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Your mom is right, the teachers will tell you what you need, but here are some general things:
Pencils
Blue, Black, and Red ink Pens (yes all three)
Folders
Either notebooks, a binder, or a paper holder, sometimes a combination of the three depending on the classes you are taking
Pencil Bag
Calculator
Erasers
Colored Pencils
Backpack
Some kids like book covers but personally I don't
highlighters
ruler
rubber cement
loose leaf paper
hmm I think that is a good start, but you will have to get more specific when school starts. good luck!
Your school should have a website that will list the supply list...but i didnt think high schooler's get supply lists.
They don't give a list in high school. If you need something specific for a class, your teachers will tell you, but you should have already bought the basics. That includes:
notebooks/looseleaf paper
3-ring binders (if you would use them)
folders
pens and pencils (PLENTY of them!)
index cards
highlighters
colored pencils (you may need them for maps in a SS class)
white-out
if you are taking a foreign language, I suggest a Spanish-English, German-English, etc. dictionary.
When I was about to become a 9th grader, the school didn't send me a list either. It's because everybody takes slightly different classes, and they can't make a generic supply list for all the students. Your teachers will tell you on the first day of class what you'll need.
It's a pain, though, because you have to go out on the first day of school and pick through the last of the school supplies, cuz most people have already bought out the stores...
I would just get a few general things beforehand, at least, so you're not spending your entire first day of school shopping, when you already have about eight syllabuses to read through and sign.
I usually wait until the first day of school to buy all of my stuff because all my teachers provide lists. Don't worry, you're teachers aren't going to hit you if you don't bring anything on the first day. They usually go easy on the freshmen. ;]
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