Dr. Brandon Eggleston The Seneca R-7 Board of Education has accepted the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Brandon Eggleston, effective June 30, 2027, as he prepares to retire following 28 years in education. Dr. Eggleston has served the Seneca R-7 School District for the past nine years, leading the district through seasons of both challenge and tremendous growth. “Of my 28 years in education, the last nine spent here in Seneca have without a doubt been the best,” Dr. Eggleston shared. “Seneca is a special place. What makes it special is the people and their love for students. I am sincerely grateful for this district and community, and I look forward to continuing our work together throughout this school year.” Board of Education President Ron Wallace expressed the Board’s deep appreciation for Dr. Eggleston’s service and leadership. “Dr. Eggleston has led our district with tremendous dedication, integrity, and a commitment to doing what is best for kids. His leadership guided Seneca through some incredibly important moments, including the challenges of COVID and the successful passage of two bond issues that will have a lasting impact on our schools and community. On behalf of the Board of Education, I want to express our sincere gratitude, admiration, and appreciation for Brandon and all he has given to Seneca.” We are incredibly thankful for Dr. Eggleston’s nine years of outstanding leadership and service to Seneca R-7 and for the tremendous impact he has made on our students, staff, schools, and community. While there will be plenty of time to celebrate all he has accomplished, we are especially excited about the year still ahead. Dr. Eggleston will continue leading our district through the 2026–2027 school year, and we look forward to a great year of learning, growth, accomplishments, and special moments together. We are proud to have him leading Seneca and look forward to celebrating him along the way! Thank you, Dr. Eggleston, for your leadership, your service, and your commitment to Seneca.

Seneca R-7 School District is now accepting entries for the 2026 Football Homecoming Parade. Groups, teams, organizations, reunion classes, and other participants planning to take part in the parade must complete the official Homecoming Parade Entry Form. Registration Deadline All parade entry forms must be submitted by: Thursday, September 24, 2026 Any entry involving a vehicle or trailer must also provide the required documentation to the Seneca High School Office by the September 24 deadline. All parade drivers must be 21 years of age or older. Parade Entry Information The registration form will ask for information about your group and parade entry. All students participating in the parade must be supervised throughout the day. Entry Approval Seneca R-7 School District will review all submitted parade entries. Groups will be contacted if an entry is not approved or if additional information is needed. Register for the Parade Complete the 2026 Football Homecoming Parade Entry Form Here Please complete the form and submit all required driver's license and insurance documentation to the Seneca High School Office no later than Thursday, September 24, 2026. We look forward to celebrating Homecoming with our students, families, alumni, organizations, and community!

Seneca R-7 families are invited to attend our upcoming Title I Parent Meeting for Seneca Elementary and Seneca Intermediate Schools. This meeting is an opportunity for parents and school staff to work together to support student success and help create the best possible learning environment for our students. Meeting Details Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 Time: 8:00-8:30 AM Location: Seneca Elementary Library Parents and guardians of students at Seneca Elementary and Seneca Intermediate are encouraged to attend and learn more about Title I and how families can be involved in supporting student learning. Donuts, coffee, and juice will be provided. We appreciate the partnership of our families and look forward to seeing you on September 23!

Bale's Bulletin Seneca Junior High has a busy week ahead. Here are several important reminders, opportunities, and events for our students and families. Computers Are Coming Home Students who have completed and returned their User Agreement will be bringing their school-issued computers home. Having access to their devices outside of school helps students stay connected, organized, and prepared for their classes. Families should make sure all required paperwork has been completed so students can take their computers home. Back-to-School Paperwork If your student has not yet returned the back-to-school paperwork distributed at Open House, please send those completed forms back to school as soon as possible. Keeping this information current helps our staff better support students throughout the school year. Thank you to our families for helping us get everything updated. FFA Fruit and Meat Sales Begin Wednesday FFA Fruit and Meat Sales officially begin Wednesday. This fundraiser gives our students an opportunity to develop real-world skills, practice responsibility, and connect with members of our community while supporting the Seneca FFA program. Be on the lookout for an FFA member if you would like to place an order. Junior High Football Gatorade Scrimmage Come out Thursday evening and support our Junior High football team at the Gatorade Scrimmage. Thursday6:00 PMVarsity Field We would like to see plenty of Seneca families and fans in the stands supporting our student-athletes. Have a Great Week, Seneca! Thank you to our students, staff, families, and community for helping us start the school year strong. Learn. Collaborate. Communicate. Succeed. Belong. Strong Students. Strong Schools. Strong Community. Go Indians!

