Blue Ridge High School Supply List 18-19 

All classes require pen/pencil, paper, and folder. Supplies other than the very basics are listed
below. More specific instructions may be given in the class. Some teachers have also listed
wish list items, which are not required, but are greatly appreciated!

Classroom supplies are not covered by free/reduced lunch status. If your family is struggling to
provide supplies, please contact the counselor, principal, or office staff for options with
assistance.

ALL STUDENTS:   
- Registration fees are $100. $50 for reduced lunch eligibility. $0 for free lunch eligibility.
- All Students are ​encouraged​ to use an assignment book/planner/calendar. This can be
any shape or size. The school does not provide a planner.
- All Students will buy a ​required​ school-issued lock for $8 for their locker at registration
time.
- All students should have earbuds or headphones because of frequent chromebook use.

Ag​: All classes: 1-1.5 in binder, notebook, folder, highlighters, pens/pencils, personal glue or
tape
- Ag Mech: Clear Safety Glasses (Z87), unfrayed/not holey jeans and appropriate shoes
(boots preferred) for welding, $10-20 for project.
- Intro to Ag: personal headphones/earbuds
Wishlist: ​Kleenex, Sharpies (thin), Clorox Wipes

Art:​ ​$6 to purchase sketchbook and erasers

-Art Classroom ​wishlist​: Kleenex, Sharpies (colored or black), baby wipes, pieces of cut wood,
ziplock bags- sandwich size or larger, or any misc art supplies. Saran wrap and aluminum foil.

Business​: Basic Supplies

Driver’s Ed: 
- $150 course fee due at registration. If your family is reduced $75, if free $0.

English​:
English I & English II: Basic Supplies
English III & English IV:: notebook, highlighter, post-its, kleenex

   
Family Consumer Science: 

Intro to FCS: Clothing:

All of the following supplies for pillow, Students will need to purchase supplies for
drawstring bag and article of clothing their quilts including fabric, quilt batting, and
needed for ​4th quarter​: (the Monday after thread. (which I can’t give an amount until
Spring break) they have designed it) Also, they will need
2 spools of black or white thread (Coats for Clothing:
and Clark All Purpose) For messenger bag:
● 1yd. Color for outer fabric ​(cotton or
Nine patch pillow​ (cotton or polyester polyester blends)
blends or flannel works best) ● 1 yd. Fabric for inner fabric​(cotton
● Bag of stuffing for pillow or polyester blends)
● ½ yard fabric for backing ● Thread to match
● ¼ yard fabric for squares For shorts:
● ¼ yard fabric for squares ● 1 yd. Of fabric ​(linen or cotton is
*​All of the previous fabrics will need to be in best)
different colors or prints ● 3 yds. Lace trim
● Thread to match
Drawstring bag​ (cotton or polyester blends For car trash bag:
or flannel works best) ● 1 fat quarter for outside
● 2 yards cording ● 1 fat quarter for inside
● ½ yard fabric for inner
● ½ yard fabric for outer Average total cost of Clothing class:
*​The previous fabrics can be in different around $100
colors

Article of clothing​ (cotton, flannel or fleece Foods​: You will need a recipe box or
is best) recipe book.
● 1 ¼ yd. for boxer shorts
● 2 1/2 yds. for pajama pants
● 1 yard of elastic or enough to go
around your waist (3/4- 1 inch thick
is best)

Foreign Language (Spanish): 

May want to buy basic art supplies, such as crayons, ruler, scissors and glue. Notebook and
folder is essential.

Health​: Basic Supplies

Industrial Technology:  
All lab classes​: Safety glasses (clear) Z78 minimum. For sale through department for $5 or
supply your own.h

Orientation to Vocational Occupations​: Wood Unit project cost varies on project, $8-16. Metal
Unit project $10.
Wood Processing Technology​: Several projects completed during the year. 1st project is $18.
After that it depends on the project and the number of projects the student completes. Typically
three projects. Prices can range from $20-$150 per project.
Cabinetmaking​: Price varies on project. Materials are pre paid. $ due mid January. After this
due date students must supply their own materials. Price typically ranges from $100-200.
Home Maintenance​: Electrical project $9.

Mathematics: 
1 large 2” binder, 1 composition notebook, Package of 6 ¾ in. refillable tape dispensers and/or
refills, 1 box of kleenex, PENCILS, erasers and a scientific calculator. Additional optional
supplies include highlighters, a ruler, and a 3 ring pencil bag for binder.

music​: Miscellaneous costs for instruments, reeds, oils, etc. Will be discussed in class.

PE​: Required school-issued shirt and shorts, $15 ( these are ordered the first day of school in
the PE class); Driving Range fee during the golf unit, $5.

Science​: Basic Supplies

Social Studies​: Basic Supplies

Special Education​:

● Vocational English: Basic Supplies Only

● General Math: TI-30XA Calculator , Binder, pencils, dry erase markers, Kleenex
● Civics: Basic Supplies
● Consumer Education: Basic Supplies
● Biology: 1 subject notebook, folder, pen/pencil, kleenex
● Consumer Math: Basic Supplies
● Life Skills/ Young Adult: Kleenex, 1 bottle of liquid Dish Soap, Clorox Wipes
● Transition Math: 1 to 2 inch binder, paper (notebook or loose leaf) for notes, scientific
calculator (Texas Instrument - TI-30XIIS), pencils, dry erase markers for writing on small
whiteboards, pink erasers (not pencil top erasers), kleenex
● Adapted PE: No PE clothes needed
● Resource: Kleenex
Tech Prep​:
● Basic Supplies
● Clothing appropriate for the workplace, which will vary. This will be discussed in class.

BACC​:
Supplies will vary for each course. Basic supplies are needed for the classroom. Other
supplies will be sold by BACC.

Counseling Office:​ ​wishlist items​ (year-round):

- Kleenex
- Clorox wipes
- Hard candy like starlight mints or jolly ranchers.
- Inexpensive earbuds (dollar tree has them).
- Dry Erase Markers - any color or size
- Small bottled water - 6-8 oz.
- Travel-size deodorant (for men or women).