School supply lists
2026-2027
Every list in one place, no PDF scavenger hunt. Lists come straight from the schools.
3rd through 6th grade lists are on the way. The minute we have them, they'll be here.
Preschool
Mary A. Goetz Elementary- 1 regular size backpack (please, no purse-size backpacks)
- Reusable water bottle with name on it
- 1 plastic folder
- 1 pack Clorox or Lysol wipes
- 1 pack of 10 markers, Crayola preferred
- 2 glue sticks
- A change of clothes
- If potty training: 1 pack of diapers or Pull-Ups and 1 pack of wipes
- 1 box of tissues
- 1 roll of paper towels
- 1 pack of baby wipes
Teacher wishlist (always welcome, never required)
- Colorful masking tape
- Playdough
Kindergarten
Mary A. Goetz Elementary- 1 set of headphones (no earbuds), in a gallon ziplock bag with first and last name
- 2 plastic folders (red, black)
- 1 blunt tip scissors
- 10 #2 sharpened pencils
- 2 large pink erasers
- 1 watercolor set with brush
- 1 pack washable large markers
- 1 pack colored pencils
- 10 cans of playdoh (4 oz.)
- 6 packs of 24-count crayons (Crayola please)
- 20 glue sticks
- 1 Scotch tape (not refills)
- 4-pack dry erase markers (any color)
- 2 boxes of tissues
- 1 bottle of hand sanitizer
- 1 container of Clorox wipes
- Boys: 1 box of sandwich zip-lock bags
- Girls: 1 box of gallon zip-lock bags
1st Grade
Mary A. Goetz Elementary- 3 packs of 24 Crayola crayons
- 1 pair of round-tip student scissors
- 12-count Elmer’s glue sticks
- 2 red plastic folders with pockets
- 40 pre-sharpened pencils
- 1 pack of 10-count Crayola washable markers
- 2 packs of Expo markers (any color)
- 1 wide-ruled lined paper pack
- 1 primary composition notebook
- 2 packs of 75-80 count Clorox wipes
- 3 boxes of tissues
- 1 pair of headphones (no earbuds)
- 1 hand sanitizer, 8 oz. or larger
- 1 box gallon-size Ziploc freezer bags
- 1 box quart-size Ziploc bags
- No water bottles
Teacher wishlist (always welcome, never required)
- Lysol disinfectant spray (any brand)
- 1 ream of white copy paper
2nd Grade
Mary A. Goetz Elementary- 2 boxes of 24-count crayons
- 2 sets of markers
- 2 plastic folders (1 red, 1 green)
- 1 pencil bag (please, no boxes)
- 1 pair of scissors
- 2 highlighters
- 4-8 glue sticks (no bottles)
- 1 pack of pencils, 24 pack
- 2 composition notebooks
- 1 set of headphones, labeled and in a bag (no earbuds)
- 2 packs of 4 dry-erase markers
- 1 pack of cap erasers
- 1 reusable water bottle, labeled
- 1 container of Clorox wipes
- 2 rolls of paper towels
- 2 boxes of tissues
- Boys: additional pack of 4 Expo markers
- Girls: 1 bottle of hand sanitizer
Teacher wishlist (always welcome, never required)
- Pack of laminating sheets
- Play-Doh
- Washable paint
- Mesh zipper pouch bags
- Post-It notes
- Scotch tape dispenser refills
7th & 8th Grade
Ludlow High School- Notebook and folder for each class
- A binder for science class (1-1.5 inch)
- Students enrolled in Spanish 1 will need a binder (1-1.5 inch)
- Loose leaf paper
- Several pens and/or pencils
- One pack of colored pencils
- One pack of highlighters
- Earbuds for use in class
- 1-2 packs of index cards
9th Grade
Ludlow High School- Students enrolled in a Spanish class will need a binder (1-1.5 inch)
- Gym shoes, shorts, sweatpants, and a t-shirt for PE class
- Notebook and folder for each class
- Loose leaf paper
- Several pens and/or pencils
- One pack of colored pencils
- One pack of highlighters
- Earbuds for use in class
- 1-2 packs of index cards
10th, 11th & 12th Grade
Ludlow High School- Students enrolled in a Spanish class will need a binder (1-1.5 inch)
- Notebook and folder for each class
- Loose leaf paper
- Several pens and/or pencils
- One pack of colored pencils
- One pack of highlighters
- Earbuds for use in class
- 1-2 packs of index cards
SME Prime (Grades 8-12)
Ludlow High School- Students enrolled in an SME Prime class will need a binder and divider tabs (1-1.5 inch)
A quick word about supplies
These are the basics. Teachers may ask for a few extras on the first day of class. And if supplies are hard to swing this year, check with Amber Walls in the Family Resource Center at the high school. That's exactly what it's there for, and nobody makes a thing of it.