School Supplies List, 2022-2023 School Year
Materials/Tools to be provided by Hillside:
- Supplies and books made available by Hillside will be given to students by their teachers.
Materials/Tools to be provided by families by Monday, August 29th:
- Below are the supplies required and suggested for the upcoming school year for each grade level and class. Please read through EACH heading that applies to your student!
- The first day of classes is Monday, August 29 at 9:15AM; please do your best to secure these supplies by the start of school.
- Feel free to contact staff directly with any questions.
Although we are planning on in-person learning for the Fall of 2022-23, we want to be prepared for the possibility of online learning–at least for occasional extended snow days, but also for other emergencies.
**Please note that we are not holding hybrid classes this year. Absent students must contact their teachers directly to make up work.
Grades 5-6, All Students:
Teachers: Jennifer@hillsidesc.org; Julie@hillsidesc.org; Laurac@hillsidesc.org
Required:
- A laptop or tablet with appropriate software like Microsoft word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- One 3-ring binder with pockets (1.5 or larger)
- Binder dividers with pockets
- Loose leaf paper
- 2 folders
- A planner for recording homework assignments
- 2 composition notebooks
- A graph paper notebook (quad-ruled notebook) for math
- Highlighters
- Both mechanical and non-mechanical pencils (#2)
- Eraser (preferably kneaded) https://tinyurl.com/578x4vk8
- Hand-held pencil sharpener https://tinyurl.com/3w8a5mx5
- A working printer at home with a few reams of paper and extra ink
- Bring a book to read or one that you are currently reading
- A King County Library Card (with any unpaid fines cleared)
- Optional for art: heavy art paper or student’s choice of lightweight (think pillow-case thickness) cotton fabric for book covers and student’s own paintbrushes
Grades 7-8, All Students:
Teachers: Julie@hillsidesc.org; Laurac@hillsidesc.org; Leslie@hillsidesc.org; Lizeth@hillsidesc.org; David@hillsidesc.org
Required:
- A laptop or tablet with appropriate software like Microsoft word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Both mechanical and non-mechanical pencils (#2)
- Pens
- Eraser (preferably kneaded) https://tinyurl.com/578x4vk8
- Hand-held pencil sharpener https://tinyurl.com/3w8a5mx5
- Highlighters
- 2 reams ruled composition paper
- 2 spiral notebooks
- 1 accordion folder
- A folder
- A planner
- Loose-leaf paper
- One 3-ring binder with pockets (1” or larger)
- Binder dividers with pockets
- A King County Library Card (with any unpaid fines cleared)
- Graph paper to keep at home and another to leave at school
- A graph paper notebook (quad-ruled notebook)
- A working printer at home, with a few reams of paper, and extra ink
- A USB thumb drive
- A scientific calculator (such as this unit, $18 on Amazon) (for Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calc, etc. with Wis@hillsidesc.org and laurac@hillsidesc.org )
- Optional for math: A graphing calculator is recommended, but not required
- Optional for art: heavy art paper or student’s choice of lightweight (think pillow-case thickness) cotton fabric for book covers and student’s own paintbrushes
Grades 9-11, All Students:
Teachers: Julie@hillsidesc.org; Laurac@hillsidesc.org; Leslie@hillsidesc.org; David@hillsidesc.org; Wis@hillsidesc.org; Kael@hillsidesc.org; Rebecca@hillsidesc.org; Karen@hillsidesc.org
Required:
- A laptop or tablet with appropriate software like Microsoft word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Both mechanical and non-mechanical pencils (#2)
- Pens
- Eraser (preferably kneaded) https://tinyurl.com/578x4vk8
- Hand-held pencil sharpener https://tinyurl.com/3w8a5mx5
- Highlighters
- 3 spiral notebooks
- 1 graph paper notebook (quad-ruled notebook)
- A folder
- 2 reams ruled composition paper
- 1 accordion folder
- A planner
- Loose-leaf paper
- 1 binder with pockets (1.5” or larger) for History and Literature
- Binder dividers with pockets for History and Literature
- Spanish: Binder (1.5” or larger)
- French: Binder (1.5” or larger) & a plastic folder with pockets
- A King County Library Card (with any unpaid fines cleared)
- A working printer at home, with a few reams of paper, and extra ink
- A USB thumb drive
- A scientific calculator (such as this unit, $18 on Amazon) (for Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calc, etc.)
- Optional for math: A graphing calculator is recommended, but not required
- Optional for art: heavy art paper or student’s choice of lightweight (think pillow-case thickness) cotton fabric for book covers and student’s own paintbrushes
Fall 2022 – School Supplies Electives
Screen Printing:
Blank t-shirts (can be new or used, long or short-sleeved) and/or tea-towels on which to print.
Quantities (of T’s and towels combined): Minimum of 6, maximum of 20, per student.
Shirts: https://tinyurl.com/y28w7hbv
Towels: https://tinyurl.com/2zvy9thp
Film Editing:
To participate in the class, students MUST have a working computer with a full (non-trial) version of Adobe Elements installed. Also required, a working video camera, not just a cellphone. Video cameras have dropped significantly in price – here’s an example available from Amazon for around $100.
Supplies required for film editing:
- Laptop
- Adobe Premiere Elements loaded onto laptop (Here’s the link to the educational purchase – the offer contains both Adobe Premiere Elements and Photoshop Elements for $79.99).
- Dedicated video camera (not a phone)
Robotics:
A laptop or tablet
Public Speaking:
No additional supplies required for this course
