Supply Lists

As part of the CCS fee structure, there is a $100 Supply Fee for every student.

* Based on that fee, all school supplies will be provided for each school day for all students. Students are responsible for having their own supplies at home to complete their homework, and occasionally, for projects. If there is a particular school supply that a student must have to help them succeed they will be permitted to utilize it, such as a binder as an organizational tool.

Things Elementary Students Need To Start School:

1. Book bag (No rolling backpacks)

2. Lunch box if not purchasing our hot lunch

3. An Ibiley school jacket (hooded or the reversible)

4. 4th and 5th graders will need to bring $5.00 to purchase a lock during Open House (for those students who purchased a lock last year, please bring it in on the 1st day of school)

5. Full day Pre-K students will need a pillow case, crib fitted sheet, blanket, and a small pillow for nap time.

Things Middle and High School Students Need To Start School:

1. Book bag (No rolling backpacks)

2. Lunch box if not purchasing our hot lunch

3. An Ibiley school jacket (hooded or the reversible)

4. An IPad or Mini IPad or Kindle Fire for their electronic books (6th grade is exempt)

5. P.E. Uniforms for 6th, 7th, 8th, and 11th grades (To be purchased at Ibiley and must be brought on the 1st day of school)

6. 6th thru 12th graders will need to bring $5.00 to purchase a lock during Open House (for those students who purchased a lock last year, please bring it in on the 1st day of school)

Note on School Jackets:

As a reminder, only school jackets are allowed to be worn in all of our buildings. The school jacket must be purchased at our uniform store, Ibiley as well as all uniform items. We highly recommend that you pay the additional fee and have your child’s name embroidered on the school jacket. Please keep in mind that some of the buildings are cold and we want your child to be comfortable so that they will be focused on their school work and be diligent in learning. This uniform policy is mandatory. We need to work together as a team so less time is spent enforcing uniform rules but more time focusing on your child’s education and needs.