Instructor Name: Noyes
Course Title: all
Supply List:
1” 3-ring Binder
Loose Leaf Notebook Paper
Pencil
Graph Paper
Scientific or Graphing Calculator
Instructor Name: Pfeffer
Course Title: Algebra 1
Supply List:
Pencils
Colored pen
3 prong paper/plastic folder
Notebook with perforated edges
Graph paper
Optional-scientific or graphing calculator (a scientific calculator will be provided in class)
Instructor Name: Powers
Course Title: Government
Supply List:
• 2” three ring binder with “Government”, your name, and class period on the spine and the front
• 5 tab dividers that you can write on with a marker
• Hole re-enforcers
• Loose -leaf notebook paper(narrow or regular) - NO spiral notebooks
• Pens(red and black or blue), a pencil, and highlighter
• 200 Index cards—3”x 5” or 4”x 6”
Instructor Name: Rodgers
Course Title: DC Chemistry
Supply List:
1.5 in or 2 in binder
composition notebook
pencil
Instructor Name: Rodgers
Course Title: DC Physics
Supply List:
1.5 in or 2 in binder
composition notebook
pencil
Instructor Name: Rodgers
Course Title: Physical Science
Supply List:
1.5 in or 2 in binder
5 tab dividers
composition notebook
300 white lined index cards
pencil
Instructor Name: Rudd
Course Title:
Supply List:
no supplies listed - will be provided first day
Instructor Name: Sepulvado
Course Title: Chamber Choir
Supply List:
Girls
Black Choir Dress - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Boys
Black Tuxedo jacket - will be purchased through school
White Tuxedo shirt - will be purchased through school
Black Bow Tie - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Black Dress Socks
Black Belt
Everyone
Black 2 pocket folder
pencil
Instructor Name: Sepulvado
Course Title: Concert Choir
Supply List:
Girls
Black Choir Dress - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Boys
White Tuxedo shirt - will be purchased through school
Black Bow Tie - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Black Dress Socks
Black Belt
Everyone
Blue 2 pocket folder
pencil
Instructor Name: Sepulvado
Course Title: Mixed Chorus
Supply List:
Girls
Black Choir Dress - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Boys
White Tuxedo shirt - will be purchased through school
Black Bow Tie - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Black Dress Socks
Black Belt
Green 2 pocket folder
pencil
Instructor Name: Sepulvado
Course Title: Women's Choir
Supply List:
Black Choir Dress - will be purchased through school
Black Dress Shoes
Red 2 pocket folder
pencil
Instructor Name: Simmons L
Course Title: ELA I
Supply List:
Pencils, Highlighter, Blue or Black Pens, College-Ruled Looseleaf Notebook Paper, Folder
Instructor Name: Simmons L
Course Title: ELA I Pre-AP
Supply List:
Pencils, Highlighter, Blue or Black Pens, College-Ruled Looseleaf Notebook Paper, Folder
Instructor Name: Simmons L
Course Title: ELA II
Supply List:
Pencils, Highlighter, Blue or Black Pens, College-Ruled Looseleaf Notebook Paper, Folder
Instructor Name: Sitze
Course Title: Health
Supply List:
Paper
Pencil
Instructor Name: Sitze
Course Title: Physical Education
Supply List:
Gym Shorts or Athletic pants
Tennis Shoes
T-Shirt
Lock for locker
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: Child Care
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: FACS
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Poster board needed in September.
Fabric and buttons for the sewing project will need to be purchased in Oct.
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: Fashion Design
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Fabric for our sewing project will need to be purchased in Nov.
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: Foods
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Recipe box, 100 index cards, 10 divider tabs. This is needed second semester.
