Indian Trails Elementary

Counselor: 816-650-7649

Health Room: 816-650-7648

Cafeteria: 816-650-7689

Social Worker: 816-650-7650

Caring Communities: 816-650-7681

Fort Discovery: Jonna Phillips 816-650-7680

Librarian: 816-650-7675

Transportation: 816-650-7200

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Kindergarten

• 4 Boxes of Crayola Crayons
• 2 Bottle of Elmer's White Glue (4 ounce)
• 12 Elmer's Glue Sticks (.21 ounce)
• 1 Box Classic Color Crayola Markers
• 1 Pair Fiskar Scissors
• 12 Yellow #2 Wooden Pencils
• 4 Black Dry Erase Markers
• 2 Sets of 8 Color Crayola Watercolor Paints
• 1 plastic school box (5x8)
• 1 Four Pack of Play-Doh
• 1 Package Loose Leaf construction Paper
• 1 Paid of child size headphones (not earbuds)
• 1 Box Facial Tissues
• 1 Box of Gallon Size Baggies
• 1 Box of Sandwich Size Baggies
• Backpack
• Optional Classroom Donations: sentence strips and assorted colored cardstock

First Grade

• 12 Expo Dry Erase Markers- Black Only Please
• 24 Yellow #2 Wooden Pencils
• 2 Boxes of Facial Tissues
• 4 Boxes of 24-Count Crayola Crayons
• 8 Elmer's Glue Sticks
• 1 Paid of Fiskar Scissors
• 2 Pronged Plastic Folders Orange
• 2 Primary Composition Notebooks (Please No Spiral)
• 1 Pack of White or Colored Cardstock
• 1 Box of Gallon or Sandwich Size Ziploc Baggies
• 1 Set of 8 Color Crayola Watercolor Paints
• 3 Plastic Folders With Pockets In Yellow, Red, and Blue
• 1 Small Plastic School Box
• 2 Pink Erasers
• 2 Yellow Highlighters
• 1 Pack of Play-Doh (4 pack)
• 1 Full Size Standard Backpack (No Wheels)
• 2 Pair of Child-Sized Headphones (No Earbuds)

Second Grade

• 8 Black Dry Erase Markers
• 36 Yellow #2 Wooden Pencils
• 2 Boxes Facial Tissues
• 4 Boxes 24 Count Crayola Crayons
• 12 Glue Sticks (Not Scented)
• 1 Pair Fiskar Scissors
• 2 Pink Erasers
• 4 Plastic Folders with Prongs
• 2 Composition Notebooks (No Spirals)
• 4 Boxes Classic Color Crayola Markers
• 1 Plastic School Box (No Pencil Bags)
• 1 Full Size Standard Backpack (No Wheels)
• 2 Pairs of Headphone (No Earbuds)
• 1 Community Size Bottle of Germ-X Hand Sanitizer
• 1 Box Quart Size Ziploc Baggies (Girls Only)
• 1 Box Gallon Size Ziploc Baggies (Boys Only)

Third Grade

• 6 Black Dry Erase Markers
• 48 or More #2 Wooden Pencils
• 2 Boxes Facial Tissues
• 4 Boxes of 24 Count Crayola Crayons
• 12 Glue Sticks (Not Scented)
• 1 Paid Fiskar Scissors
• 2 Boxes Crayola Markers
• 1 Large Pencil Bag/Pouch
• 2 Pink Erasers
• 1 Yellow Highlighter
• 3 Composition Notebooks (Not Spiral)
• 4 Wide-Ruled Single Subject Spiral Notebooks
• 3 Plastic Folders with Pockets
• Sandwich Size Ziplock Bags (Boys Only)
• Hand Sanitizer (Girls Only)
• 1 Full-Sized Standard Backpack (No Wheels)
• 2 Pairs of Headphones (Not Earbuds)

Fourth Grade

• 4 Black Dry Erase Markers
• 36 or More #2 Wooden Pencils
• 2 Boxes of Facial Tissues
• 2 Glue Sticks
• 1 Pair Fiskar Scissors
• 2 Folders With Pockets and Prongs
• 1 One-Subject Spiral Notebook Wide Lined
• 2 Packs of Skinny Markers-8 Count
• 1 Box Colored Pencils 12 Count
• 1 Plastic School Box
• 2 Packages of Wide Ruled Notebook Paper
• 1 White 3-Ring 1-Inch Vinyl View Binder (For Reading)
• 1 Package Construction Paper 
• 1 Full Size Standard Backpack (No Wheels)
• 2 Pairs of Headphones (Not Earbuds, Not Bluetooth)

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Student Handbook

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School Improvement Plan

INDIAN TRAILS LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER POLICIES
Mission

To help create life-long readers by providing an environment where reading is valued, promoted and encouraged and where students become effective independent users of information.

Hours

Monday – Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm

To protect resources and equipment, food and drink is NOT ALLOWED in the library media center.

Library Section

E – Everybody ( easy read, picture books)
LR -- Leveled Readers
F – Fiction ( chapter books)
Dewey – NonFiction (numbered books)
ENF – Everybody NonFiction
REF – Reference
B – Biography
PD – Professional
Mag – Magazines
DVD
CD
LIBRARY USE

All school expectations apply in the Library Media Center

Classes are scheduled for one 30 minute period once a week. This time is used for literature appreciation, library skills, materials location and book check-out.

Students are welcome to the library daily. As long as the library doors are open and someone is available to check-out books, students may visit the library any time throughout the day.

Teachers who have a class project and want to schedule extra time in the library may do so. Please check the calendar on the circulation desk and pencil in your class during an open slot. Please let library staff know in advance, either verbally or by email, if you have requested extra time. This gives us time to plan ahead.

CIRCULATION

Kindergarten – Allowed to check-out one book beginning in November. By the second semester, students will be allowed to check-out two books.

1st – 4th – Students allowed to check-out two books for one week, with renewal privileges.

Overdue – If a student forgets a book on a regular library visit, the book should be returned the following day. Students are not allowed check-out until the overdue book is returned. Parents are notified of the price of any item overdue for a considerable length of time.

Lost or Damaged Materials – If a student has lost or damaged an item, it is their responsibility to pay for the replacement cost. Parents will be notified of the amount due. If a lost item is subsequently found, the charges are refunded.

ESSA Complain Procedures

Parent Engagement Policy

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