All Students
Kingfisher uniform: blue oxford shirt embroidered with the school’s logo, , khaki pants or skirt
(Buy shirt and khakis from vendor of your choice– wrinkle-free is easiest. Harbor Specialties on Front Street will embroider shirt for $10)
- Kingfisher t-shirt (available for order in the fall)
- agenda for keeping track of homework in all classes
(A 9.75 x 7.5 composition book will be fine for this; it just needs to have enough space to write detailed homework assignments for 5 subjects every day).
- library card
- pencils and pens (red, blue, and black)
- loose-leaf notebook paper
- grade- and course-specific supplies listed below
5th Grade
- 1 large binder with dividers (big enough for 5 subjects)
- 2 folders
- pencils and pens (red, blue, black)
- ruler with a metric and standard units
- highlighters
- scissors
- glue sticks
- EXPO markers and an eraser
- pencil case (big enough for all writing tools, including art)
- crayons/colored pencils and markers
- sharpies
- note cards (several packs)
- 1 sketchbook and art supplies (see specifics under ART)
6th, 7th, 8th grades
- pencil case
- pencils and erasers
- RED pencils or pens
- scissors
- colored pencils (basic set of 8 colors is fine)
- ruler with a metric and standard units
- package of sticky notes 3” by 3” (package of 5 pads)
- package of dividers for binders
- calculator – dollar store kind is fine for 6th/7th; 8th grade should get inexpensive scientific calculator or invest in TI84 that will be used on SAT and in high school math
- note cards (several packs)
- graph paper (a package with 3 holes so it will fit in binder)
- loose leaf paper for all binders
- 3 one-inch, 3-ring binders with pockets or folders– DON’T GET LARGER BINDERS (they won’t fit in backpack/locker)
- notebook or binder with at least 4 sections (for Latin); folder or pocket for handouts
- 6th/7th grade students: one large binder to use for both geography and science (zip-up is best)
- 8th grade–just get 1 extra one-inch, 3-ring binder
- art sketchbook and supplies (see specifics under Art below)
- NO SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS
Art: all students in 5th-9th grades; upperclassmen who choose art elective
- Pentalic hard-bound sketch book 8 1/2 x 11 inches (order from Amazon or Dick Blick online)
- Elective digital photography class: camera or iPhone
- Basic watercolor set with brush. Mrs. Patrick suggests looking for one at DickBlick.com. The picture below shows a good choice that comes with a decent brush.

–A small set of oil pastels. (Please note: These examples are basic, decent quality and can be used multiple years as well as with other classes if needed.)

Art: all students in grades 9-12
–basic drawing kit such as this one available on Amazon for $6.66
Amazon Basics Sketch and Drawing Art Pencil Kit – 17-Piece Set

Art-see list above for 9th grade art history and 10th-12th art electives
Foreign Languages (French or Spanish)
- notebook or binder with at least 4 sections; folder or pocket for handouts
History
- binder or notebook
Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics
- binder with loose-leaf paper
- ruler (metric and standard units)
- calculator (same one used in math is fine–know how to use the buttons)
- AP Environmental Science also needs a 9.75 x 7.5 composition notebook dedicated to labs and a folder for completed, typed lab reports
High school students in Algebra I
- 1” 3-ring binder for use in math class only (binder with folder/pocket in the front)
- 1 divider to separate notes and work
- Consider buying a TI84 calculator. You will work problems for class without a calculator, but TI84 will be used for later courses and the SAT.
Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus
- TI 84 calculator or better (suggest that you do not get Casio or TI Inspire; also, calculators with internet access may not be allowed on SAT)
Geometry
- compass (as a general rule, the higher the quality of the compass, the less often you’ll have to replace it–compasses that use a separate pencil are nearly useless)
- straight edge
- graph paper
High school English (Genres, American or British Lit)
- notebook or 3-ring binder with loose-leaf paper
High school students who have been told they will take English 1
- 1” 3-ring binder for use in English class only (binder should have folder or pocket in the front for homework)
- 3 dividers labeled as follows: Reference, Current Work, Final Exam
- note: if you have Algebra 1 and English 1, you may use the same binder for both subjects
High School Wednesday classes
- binder or notebook with folder(s) for Wednesday classes
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