science

Student supplies for AP Biology

Notebook of choice

Folder for handouts

Flash Key

Student supplies for Chemistry Notebook of choice - JUST FOR CHEMISTRY!

Scientific calculator

Stapler

Mrs. Desiree St. John – Social Studies

Global 1H and AP World History

Each Student Should Have:

- 1 Binder (at least 2" thick) with pockets

- College rule loose leaf paper

- Dividers

- Blue/black pens

- All tests are taken with a Pencil (any kind with an eraser)

- 2 Pocket Folder for Writing Materials in Class

- Index Cards

Ms. Alison Scanlon – AP English Language and Composition

AP Language and Composition

• A binder or a large folder suitable for handouts



Theory of Knowledge



Ms. Scerbo – French ½, Italian 2, College Italian, Adv. College Italian

• 3-subject Spiral Notebook or 2" binder (and hole puncher) organized in 3 sections:

1. Notes/classwork 2. Homework 3. Expressions of the day

• 2-pocket Plastic Folder (divided into 2 sections): 1. Worksheets 2. Tests

• Blue or black pen and #2 pencil (at all times)

• Italian/English-English/Italian Pocket Dictionary or French/English-English/French Pocket Dictionary

• Highlighter

• Assignment Pad

• Sturdy book cover

Mr. Dean Schuler – Social Studies

Global 10H

- A binder or notebook. Either:

o a 3-ring binder (1” in size), with loose leaf paper, or

o a spiral notebook and a folder for handouts

- Pens and/or pencils

- Your tablet – fully charged and ready for use

IB History HL Yr 1

- A binder or notebook. Either:

o a 3-ring binder (1” in size), with loose leaf paper, or

o a spiral notebook and a folder for handouts

- Pens and/or pencils

- Your tablet – fully charged and ready for use

AP European History

- a 3-ring binder, 1” in size (or larger, if you prefer) with loose leaf paper

a spiral-bound notebook for textbook

Mrs. Mary Seaboldt – Math

Precalculus and Precalculus Honors

3 ring notebook with looseleaf

Graphing Calculator

Four function calculator

Pens, Pencils

Ms. Sheehy – Art

Photo 1

photo paper and film will be ordered in bulk by the teacher. Pricing TBA (due to market fluctuation).

One 3 Ring Binder (1-2")

Photo 2



1 USB flash drive 4Gb of space

Photo 3



1 USB flash drive 4Gb of space


Supplies needed:






1 Glue Stick

Ms. Siano – World Language

Italian 1, Italian 2,:

• Loose Leaf Paper

• Dividers

• Blue/Black Ballpoint Pens

• Pencils

• Highlighter

• 3 Subject Notebook ( only used for World Language class)

• 1 Large Sized Binder ( only used for World Language class)

• Assignment Pad

• 1 Hole Puncher

• PLD

Rachel Sirwatka – Science

Supply List for Contemporary Issues in Science:

• Tablet or laptop

• Tablet or laptop Charger

• Pencils,

• pens

• highlighters

• Post it notes

• 2 composition notebooks

• 2 folders

Conceptual Physics:

• PLD or laptop

• PLD or laptop charger

• 2 Composition Notebooks

• 2 Folders

• Pens

• Pencils

• Highlighter

• Calculator

Mr. Mike Sokolofsky – Physical Education

NO SUPPLIES NEEDED.

Mr. Sid Soni – Math

Precalculus or AP Calculus AB/BC

• Graphing Calculator (TI83+, etc)

• a scientific calculator without the polynomial solver

• Folder and loose leaf paper (Prefer you avoid spiral notebook)

Computer programming

• 4GB USB flash drive. Best deal is about $5 shipped from EBay, or Walmart.

All things equal, SanDisk brand preferred.