Exciting progress is underway at Seneca High School! As construction continues on the new addition to our high school, fans attending Friday night football games will notice a few temporary changes around the stadium and campus. We appreciate everyone’s patience as these improvements move forward. Before heading to the game, please review the following information to help keep everyone safe and make your visit to the stadium as smooth as possible. Admission Gates Two admission gates will be open for Friday night football games: Main Gate: Located on the home side of the stadium Visitor Entrance: Located on the opposite side of the stadium Please note: The East Gate will not be in operation. All construction areas are fenced off for safety. Entry into any fenced construction area is strictly prohibited. New Concession Stand and Restrooms Are Open! We are excited to announce that our new concession stand and restrooms will be open and available for Friday night’s game! These new facilities are located near the East Gate and will provide an improved experience for fans throughout the season. Although the East Gate will not be used as an admission entrance, fans will still be able to access the new concession and restroom facilities from inside the stadium. Handicapped Parking and Entrance Handicapped parking and an accessible entrance will be available on the south side of the Old Gym. For safety reasons, vehicles will not be permitted to drive onto the backside of the stadium. Stadium and Campus Reminders As we welcome students, families, community members, and visiting fans to Seneca, please remember the following stadium and campus expectations: Seneca Schools is a smoke-free and vape-free campus. No pets are allowed inside the stadium. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Playing or running in open areas of the stadium is not permitted. All Seneca students are expected to sit with a parent or guardian or remain in the designated student sections. Seneca fans are expected to remain on the home side of the stadium. Thank You for Your Cooperation There is a lot of exciting progress happening across our campus, and we appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as we continue improving our school and athletic facilities. We look forward to seeing everyone under the Friday night lights. Go Indians!

Seneca High School is preparing to welcome students and families back for the 2026-2027 school year! Several important events are scheduled throughout August, including schedule pickup, freshman orientation, Tribe Night, Open House, parent meetings, and the first day of school. Please remember that all dates and times are subject to change. Families should continue checking ParentSquare for the latest information and updates. Important August Dates Monday, August 3 High School Office Opens Office staff will return and the Seneca High School office will reopen for the new school year. Sunday, August 9 High School Fall Sports Parent Meeting Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: SHS Main Gym Monday, August 10 Fall Sports Practices Begin Practice schedules and additional information will be provided by each team’s coach. Saturday, August 15 Tribe Night Time: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Location: SHS Main Gym and Football Field Students, families, and community members are invited to help us celebrate the beginning of another exciting school year. Tuesday, August 18 Senior Schedule Pickup Time: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Location: SHS Office Seniors must provide proof that their senior pictures have been taken. Wednesday, August 19 Junior Schedule Pickup Time: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Location: SHS Office Sophomore Schedule Pickup Time: 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Location: SHS Office Thursday, August 20 Freshman Orientation and Schedule Pickup Time: 9:00 a.m. Location: Seneca High School Freshman parent meeting: Main Gym Freshman student orientation: Old Gym Freshman parents may attend an informational meeting at either 9:00 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. The meeting will provide information about high school, schedule pickup, and Chromebook checkout. Open House Time: 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Freshman parent meeting: 6:00 p.m. in the Main Gym Softball Jamboree Time: To be announced Location: Webb City Friday, August 21 Football Jamboree Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Webb City Tuesday, August 25 First Day of School School hours: 7:45 a.m. to 3:25 p.m. Volleyball Jamboree Time: 5:00 p.m. Location: Cassville Wednesday, August 26 Senior Parent Meeting Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Seneca High School This informational meeting will cover important details about the senior year. Schedule Change Information Schedule change requests require a completed form signed by a parent or guardian. Only one schedule change form is allowed per semester. Because class sizes may limit availability, requested changes cannot be guaranteed. However, school staff will make every effort to accommodate students when possible. Students in grades 9 and 10: Forms may be picked up on the first day of school. All schedule change requests must be submitted by Friday, August 28. Changes may not be made after the deadline. Students in grades 11 and 12: Forms may be picked up after students receive their schedules. Forms will not be available on Thursday, August 20. All schedule change requests must be submitted by Friday, August 28. Changes may not be made after the deadline. Fines and Fees Families may pay outstanding fines and fees ahead of time. Taking care of these balances early will help make schedule pickup and Chromebook checkout faster and more convenient. Stay Informed Additional details and any changes will be shared through ParentSquare, the district website at senecar7.com, and the Seneca High School Facebook page. We look forward to welcoming our students and families back and beginning a great 2026-2027 school year!

