Kindergarten

• Backpack (large, easy zip)
• 5 Fall and 5 Spring glue sticks
• 1 package Crayola classic color marker
• 1 box of tissues (boys)
• 1 roll of paper towels (girls)
• 10 each gallon, sandwich, and snack size ziplock baggies
• Clorox wipes

First Grade

• 1 roll paper towels
• 30 glue sticks
• 1 package washable markers (write name on box)
• 2 large pink erasers
• 1 folder with 2 interior pockets
• 1 box of tissues
• 10 each gallon, sandwich, and snack size ziplock baggies
• Clorox wipes
• No pencil boxes

Second Grade

• 1 large pink eraser
• 20 glue sticks (white)
• 1 box of tissues
• 1 small bottle of white glue
• 1 - 70 page notebook
• 1 black dry erase marker
• $1.00 donation for homework folder
• No pencil boxes

Third Grade

• 12 glue sticks
• 1 box of tissues
• 1 roll of paper towels
• 2 red pens (no black or blue)
• 2 fine line markers (sharpies)
• 1 package wide tip markers
• 1 package fine tip markers
• 2 different colored 2 pocket folders
• 2 large pink erasers
• 1 pencil pouch that fits into a 3 ring binder
• No pencil boxes

Fourth Grade

• 1 solid color 2 pocket folder
• 1 zippered pencil bag
• 1 pencil sharpener with cover
• 1 package colored pencils
• 1 package colored markers (fine, medium tip)
• 2 red pens
• 1 bottle white glue
• 6 glue sticks
• 1 roll paper towels (not for Fisher/Trease)
• 1 box tissues
• 1 big pink eraser
• No pencil boxes

Fifth Grade

• 1 box of tissues
• 1 roll of paper towels (not Harrison)
• 1 package colored markers
• 1 package colored pencils
• 4 spiral bound notebooks
• 4 gluesticks
• No pencil boxes or 3 ring binders
• 2 red pens

Sixth Grade

• 1 TI 15 or equivalent calculator
• 2 spiral bound 70 sheet spiral notebooks (college ruled)
• 4 red pens
• 1 folder with 2 interior pockets
• 1 roll paper towels
• 1 box tissues
• 1 bottle white glue
• 1 package 24 colored pencils
• 1 large pink eraser
• 2 black ball point pens
• 1 package 4 colored sharpies
• 3 packages post-it notes
• 1 - 2 inch 3 ring binder (Rhees only)

Parents,

We are excited to announce that now you will be able to pay elementary school lunch fees online from your home computer.

Here's how:

1. Using your computer at home login to www.MySchoolFees.com
2. Select "New User Registration" and register with MySchoolFees as a user.  Once you complete the login, select your state "Utah," your district "Weber," and "Elementary MySchoolFees." Under Student Payments, click on "Click Here to Add Student" then add your student's ID number.  Verify that the student name matches your student or cancel.  Please notify Sherie Charlesworth at the District Office at 801-476-7842 immediately if you select the wrong student by mistake.
3. To pay fees, click on your student.  Click on make payment.  Select "School Lunch" under payment type. Click on "Lunch Payment" fee then enter amount you want to put in the student's lunch account and click on add to cart.  Click on "Continue to Checkout" to complete the transaction.
4. You can edit your cart at the end before checkout.  Click on "Check Out" to enter payment information. There will be a $1.00 web fee added to your total.

Policy on Digital Media Devices and Cell Phones

Lomond View Elementary is committed to making sure that Digital Media Devices (DMD) do not interfere with our learning environment, safety procedures, or infringe on the privacy of others.  In order to do this, the following procedures will apply to the use of a DMD or cell phone on school property during school hours.

• DMDs including cell phones, music devices, or gaming devices, etc. are not to be seen, heard, or used in any way during school hours.
• Misused DMDs or cell phones may be confiscated, and available for parent or guardian pickup in the office.
• The office phone is available for students to contact parents in case of a school issue or emergency.  Parents should call the office to get a message to their student.
• School personnel will not be held responsible for DMDs that are lost, stolen, or broken.
• If a device is found without a known owner, a search of the device to find the owner's name may occur.
• If there is a medical or other need, individual exceptions will be considered by the principal.
• School administration or designee may search DMDs based on reasonable suspicion that they may contain evidence of a violation of school or district rules or policy.
• School district policies and state and federal laws regarding illegal content of electronic devices will be enforced.