Summer is drawing close to an end, so that means new supplies and new clothes for the upcoming school year.<\/p>\n
Stores have everything\u2014from fancy school bags to colorful pens and notebooks, but there is still one thing to keep in mind: Buy only those that are necessary for school. <\/p>\n
Before you head to the store, being prepared with a school supplies list of pens, pencils, folders, filler papers, binders, and composition notebooks, etc., would benefit you as you will not forget what items must be prioritized.<\/p>\n
\u201cUsually I buy a new binder, notebooks, and pens. My school bag is still in good condition so I wouldn\u2019t want to buy a new one,\u201d says Madalyn Guevarra, an upcoming senior at Marianas High School.<\/p>\n
Although one can buy supplies without a list, it might be best to wait until your teacher gives you one or tells you what to buy during your first class.<\/p>\n
You can also use lists from previous school years for the upcoming year if your course schedule is about the same.<\/p>\n
Kevin Razon, an upcoming junior at Marianas High School, is being conservative as he will use some supplies he hasn\u2019t used in the previous school year.<\/p>\n
\u201cI have a few leftover supplies, so I can use those for the upcoming school year, and if I need anything else, well then I will go out and buy more supplies. I wouldn\u2019t want to waste my money and the supplies I had from the previous year,\u201d said Razon.<\/p>\n
Once you have narrowed down your supplies list, it\u2019s time to buy your items. <\/p>\n
Early school supplies shopping will help you avoid waiting in long lines and finding needed items may go out of stock.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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