RUDOLPH
GORDON
SCHOOL
MIDDLE LEVEL
ART
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RELATED ARTS SCHEDULE
Planning
2nd Period/7th Grade 8:03-8:55
3rd Period/7th Grade 8:58-9:50
4th Period/8th Grade (ART 1) 9:53-10:45
5th Period/8th Grade 10:48-11:40
Planning
6th Period/6th Grade 12:43-1:35
7th Period/6th Grade 1:38-2:30
CONTACT INFORMATION
E-mail: adejong@greenville.k12.sc.us
Phone: (864) 452-0200 (ext. 21221)
E-mail is always the most effective way to reach me throughout the day as you may have to wait until I am on break or the following day for a phone response. If you prefer to speak over phone I would be happy to schedule a time to call during my planning or other availability.
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ART SUPPLY LIST
ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES:
1. Sketchbook (pages should be roughly 8.5x11 or larger)
2. Pack of pencils (can be #2 wood pencils or mechanical)
3. Pack of color pencils (basic 12 pack or greater)
5. Scissors
6. Eraser/s (Pink or cap)
7. Pack color markers (8 pack or greater)
8. Ruler
9. Permanent markers (fine and ultra-tine tip)
10. Glue stick
11. Pencil pouch or large Ziploc bag labeled with student's name (to keep supplies in)
ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR ART 1 STUDENTS:
12. Retractable click eraser
13. Pack drawing pencils including an 8B (I recommend Staedtler brand)
14. Pack tortillions/blending stumps
15. Multipack nylon paint brushes (for acrylic paint)
You can find nearly all of these materials at Target, Amazon, Walmart, Dollar General, the Dollar Tree, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Walgreens or CVS. Please feel free to email me at adejong@greenville.k12.sc.us if your child needs any assistance with materials.
Rudolph Gordon School Vision Statement
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
The mission of Rudolph G. Gordon School, in cooperation with home and community, is to prepare children to become lifelong learners and responsible, productive citizens by creating meaningful learning experiences in a safe, nurturing environment.
We believe:
All children can learn.
All children should be given learning opportunities to meet their unique needs, gifts, and learning styles in order to reach their full potential.
Education is a shared responsibility involving students, teachers and staff, parents, and community members.
School should be a safe and nurturing environment where the cultures and customs of families are respected.
Educational experiences should encourage students to learn to communicate effectively, solve problems competently, think critically and creatively, and act responsibly.
Communication Newsletters
Gators at a Glance - School newsletter
Peek-at-the-Week School - Grade Level Newsletter
Parent Backpack: Parents are encouraged to stay up-to-date with their student’s school information and achievement with a Backpack account.
Class Behavior Plan: Click the link below to see the behavior plan for middle school students. See plan on page 22.
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