Earlsboro Public Schools
101 N. Willie Stargell Ave.
Earlsboro, OK 74840
405-997-5616
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College & Career Readiness Assessment Community Stakeholder Consultation
In compliance with Section 1111(b)(2)(H) of ESSA, Earlsboro would like to provide community stakeholders with an opportunity to provide meaningful input regarding our district’s intent to request permission to administer the ACT in lieu of statewide assessment.
Pre-K
Do not label the following supplies:
Crayola Crayons only (small) 2 boxes
Glue sticks 4 each
Baby Wipes 1 boxes
Small school box 1 each
Paper towels 2 rolls
Kleenex 2 boxes
Girls – Gallon Storage Bags 1 box
Boys - Snack Storage bags 1 box
Backpack (No Wheels)
Thin sleeping mat and small cover
Change of clothes
$5.00 for Pre-K book
Play Dough
1 Box-5 Count Expo Dry Erase Markers
Water Colors
Kindergarten
Do not label the following supplies:
Crayons 4 boxes
#2 pencils 3 doz.
Pencil sharpener (hand held) 4 each
Plastic Pocket Folders 1 each
Water bottle (labeled) 1 each
Kleenex 2 boxes
Antibacterial Hand Wipes 1 each
Small school box 1 each
Fiskars scissors 1 pair
(If your child is left handed, please be sure to get left handed scissors.)
Paper Towels 2 rolls
Disinfecting Cleanser Wipes 1 Carton
Large eraser 2 each
*(Please have a change of clothes to leave
in your child’s backpack.)
Glue stick (large) 8 each
Primary Writing tablet 1 each
*(picture frame for drawing)
Spiral Notebook 1 each
*(wide ruled)
1st Grade
Crayola Markers (per sem) 1 box
Pencil box 1 each
Crayons (Crayola) 4 boxes
Glue sticks 3 each
Liquid glue 1 bottle
#2 Ticonderoga pencils 3 pkgs.
Fiskars scissors 1 pair
Spiral Notebook (wide rule) 1 each
Ruler 1 each
Pink eraser (large) 3 each
Plastic folder with pocket 1 each
(per semester)
Kleenex (per semester) 4 boxes
Paper towels 1 roll
Antibacterial wipes 2 each
Pencil top erasers 1 pkg.
Primary Writing Tablet 1 each
(space for a picture)
2nd Grade
Crayons (24 count) 2 boxes
Fiskars scissors 1 pair
#2 pencils 5 doz.
Spiral Notebooks 2 each
Glue sticks 18 each
Notebook paper (wide rule) 2 pkgs.
Kleenex 2 boxes
Large pink eraser 2 each
Boys - Antibacterial wipes 1 each
Girls – paper towels 2 rolls
Expo markers (4 count) 2 pkgs.
Pencil Box 1 each
3rd, 4th, and 5th grade
Do not label the following supplies:
Colored pencil 1 box
Puff Tissues 4 boxes
Pencil top erasers 4 pkgs.
Wood pencils 4 boxes
Boys – Lysol wipes 2 bottles
Girls – Lysol spray 2 cans
Loose leaf paper (wide) 4 pkgs.
Black Expo dry erase makers 1 pkg.
Book Bag (No Wheels)
Highlighters (5th Grade) 1 pkg.
Multiplication Cards – 3rd Grade Only
Earphones for Computers 2 sets
Protractor
Elmer’s Glue (Small Bottle) 1 each
Box (Supply Box) 1 each
For 6-8 Science Supply List:
1- 3 ring binder (1 1/2 inch wide)
Loose Leaf notebook paper
Tab Dividers
Pencils
Highlighter
Grading Pen
2 packs 3-5 oz drinking cups
1 box tissues
$5 Lab Fee
Boys - disinfectant wipes, 1 roll paper towels
Girls - zip close baggies (sandwich or quart size), baby wipes
For Family and Consumer Sciences (F.A.C.S.) 7th Grade
1- 3 ring binder (1 1/2 inch wide)
Loose Leaf notebook paper
Tab Dividers
Pencils
Highlighter
Grading Pen
2 packs 3-5 oz drinking cups
1 box tissues
$5 material Fee
9th - 12 th Grade School Supply List 2018 -2019
7 spiral notebooks
Kleenex 2 boxes
#2 pencils 4 dozen
1 ream of copy paper
Boys – Lysol wipes 1 package
Girls- Lysol Spray 1 can
Our Mission Statement:
The mission of Earlsboro Schools is to create and maintain a positive and welcoming school climate,free of drugs, violence, intimidation and fear. To provide an environment, in which teachers can teach and students can learn, which promotes the cognitive and affective development of all children, and those professionals who serve them.
About Us:
Earlsboro Public Schools is located in eastern Pottawatomie County. We have approximately 300 students in Pre-Kindergarten through the 12th grade. Earlsboro Schools have been educating and mentoring young minds since 1914. Earlsboro is home of the world famous "Willie Stargell" inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1988. High School students have the opportunity to attend Gordon Cooper Technology Center or Seminole State College to enhance their educational experience. The home of the Wildcats provides all students an opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities in order to prepare for a life of success.