How One Seneca Alumna's Vision Became a Tradition of Inclusion at the Newton County Fair Some of the most meaningful lessons don't happen in a classroom - they happen when a community comes together to ensure everyone has the opportunity to belong. For the third consecutive year, the Breaking Boundaries program at the Newton County Fair did exactly that. Created by Seneca School Board of Education member and 1999 Seneca High School graduate Sonya Bruegel, Breaking Boundaries provides youth with disabilities the opportunity to experience the excitement, responsibility, and pride of participating in the county fair in a supportive, welcoming environment. The program continues to grow each year, creating unforgettable experiences while proving that inclusion isn't about lowering expectations - it's about opening doors. This year's event was made even more special by the incredible representation from our Seneca family. A Legacy of Service One of the most inspiring parts of Breaking Boundaries is the way Seneca alumni continue to give back. This year's event was made possible through the dedication of volunteers representing nearly five decades of Seneca graduates: Robbie Higginbotham – Class of 1977 Sonya Bruegel – Class of 1999 Seth Higginbotham – Class of 2008 Kirsten Bruegel – Class of 2022 Pax Bruegel – Class of 2026 From planning and organizing to encouraging participants throughout the event, these volunteers created an environment where every student felt welcomed, supported, and celebrated. Celebrating Our Participants Seneca students and alumni proudly represented our district as participants in this year's program, including: Lili – Class of 2018 Leila – Class of 2026 Jaylee – Current Seneca High School sophomore Paxton – Current Seneca Intermediate 5th grader Whether showing animals, earning ribbons, making new friends, or simply enjoying the excitement of the fair, each participant demonstrated courage, determination, and joy throughout the event. Creating Opportunities That Matter One parent shared just how much the program has meant to their family: "Our child has participated in Breaking Boundaries for the past two years, and each year the excitement grows. When we asked if they wanted to participate again, the answer was immediate: 'I'll be back next year!' Watching them experience the Newton County Fair in an environment where they feel confident, supported, and truly included has been incredible. Breaking Boundaries has opened doors we didn't even realize were possible. Sonya has an amazing gift for seeing potential in every child and creating opportunities that allow them to shine. We are so grateful for this program and everyone who makes it possible." The Seneca Difference At Seneca Schools, we often talk about preparing students to make a positive impact on the world. Programs like Breaking Boundaries remind us that impact begins with people who choose to serve others. We are incredibly proud of Sonya Bruegel for turning an inspiring vision into a life-changing opportunity for families across Newton County. We are equally proud of the Seneca alumni who returned to volunteer, the students who courageously participated, and the families who continue to support this meaningful work. Breaking Boundaries isn't just the name of a program - it is a powerful reminder that when a community believes in every individual, there are no limits to what can be accomplished. Thank you to everyone who helped make the third annual Breaking Boundaries event another unforgettable success. Your compassion, leadership, and commitment to inclusion continue to make our community stronger.

🌟 Angel Roller Named Missouri Association for Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year 🌟 Please join us in celebrating Angel Roller, Seneca High School's Agriculture Education teacher, FFA Advisor, and Career & Technical Education Department Head, on being named the Missouri Association for Career and Technical Education (MOACTE) Teacher of the Year!🏆🎉 This prestigious honor recognizes the top educator in the state who demonstrates excellence in Career and Technical Education through innovation, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to student success - and if you know Angel, you know this recognition couldn't be more deserved. 👏 🏆 Angel's impact reaches far beyond the classroom. Whether she's leading our nationally recognized FFA chapter 🌾, mentoring students to become confident leaders 💙💛, supporting fellow educators, or expanding opportunities for students across our CTE programs, she gives her all to everything she does. As the leader of Seneca's Career and Technical Education Department, Angel is passionate about preparing students for successful futures while building a culture of excellence, service, and leadership. Her dedication, vision, and genuine care for students make a lasting difference every single day. We are incredibly proud to call Angel one of our own and are grateful for the passion and excellence she brings to Seneca Schools. Congratulations, Angel, on this incredible and well-deserved honor!👏🎊

