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# 2 pencils

24 crayons (2)

washable markers

colored pencils ( All classes except Mrs. Jernigan)

Fiskar scissors

white liquid glue (1)

glue sticks (4)

wide-ruled notebook paper (3)

Kleenex (3 boxes)

paper towels (3)

Clorox disinfectanct wipes (1)

gallon-size Ziploc bags (boys)

quart-size Ziploc bags (girls)

hand sanitizer (girls)

liquid soap (boys)

white cardstock

1 Large package assorted construction paper

Copy Paper (1)

1 clipboard

White 1" 3 ring binder (All classes except Mrs. Jernigan and
Mrs. Thomas)

large erasers (1 pkgs.)

1 black and white marbled Mead composition notebook (all classes except Mrs. Burgess)

Pencil box (for Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Frander's class only)

Tennis shoes are required for P.E. every day.

 




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Title IV`
Lakewood Elementary School is part of the Phenix City Public School System.
The programs and activities presented at Lakewood Elementary School comply with Title IV guidelines. We feel that a safe and drug free school environment is essential to student success.  Safe and drug - free school funds are available to all schools to support programs that prevent violence in and around schools, and prevent the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs.  These programs are also coordinated with other efforts that help schools and communities create a safe, disciplined, and drug free environment that supports student academic achievement.

Gifted Education
The Phenix City Public School System recognizes that all students identified as gifted in our system have the right to an appropriate education that provides educational interventions which sustain, challenge, and ensure continued growth.  The Phenix City Public School System's gifted education program is designed to identify students who demonstrate high intellectual capacity, high academic proficiency, and/or exceptional talent in expression or leadership.  This program includes specific measures designed to identify culturally diverse gifted students and ensures that no student will be excluded from either referral or participation in the gifted program because of behavior.

Resources for At-Risk Students
A building Based Student Support Team (BBSST) has been created to address students who my be at risk of not experiencing school success and may be in danger of school failure.  Each school has its own BBSST and the contact person may be found by calling the school office.

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