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: Home Design
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Instructor Name: Smith
Course Title: Human Relations
Supply List:
3-Ring Binder at least 1 inch
Paper
Pen or Pencil (blue or black)
Instructor Name: Stone S
Course Title: Functional English
Supply List:
200 page Spiral Notebook, 1 folder with pockets, pencils, 1 Pink Pearl eraser, 1 package of notebook paperInstructor
Name: Stone S
Course Title: Functional Math
Supply List:
1 200 page spiral notebook
1 folder with pockets
pencils
1 Pink Pearl eraser
1 pack of notebook paper
Instructor Name: Twaddell
Course Title: Art 1
Supply List:
#2 Pencils
Box of 12 or more Colored Pencils
1 Highlighter
2 Pocket Folder
12 inch Ruler
8 1/2"x 11" or 9"X12" Sketchbook (spiral bound works best)
Good Eraser
Instructor Name: Twaddell
Course Title: Art 1
Supply List:
Set of 12 or more Colored Pencils - do not buy erasable
8 1/2 x 11 or 9 x 12 Sketchbook - I do have some that I sell
#2 Pencils at least 2
Good Eraser
Highlighter
2 Pocket Folder
12 inch Ruler - no flexi or folding
Instructor Name: Wiggins
Course Title: A.P. U.S. History
Supply List:
3" binder
8 tab dividers
3 subject notebook, college ruled
Highlighters, pens, pencils, paper
Instructor Name: Wiggins
Course Title: DC Western Civ
Supply List:
1-1.5" binder
5 tab dividers
1 subject notebook
Highlighters, pens, pencils, paper
Instructor Name: Wiggins
Course Title: World History/American History
Supply List:
5-subject notebook w/ pockets, college ruled, with plastic cover (preferred)
2-pocket folder (1)
2-pocket folder with prongs (1)
Earbuds/head phones (MUST plug in to a Chromebook; no Bluetooth devices)
Highlighters, pens, pencils, paper
Instructor Name: Williams
Course Title: Psychology
Supply List:
5 subject spiral notebook
Pen/Pencil
3x5 index cards for vocab.
Instructor Name: Williams
Course Title: Sociology
Supply List:
5 Subject Spiral Notebook
Pen/Pencil
3x5 Index cards for vocab.
Instructor Name: Williams
Course Title: World History
Supply List:
5 subject spiral notebook
Pen/Pencil
3x5 Index cards for vocab.
at least a 2 inch 3 ring binder (the bigger the better)
Pocket folder with 3 hole prongs
Instructor Name: Wyman
Course Title:
Supply List:
no supplies listed - will be provided first day
Dexter, Missouri - It's that time of the year when teachers, principals, and students head back to the classroom for another enjoyable academic year!
Central Elementary is preparing for a Parent Night to be held on Tuesday, August 8, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
There will be a short informational meeting in the cafeteria at 6:00 p.m.
Parents will then have an opportunity to visit the classrooms and meet the teachers.
"We are looking forward to the new school year," stated Angie Duncan, Central Elementary Principal.
Students will return to the halls of Dexter Public Schools on Thursday, August 10, 2017. Don't panic it iwll be a half day! Friday will be the first full day of classes and then you get the weekend off.
Show some Bearcat Pride and wear red and black on your first day of school!
Dexter, Missouri - Choir students under the direction of Jamie Sepulvado from Dexter High School, T.S. Hill Middle School, and Central Elementary traveled to Jefferson City, Missouri to sing with other students selected from all over the state for Missouri Choral Directors Association (MCDA) Honor Choir.
Students submitted recordings to the Missouri Choral Directors Association chair.
"These selected students auditioned by recorded voice submission in March to be selected fro this summer's Honors Choir," commented Dexter Public Schools Choral Director. "Out of hundreds of entries Dexter had 6 students from grades 9th and 10th to be selected for this choir."
Once student heard they were chosen to represent their school, the real work began. Students practiced weekly during the summer to learn and memorize the pieces for the Honors Choir concert.
"They worked really hard during the summer," continued Sepulvado. "They represented us well by being leaders in the rehearsals. I am very proud of their achievement. These students are my future/present choir leaders. They are dedicated, intelligent, and willing to work for perfection."