Mrs. Holly Spinelli – English

Pens with blue or black ink

Highlighters (yellow, pink, and green)

1 notebook (spiral, marble, any kind that works for you)

PLD or Laptop (charged and ready to use) One Marble notebook (for journaling)

Ms. Erin Stewart – English

1 Marble Notebook

Staedtler Ballpoint Pens (10 Pack)

Post-it Page Markers, 1/2 in x 1 3/4 in, Assorted Bright Colors, 10 Pads/Pack

https://www.amazon.com/Staedtler-Ballpoint-Stick-Pens-43235MWP10TH/dp/B002BDNLR8/ref=sr_1_8?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1498222368&sr=1-8&keywords=staedtler+pens

https://www.amazon.com/Post-Markers-Assorted-Bright-670-10AB/dp/B007QFATEO/ref=sr_1_20?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1498222451&sr=1-20&keywords=post+it

Mrs. Gemma Stoecker – World Language

ALL SPANISH CLASSES

Sra. Gemma Stoecker – ALL SPANISH CLASSES



• Dividers 3 sections:

- Classwork, Homework

- Hand-outs

- Tests/Quizzes

OR

• a spiral notebook with removable paper and a sturdy folder for handouts (just for this class!)

AND….

• Pens & pencils

• Assignment pad

• PLD – fully charged and ready for use

Mlle Timone – French

French 1/2H, French 2, French 3, IB French and AP French

French/English dictionary

Pens/pencils/highlighters

Binder with sections for homework, class notes, vocabulary, tests & quizzes

For IB French and AP French, students need a journal with lined pages, approximately 6” x 8” in size. This is

an example of an appropriate journal:

https://www.amazon.com/Paris-Presents-Notebook-Journal-

Cultures/dp/1514287420/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1497975952&sr=8-12&keywords=french+journal

Mr. Jed Varicchio – Special Education

No supplies needed.

Mrs. Laura Vegliante – Math

Math 9

• 2 folders (will remain in classroom for Semester 1 and 2 graded tests and completed worksheets)

• Ruler

• 5 subject notebook with folder dividers or 5 subject notebook and a separate homework folder

• Pencils (Please send in a box of sharpened pencils to be used throughout the school year as needed within

class.)

• Black or blue pens

• Graph Paper

• TI 83+ or 84+ Graphing Calculator (Must be Texas Instruments)

https://www.amazon.com/Paris-Presents-Notebook-Journal-Cultures/dp/1514287420/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1497975952&sr=8-12&keywords=french+journal

https://www.amazon.com/Paris-Presents-Notebook-Journal-Cultures/dp/1514287420/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1497975952&sr=8-12&keywords=french+journal

Honors Geometry

• Pencils

• Pens (Blue or Black)

• 5 Subject Notebook with folder dividers or 5 Subject Notebook and a Homework Folder


• Compass

• Ruler

• Graph Paper

• TI 83+ or 84+ Graphing Calculator (Must be Texas Instruments)

Math 10:

• Pencils

• Pens (Blue or Black)

• 5 Subject Notebook with folder dividers or 5 Subject Notebook and a Homework Folder


• Ruler

• Graph Paper

• TI 83+ or 84+ Graphing Calculator(Must be Texas Instruments)

Mrs. Melissa Woolsey – Biology

• Pens, pencils, glue sticks, and highlighters for use in class daily.

• At least 1 composition style notebook. many students go through 2 or more notebooks per year.

• Students will need a binder or folder to organize handouts. This is your choice so choose something that

helps you organize your material.

• ·Please make sure your tablet is charged and with you every day.

Mr. Jeffrey Wrightman – Social Studies

US History & Government and AP US History

Pens

Pencils

Folders

3 subject Notebook

IB Psychology

Folder

Binder or notebook

Mr. Andrew Zenker – Math

Algebra 1 and Algebra 2

- 3-ring binder (at least 1-inch thick)

** I prefer you avoid using a spiral notebook

- Looseleaf paper

- Graph paper

- Pencils and extra erasers

- Folder to store tests and quizzes

- Graphing calculator (TI-84 Plus recommended)

- Ruler

Precalculus

- 3-ring binder (at least 1-inch thick)

** I prefer you avoid using a spiral notebook

- Looseleaf paper

- Graph paper

- Pencils and extra erasers

- Folder to store tests and quizzes

- Graphing calculator (TI-84 Plus recommended)

- Scientific calculator without the polynomial solver

Revised 8-10-17

Documents

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