eCampus Virtual Bookstore

The TMI Episcopal online bookstore will be available in July. Visit the TMI eCampus Virtual Bookstore at eCampus Virtual Bookstore. Links are also available on the TMI website under the Academics tab or in onCampus under Resources tab. Only courses that require the purchase of digital or print textbooks will appear in the bookstore. If a course is not listed, the teacher will provide any needed instructions or information to the student.

Follow the steps below to purchase textbooks:

• Before ordering, obtain a copy of the student’s proposed schedule from onCampus in order to have a list of courses.

• Log into the virtual bookstore using the student’s onCampus account credentials. Do not use a parent account. Families must place a separate order for each student in their household.

• Choose the Shop Now button under Order Textbooks, and then choose 2022-2023 School Year.

• Select the courses which the student is enrolled in and continue to follow the prompts through the purchase process.

• Summer Reading books can be purchased through Amazon or other book retailers. (hardback or paperback is acceptable)

• All textbooks through eTECHcampus will be available in July.

10th Grade English II

College Preparatory:

The 10th grade English teachers encourage students to read books of their choice over the summer. While we do not have parameters for summer reading, we hope students will take the opportunity to read at least two new texts that interest them.

Examples: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, Legend by Marie Lu, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Northern Lights by Philip Pullman, The Watcher in the Shadows by Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds

Honors Level:

The honors summer reading assignment is to read either of the following two options and to be prepared to relate the text(s) to the activities and assessments in the first quarter. For example, students will be asked to participate in Literature Circles and Harkness discussions on the complex ethics of the myths.

1. Circe and The Cyclops by Homer and Circe by Madeline Miller

2. The Odyssey by Homer

Supply Lists

Teachers will have the course syllabus posted during the summer in onCampus. Any required supplies for Upper School students will be listed on the syllabus.

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