GRANVILLE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
GENERAL SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

THIS IS A GENERAL SUPPLY LIST. YOU WILL RECEIVE A MORE DETAILED LIST FROM YOUR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.

General:
• 3-Ring binders- 1, 2, & 3 inches
• Dividers
• Several #2 Pencils for ALL classes
• Erasers
• Black and Blue Pens-No Gel pens
• Rulers
• 8 GB Flashdrive
• Post-it Notes
• Highlighters
• Planners/agendas
• Loose leaf paper-wide ruled and college ruled
• Pocket folders

Math:
Math 1, 2, 3 and AFM,--(graphing calculator is needed (ex. TI-84))


English:
2" binder, dividers (5), loose leaf paper (college rule), mechanical pencils, blue/black ink pens, note cards, hard bound composition book

Science:
speckled composition books (not spiral), colored pencils, glue stick, 1 roll clear tape, pencils, pocket folder

Foreign Language:
Dry Erase Markers, Note cards-3 x 5- Lined & Plain, Colored pens and pencils: pink, blue, green, yellow, and purple
English/English-Spanish Dictionary Preferably VOX Spanish English Dictionary or The University of Chicago version- orange or yellow

ESL:
loose leaf paper, binder, dividers, and pencils

Art:
6B drawing pencil, pink eraser, pencil sharpener, markers and colored pencils for class. Upper levels need those things plus a sketchbook.

PE:
Tennis shoes, socks, shorts, t-shirt, and sweats

The STEM Magnet Program
Granville Central High School’s STEM (Science Technology Engineering & Math) program exposes our students to hands-on learning experiences and engagement in real-world problem solving activities. Students can choose Engineering and/or Agriculture courses.

Engineering Course & Agriculture Courses

• Premier School Choice Program

• State of the art facility & equipment with industry leading technology and software

• PLTW Course offerings include Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, and Environmental Sustainability

• Agriculture Course offerings include Ag Mechanics, Agriscience, Animal Science, and Equine Science.

Summer is finally here! And while most of us associate June and July with our favorite "S" word--SUMMER--we also need to think about another important "S" word...SAFETY.

June is National Safety Month and here are a few ways you can keep yourself and your family safe this summer.

1. Avoid Distracted Driving: Summer is a time when more cars are on the road, driving to vacations and longer distances. Anything that takes the driver's mind from the road--texting, eating.

2. Be safe with Yard Maintenance: Lawn mowers and fire pits are the biggest hazards to summer safety. Make sure children use either of these only in the company of adults and make sure to wear correct clothing while using these items.

3. Handle fireworks with Care: The US Product Consumer Safety Commission reports that 60 percent of fireworks related injuries come during the month of July. Enjoy your Independence Day safely by keeping water around while using fireworks, staying away from any houses or buildings, or even skipping it altogether and finding a free public display to watch from the safety of a blanket!

4. Wear Protective Eyewear: Sun can damage the eyes of adults and children alike. Invest in a pair and make them part of your routine.

5. Manage Your Grill Correctly: It is the time of year for backyard barbeques, but do so safely! Avoid enclosed areas, wearing loose clothing, and using matches and lighters without an adult.

Most of all, we want you back here, SAFE and sound in August!