The concert was presented on Wednesday, July 19th in the Capitol Plaza Hotel in Jefferson City, Missouri.
"Dr. Andrea Ramsey was their choral conductor. She enjoys a national presence as a composer, conductor, scholar, and music educator. Her teaching experiences range from work with adolescent and children’s voices to high school and collegiate voices. She enjoys regular opportunities to conduct all-state and divisional level honor choirs, festival events at Carnegie Hall, and serves as a principal conductor for the Pacific International Young Women’s Choral Festival in Eugene, Oregon. Before leaping into full time composing and guest conducting, Andrea held positions in choral music education and conducting at The Ohio State University, and the University of Colorado Boulder, respectively. An ASCAPlus award-winning composer, Andrea has approximately 90 choral works in publication and believes strongly in supporting living artists through the creation of new works. Her compositions have led to residency collaborations with the Allegro Choirs of Kansas City, Ithaca College, and the Crescent City Choral Festival in New Orleans. As a scholar, she has presented for state, divisional, and national conventions of the American Choral Directors Association, the 6th Annual International Symposium on Sociology in Music Education, and at the Phenomenon of Singing Symposium in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. She has authored and co-authored articles published in the Choral Journal, as well as the Journal of Research in Music Education. A native of Arkansas, she has experienced in her own life the power of music to provide a sense of community, better understanding of our humanity, and rich opportunities for self-discovery."
Dexter, Missouri - Choir students under the direction of Jamie Sepulvado from Dexter High School, T.S. Hill Middle School, and Central Elementary traveled to Jefferson City, Missouri to sing with other students selected from all over the state for Missouri Choral Directors Association (MCDA) Honor Choir.
Students submitted recordings to the Missouri Choral Directors Association chair.
"These selected students auditioned by recorded voice submission in March to be selected fro this summer's Honors Choir," commented Dexter Public Schools Choral Director. "Out of hundreds of entries Dexter had 9 students from grades 7th and 8th to be selected for this choir."
Once student heard they were chosen to represent their school, the real work began. Students practiced weekly during the summer to learn and memorize the pieces for the Honors Choir concert.
"They worked really hard during the summer," continued Sepulvado. "They represented us well by being leaders in the rehearsals. I am very proud of their achievement. These students are my future/present choir leaders. They are dedicated, intelligent, and willing to work for perfection."
The concert was presented on Wednesday, July 19th in the Capitol Plaza Hotel in Jefferson City, Missouri.
"Dr. Andrea Ramsey was their choral conductor. She enjoys a national presence as a composer, conductor, scholar, and music educator. Her teaching experiences range from work with adolescent and children’s voices to high school and collegiate voices. She enjoys regular opportunities to conduct all-state and divisional level honor choirs, festival events at Carnegie Hall, and serves as a principal conductor for the Pacific International Young Women’s Choral Festival in Eugene, Oregon. Before leaping into full time composing and guest conducting, Andrea held positions in choral music education and conducting at The Ohio State University, and the University of Colorado Boulder, respectively. An ASCAPlus award-winning composer, Andrea has approximately 90 choral works in publication and believes strongly in supporting living artists through the creation of new works. Her compositions have led to residency collaborations with the Allegro Choirs of Kansas City, Ithaca College, and the Crescent City Choral Festival in New Orleans. As a scholar, she has presented for state, divisional, and national conventions of the American Choral Directors Association, the 6th Annual International Symposium on Sociology in Music Education, and at the Phenomenon of Singing Symposium in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. She has authored and co-authored articles published in the Choral Journal, as well as the Journal of Research in Music Education. A native of Arkansas, she has experienced in her own life the power of music to provide a sense of community, better understanding of our humanity, and rich opportunities for self-discovery."
From left to right front row Jeb Hubbard, Gerica Harris, Tristin Pullum, Mia Williams, Keiton Buck. Back row Tucker Kyle, Drake Channell, Gabe McGhee, and Justin Viers.