As we prepare for another great school year, we wanted to share information about your child's Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) results from last spring. These results provide valuable information about your child's academic progress and can help families and teachers work together to support continued growth throughout the coming school year. The Seneca R-7 School District is committed to partnering with families to support every student's academic success. One way we measure student learning is through the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) Grade-Level Assessments. The MAP Grade-Level Assessments measure how well students have mastered the Missouri Learning Standards, which outline the knowledge and skills students should develop at each grade level to be successful in future coursework, college, career training, and beyond. More information about the Missouri Learning Standards is available on the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) website athttps://dese.mo.gov. The Missouri Assessment Program is designed to: Measure student progress toward the Missouri Learning Standards. Provide valuable information to teachers and families about student learning. Help schools evaluate the effectiveness of instructional programs. Support continuous improvement in teaching and learning across Missouri. Students complete the following assessments: Grades 3–8: English Language Arts and Mathematics Grades 5 and 8: Science The MAP assessments include a variety of question types that allow students to demonstrate their learning in different ways, including: Selected Response: Traditional multiple-choice questions. Constructed Response: Short-answer questions that require students to explain their thinking. Performance Tasks: Multi-step problems that ask students to apply their knowledge to real-world situations. Writing Tasks: Essays in narrative, informational/explanatory, or opinion/argumentative formats. Each student receives an Individual Student Report (ISR) summarizing their performance. The report includes an overall achievement level: Below Basic Basic Proficient Advanced The report also provides information about the knowledge and skills your child demonstrated during the assessment. Families who would like additional information about interpreting MAP scores can view DESE's Guide to Interpreting Results at https://dese.mo.gov. Individual Student Reports will be shared with families during Parent-Teacher Conferences on Monday, October 26, 2026. If you would like a copy of your child's report before conferences, you may request one by contacting your child's school office beginning Monday, August 3, 2026, at 8:00 a.m., when school offices reopen for the new school year. Thank you for your continued partnership in your child's education. We look forward to another outstanding year of learning and growth at Seneca R-7!

Seneca graduate Lily (Younger) Bailey '18 returns home to invest in the next generation. When Lily (Younger) Bailey walks through the halls of Seneca Elementary each morning, she's not just going to work - she's returning to the place that helped shape who she is. A 2018 graduate of Seneca High School, Bailey is preparing for her fifth year as a second-grade teacher at Seneca Elementary while also stepping into a new role as the Seneca High School Color Guard Coach. For Bailey, both positions represent something much deeper than a career. "I think it's special to come back and work in the district that raised me," Bailey said. "Whether I'm teaching second grade or coaching color guard, I get to help students learn, grow, and have experiences like I had. The elementary school is so special, and I'm lucky to work alongside such incredible people. Seneca is a wonderful district." That desire to pour into students is rooted in experiences that began long before she became "Mrs. Bailey." As a student, Bailey found more than music in the Seneca Pride Band - she found confidence. "Band meant growth to me in high school," she said. "I was very shy growing up, and band gave me a place to express myself while growing personally and building lifelong friendships. It's also where I met my husband." Her dedication to the program earned her the John Philip Sousa Award, the nation's highest honor presented to a high school band student. The award recognizes exceptional musicianship, leadership, service, and commitment—qualities that continue to define Bailey today. Now, she's excited to help create those same life-changing experiences for another generation of students. "I'm excited to lead color guard because of all of the wonderful experiences I had growing up," Bailey said. "I want to help provide those same opportunities for other students alongside Mrs. Zahm." Seneca Band Director Tyler Jones says bringing Bailey back to the Pride Band family feels like a full-circle moment. "There's something special about seeing a former Pride Band member come back to lead the next generation," Jones said. "Band is something you never really leave. It teaches confidence, teamwork, leadership, and lifelong friendships. Lily embodies everything our program hopes students become. She's already brought so much enthusiasm and positivity, and we're excited to see the impact she'll have on our color guard this season." After graduating from Seneca, Bailey earned both her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and her Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Missouri State University before returning home to begin her teaching career. For Bailey, becoming a teacher wasn't the result of one defining moment - it grew naturally from a love of serving children. "I've always loved working with kids," she said. "After helping in Sunday school at church, I realized it was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life." That passion is evident the moment students enter her classroom. Elementary Principal Greg Hatfield describes Bailey as the kind of educator who makes every child feel like they belong. "Lily is one of the most genuine and selfless people you'll ever meet," Hatfield said. "She brings joy everywhere she goes. Whether she's working with students or collaborating with staff, she creates an environment where every child feels seen, valued, and loved. She has a remarkable ability to make learning meaningful while building relationships that last." Those relationships don't stop when the school day ends. One parent remembers receiving a phone call at the beginning of the school year. "She called just to introduce herself, give me her phone number, and ask about my child," the parent shared. "She genuinely wanted to know what helped him succeed and how she could support him. That conversation told me everything I needed to know about the kind of teacher she is." Another parent simply described Bailey as "the sweetest teacher with the biggest heart for kids," adding that the class books and artwork their child created with Mrs. Bailey are keepsakes the family will treasure for years. Ask Bailey's former students what they remember most, and the answers have little to do with worksheets or tests. "She always gave us hugs and told us she loved us," one student said. Another smiled while recalling, "She was one of my favorite teachers because she made learning so much fun!" For Bailey, that's exactly what coming home is all about. The district that once helped a shy student discover her confidence is now benefiting from the educator and mentor she has become. Whether she's encouraging a second grader to believe in themselves or helping a color guard member find confidence under the Friday night lights, Lily Bailey is continuing the legacy of the district that raised her.

