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Reply to "School Supplies lists and Janitorial Supplies"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From what I gather from this thread, some parents do not want to send supplies to school because: 1. I don’t want to share my money with others. 2. Teachers should supply the materials 3. Teachers should put up with whatever quality supplies the school can give them. If they run out, too bad. 4. Teachers should do a better job of keeping track of pencils, instead of preparing and delivering quality lessons. IMO the only reason parents shouldn’t send supplies is if they cannot afford them. [/quote] No 1. Teachers should not request janitorial supplies 2. Teachers should request only what each child needs for the year. One pack of 12 pencils is plenty. One packing 24 crayons is plenty why 4x24 packs [/quote] 1. What if the school does not provide these supplies (as posters have stated)? [/quote] But that isn’t what the FCPS teachers said. They said they had to ask 2-7 days in advance for paper towels and the school provided spray and so they preferred that the parents buy them their selected wipes. If the school genuinely does not provide janitorial supplies that message should come from the principal to the parents so the teachers have nothing to do with it.[/quote] If it's on the school supply list, then the principal or someone in admin has approved it, PP.[/quote]
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