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"Home of the Eagles"

Supply Lists:  Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

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Clinton Public Schools

 

860-664-6503 Tel.  

860-664-6583 Fax.

   

Principal
Linda Tucker

Assistant Principal
Michael Gourdier

   

Nurse:
Kathleen Canestrari 

Secretaries:

Claire Gill
Jean Harrigan
Susan Dest

 

Regular School Hours:
7:50 AM - 2:31 PM

 
 

NEW Early Dismissal Time:
11:45 AM

Delayed Opening Time: 10:00 AM

District Home Page:
www.clintonpublic.org

*** IMPORTANT DATES ***

First Day of School:  Tuesday, Sept 2, 2008

Parent Conferences:  Nov. 13 and Mar. 12

 

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About Us
Jared Eliot Middle School (JEMS) serves a community of about 550 students in grades six through eight. We are located in coastal Connecticut half way between New Haven and New London on Route 95.

Clinton’s middle school is designed for students who are transitioning from childhood to adolescence.  The students no longer belong in elementary school but are not yet ready for the departmentalized, subject-centered high school. Adolescence is a unique period that calls for a unique school to meet students’ needs. The Jared Eliot Middle School is specifically tailored to bridge the gap between childhood and the early adolescent’s academic, physical, social and emotional needs.  The middle school age is a time for exploration, discovery of new skills and development of new interests.  Students will venture into new areas and expand their knowledge. By doing so, they well be better prepared for the specialization of both high school and adulthood.

An important goal of our school is teaching students how to learn.  Thinking critically, asking useful questions, finding answers independently and developing effective study skills are stressed.  Students also learn from a variety of teaching methodologies, independent study, small-group projects and class projects.  Active learning and respectful behavior are encouraged in all aspects of the middle school experience.

   
   

JARED ELIOT MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS – SEPTEMBER 2008

GRADE SIX

A 2 inch three ring binder

A 1 ˝ inch three ring binder for Science

A 1 inch three ring binder for English on Team 6-1

A basic calculator

Subject dividers

Loose leaf notebook paper

40 sheet protectors

Pencils (students MUST have 2 pencils every day for all subjects including art)

Blue or black pens

A small set of colored pencils                        

A highlighter                                                                          

White-out tape or water-based white-out

An eraser

3 x 5 index cards 

(** ALL OF THESE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE WILL BE SOLD AT THE SIXTH GR. OPEN HOUSE 8-27)

GRADE SEVEN

Science:  One 2 inch ring hardcover notebook and small calculator

Math:  Pencils, one 3 ring notebook – 1 ˝ inch, (Optional: calculator and protractor)

English:  One pocket folder, one 3 ring binder with paper and 2 highlighters

Social Studies:  3 blue or black pens, 2 highlighters, pencils

Team 7.1:  one spiral bound college notebook, 4 or 5 subjects with pockets

Team 7.2:  one 2 inch 3 ring hardcover binder and calculator

GRADE EIGHT

 Notebooks:     Science:  1 inch 3 ring binder (with 5 tab dividers)

                         A large 3 inch 3 ring binder for the following subjects:  Math – 3 tab dividers with pockets; English – 4 tab dividers with pockets; Social Studies – 3 tab dividers with pockets

Pens (blue or black ink), pencils, extra erasers

Loose leaf lined paper

Markers and highlighters

3 x 5 index cards

Reinforcements for loose leaf paper holes

Calculator (inexpensive, with a square-root button, if possible) (Please put name on calculator)

Zipper case with 3 holes (for pens, pencils, calculator, etc.) (Please put name on case)

Restock the computer supplies at YOUR HOUSE:  computer paper, ink cartridges

There may be some additional items requested by individual teachers in September.  Please do NOT buy spiral bound notebooks unless your teacher specifies that in September.