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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is ridiculous. Look I clearly don't think teachers should be paying for this stuff OOP and I always bring in everything that's asked for. But we pay very high taxes in MoCo and it's crazy this basic stuff isn't provided for. I went to very average public schools growing up and we did not have to bring in any of this stuff. Nor did I hear of teachers having to make these bull purchases. It feels like schools were run in a more common sense way back then.[/quote] I lived in several "good" school districts. We used old-fashioned stuff. I remember getting free lined, unbleached brown paper notepads, #2 pencils, fat Crayola crayon sets, and plops of white paste on a piece of paper towel. The school had communal watercolor paint sets and tempera paint in big jars. Kleenex was not stocked in classrooms, I remember going to the office and paying 10 cents to get a tissue in 10th grade. No glue sticks Very little colored marker use and occasional colored pencil use. No dry erase or whiteboards. Only chalkboards. Occasional composition notebooks. I feel like we were given these when needed. Mostly used looseleaf lined paper until high school No mandatory color coded folders by subject[/quote]
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