@Soccer2018 : And it is not a collective list in 7th grade and up. Each school has its own and is slightly different and each teacher may also want particular things.

@Soccer2018 : Btw, if something was not used in our school, we got it back unused at the end of the year and could send it in the following year.

@Dorothy : No, it starts in 7th grade.

@susieq : Isn't that what I said?

@Dorothy : No, you said "only for the high school now?" Junior high is not high school.

@Dorothy : Not in PISD. The teachers pool the supplies.

@Soccer2018 : None of our schools in PISD pooled the supplies except for the tissues and hand sanitizer the rest was for the individual child.

@Dorothy : Not the schools in PISD my son attends. They pooled/shared most all of the supplies. They did this so those less fortunate wouldn't feel left out. They even sent home requests for extras when they started running low. Due to a lower immunity my child had a tub I sent with his supplies that was kept separate. The supplies were out int the teachers' cabinets.

@susieq : Junior High (7th and 8th) didn't pool/share supplies except in science. The teachers had tubs with glue sticks, markers, stickies, etc. East teachers didn't ask for any items that weren't on the supply list; didn't use all the items either. High school is dependent upon the classes taken. 😬

@Dorothy : Only 1 pkg of paper??? Wow!

@Maria60 : They use the notebooks and the composition books as well as paper. My kids never used up a whole package of looseleaf paper although we had plenty more at home.