Seneca MO- High School baseball closed the season with a strong statewide statement, as three Indians were recognized on Missouri’s Class 4 All-State baseball team. Jagger Wilson earned First Team All-State honors, while Drew Sherwood and Silas Ball were each named Second Team All-State. The selections put Seneca among the programs well represented on the statewide list and highlight the depth of talent that helped drive the Indians throughout the season. For Wilson, the First Team selection adds to a growing resume. Ozarks Sports Zone’s 2026 season preview identified him as one of the key arms expected to lead Seneca’s pitching staff, and his all-state recognition confirms the impact he made. A First Team nod is one of the highest honors a player can receive, and Wilson’s place on that list reflects both performance and respect across Missouri high school baseball. Sherwood’s Second Team All-State selection continues a standout year of recognition. Earlier coverage of postseason honors also listed him as Big 8 Player of the Year, showing how valuable he was not only to Seneca, but across the conference. His all-state honor gives Seneca another proven leader recognized at the Missouri Class 4 level. Ball’s Second Team All-State honor is just as meaningful. As a catcher, his role went beyond the box score. Ozarks Sports Zone noted before the season that Ball would handle catching duties for a pitching staff with high-level talent, and that kind of responsibility matters. Catchers help guide games, manage pitchers, and steady the defense, and Ball’s recognition shows that his work behind the plate stood out. Together, Wilson, Sherwood, and Ball give Seneca baseball three all-state honorees in one season. That is a major accomplishment for the program and a reflection of the work being done by players, coaches, and the broader baseball community in Seneca. The honors are also a reminder of what makes high school athletics special: individual achievement growing out of team success. Each player earned his name on the list, but all three also helped represent Seneca on a statewide stage. Sources: Sports Yahoo, Ozarks Sports Zone

