1.  2" binder preferrably with dividers

2.  notebook paper (college or wide ruled)

3.  No. 2 pencils

4.  Black pens (no other color may be used in the lab notebooks)

5.  Calculator (scientific is OK but graphing is preferrable since it will make your work easier and you should be used to using it for your math classes)

6.  Flash drive (necessary if you do not have internet access on your home computer but a good idea anyway)

7.  Closed toe shoes for lab

8.  Clasp or bands for securing long hair in a pony tail for lab (both males and females)

9.  Your agenda

10.  A lab notebook with quadrille lined paper and the pages sewn in.

 

1. 2" binder preferrably with dividers

2. notebook paper (college or wide ruled)

3. No. 2 pencils

4. Black  or dark blue pens (other colors are hard on my vision)

5. Calculator (scientific is OK but graphing is OK too, if you already have one)

6. Flash drive (necessary if you do not have internet access on your home computer but a good idea anyway)

7. Closed toe shoes for lab

8. Clasp or bands for securing long hair in a pony tail for lab (both males and females)

9. Your agenda (everyday)

10.  Honors students will read the novel October Sky by Homer Hickam and take the AR test on it. 

 

 

1. 2" binder preferrably with dividers

2. notebook paper (college or wide ruled)

3. No. 2 pencils

4. Black or dark blue pens (other colors are hard on my vision)

5. Calculator (scientific or graphing)

6. Flash drive (necessary if you do not have internet access on your home computer but a good idea anyway)

7. Closed toe shoes for lab

8. Clasp or bands for securing long hair in a pony tail for lab (both males and females)

9. Your agenda (everyday)