Families can find the 2026-2027 school supply lists below for Early Childhood, Elementary, Intermediate, and Junior High students. Please review the list for your student’s grade level before purchasing supplies. Some items vary by grade, classroom, or elective class. Seneca Early Childhood School Supply List 1 box facial tissues 2 packages baby wipes for hands/faces, refills are fine 3 packages 5 oz. plastic drinking cups 4 large Elmer’s glue sticks 1 pair 5-inch blunt tip scissors 2 EXPO fine tip black dry erase markers 1 package Crayola markers, classic colors 2 boxes large, not jumbo, Crayola crayons 1 four-pack Play-Doh 2 plastic pocket folders 1 backpack, big enough to carry folders/projects Boys only: 1 box gallon Ziploc bags, generic brands are fine Girls only: 1 box quart Ziploc bags, generic brands are fine Seneca Elementary School Supply List, Pre-K through 3rd Grade Pre-K Please note: This list is for the new in-house Pre-K, not Seneca Early Childhood. 2 boxes Kleenex 2 packages baby wipes 1 Clorox wipe 1 package dry erase markers 1 box washable Crayola markers, classic colors 2 boxes Crayola crayons 1 box sandwich Ziploc bags, boys 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags, girls 12 glue sticks 1 box Play-Doh 1 package Dixie cups, boys 1 package plain white paper plates, girls 1 plastic water bottle 1 wired over-ear headphones 1 vinyl rest mat 1 standard sized backpack with a change of clothes Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten 2 large erasers 2 boxes Kleenex 4 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 pack 1 package baby wipes, girls 2 plastic folders with brads 1 Clorox wipes, boys 1 box Play-Doh, 4 pack 1 box washable Crayola markers 1 box Ziploc gallon or quart size bags 8 black dry erase markers 1 vinyl rest mat, thin 1 plastic water bottle 1 pair scissors 1 plastic school supply box, 8x5 2 spiral notebooks 12 glue sticks 1 wired over-ear headphones First Grade 1 paper towels 4 Crayola crayons 1 sharp Fiskars scissors, 5-inch 1 plastic school supply box, no zippers 2 washable colored markers, 8 count 1 Clorox wipes 2 Elmer’s glue sticks, 4 pack 48 Ticonderoga pre-sharpened pencils 12 black EXPO dry erase markers 2 plastic pocket folders with brads, red and blue 1 pack pencil top erasers 1 composition notebook 2 boxes Kleenex 1 baby wipes 1 wired over-ear headphones Second Grade 1 plastic school supply box 3 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 count 1 sharp Fiskars scissors 2 composition notebooks 10 black EXPO dry erase markers 2 pink erasers 1 yellow pocket folder with brads 1 blue pocket folder with brads 1 red pocket folder with brads 1 hand sanitizer, 8 oz. pump 1 plastic clipboard 1 box markers, 8-10 count 1 3-ring binder, 2-inch 3 boxes Kleenex 1 Clorox disinfecting wipes 1 box sandwich size Ziploc bags, girls only 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags, boys only 24 Ticonderoga pre-sharpened pencils 1 package glue sticks, 6 pack 1 binder tabs 1 spiral notebook 1 wired over-ear headphones Third Grade 4 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 count 10 dry erase markers 1 sharp Fiskars scissors, 5-inch 2 pink erasers 2 colored pencils 4 Elmer’s glue sticks 2 colored markers, 8 or 10 count 48 pre-sharpened pencils 1 clipboard 2 packages pencil topper erasers 1 wired over-ear headphones 6 pocket folders with brads 4 composition notebooks 1 zipper pouch, no boxes please 2 boxes Kleenex 2 Clorox wipes 1 yellow highlighter, 2 count 1 quart size Ziploc bags, boys 1 sandwich size Ziploc bags, girls 1 package lined index cards Elementary reminders: Please label all school supplies and belongings. Gym shoes are required in P.E. class. Backpacks with wheels will not be allowed. Seneca Intermediate School Supply List Fourth Grade 1 pencil pouch, no boxes 24 EXPO markers 1 spiral notebook 1 package of 8 pocket dividers with pockets 3 folders with brads 1 pack colored pencils 1 2-inch ring binder, hardback 1 Lysol wipes 2 boxes tissues 2 sets headphones or earbuds 1 pack wide ruled paper 48 pencils Fifth Grade 2 sets earbuds 2 one-subject spiral notebooks or composition books with holes 1 folder, take-home folder 3 folders with brads 1 package of 4 dry erase markers 3 packages #2 pencils, 24 count 1 package pencil cap erasers 1 package wide ruled paper 1 pencil pouch 2 glue sticks 1 pair 5-inch Fiskars scissors Highlighters, optional, 3-4 assorted colors 1 box 12-count colored pencils or crayons Disinfecting wipes Tissues, 3 boxes Sixth Grade 1 zip binder, at least 2-inch 1 zipper pouch for binder 1 2-inch 3-ring binder 1 five-pack dividers 2 sets earbuds 3 boxes tissues 3 Clorox wipes 4 three-prong pocket folders 1 eight-count black dry erase markers 3 packages highlighters 4 composition books 1 package pencil cap erasers 3 packages pencils, 24 count Sixth grade art supplies: 2 packages #2 pencils Student’s own set of colored pencils Sixth grade music: $5 for recorders Seneca Junior High Supply Listing All Students Wired headphones or earbuds Pencils Elective Classes Ag $20 FFA dues, if your student wants to be in Junior High FFA 1.5-inch 3-ring binder Art 12-pack colored pencils 1 package washable markers 2 packages pencils Speech/Debate 1 package 3x5 index cards STEAM $5 per quarter supply/kit fee Clear plastic shoebox-type box Pocket folder Ruler One roll of Scotch tape Core Classes 7th/8th Math 1-inch 3-ring binder Zipper pouch for binder 7th/8th English All supplies will be provided. 7th/8th Social Studies All supplies will be provided. 7th/8th Grade Science All supplies will be provided. Items Provided for Students by the Junior High Science notebook English notebook Social Studies notebook 2 notebooks for elective classes Math notebook Science folder English folder Social Studies folder Chromebook and charger Math colored pencils Families are encouraged to check their student’s grade level carefully and contact the school office with any questions about required supplies.