Elementary School

2025-26 Elementary School Supply Lists and Dress Code

There are certain items that the teachers would like a particular brand of. Please be aware of this as documented on the list. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Nordberg.

All elementary students in 1st - 5th grades will need a Bible to use during the year. The PTO has purchased Bibles for each of the classrooms. You have the option of purchasing one of these at a reduced price or borrowing it for the year. If you purchase it your child will be able to highlight, make notes, etc. and have it throughout elementary. If you prefer to borrow one, they may not mark in them and will borrow a different one the following year. Please let your child’s teacher know at the Welcome Dessert which you prefer.

Walmart #3175 located at 4142 Austin Bluffs Pkwy is one of our sponsors.  We would encourage you to purchase your child’s school supplies at this store to show our appreciation for their support of our school.

Kindergarten

2 Boxes 16 count Crayola Crayons (No bigger boxes please.) 
1 Box Crayola Classic Colors Washable Markers, broad tip
2 Fine Tip Dry Erase Markers 
1 Pkg. 2 count Hi-Polymer Erasers (White) 
8 Elmer’s Glue Sticks 
1 Box #2 Pencils (Ticonderoga preferred, no novelty pencils.) 
1 Primary Journal- (The pages are blank on the top half with a lined bottom half.)
2 Plastic Folders Any Color
1 Yellow Plastic Folder for Spanish
5x7 Zippered Pencil Pouch 
2 Container of Disinfecting Wipes 
2 Box of Kleenex 
1 Box Gallon Bags - GIRLS
8 oz. Bottle Hand Sanitizer - BOYS
Backpack (Labeled) 
Water Bottle (Labeled, pop-top or straw) 

Change of clothing that will be left at school. (These will need to be changed out as students grow.)  
  
 

First Grade

2 Boxes Crayola Crayons (24 count)
2 12 Count Boxes Crayola Colored Pencils 
1 Box Crayola Thin Washable Markers
1 24 Count Box Pencils (Ticonderoga preferred) 
1 Small Pencil Sharpener (manual with receptacle)
2 Large Pink Erasers 
1 Box/Bag of Pencil Top Erasers
2 Elmer’s Disappearing Purple Glue Sticks 
1 4 oz Elmer’s White Glue 
4 Multi-color Highlighters (yellow, blue, green, pink)
2 Classic Composition Notebooks (wide-ruled, no novelty) 
1 Primary Journal - (The pages are blank on the top half with a lined bottom half.)
1 Yellow Plastic Pocket Folder 
1 Red Plastic Pocket Folder
1 Blue Plastic Pocket Folder 
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes 
2 Boxes of Kleenex 
1 Container of Hand Wipes 
Zipper Pencil Pouch (approx. 7” x 9 5/8”) 
Full Sized Backpack 
Water Bottle (with pop-top) 
 

Second Grade

24 Count Colored Pencils
12 Elmer’s Glue Sticks 
12 #2 Pencils (Ticonderoga brand preferred, no novelty) 
1 Spiral Notebook (70 sheets) LABEL
2 Expo Fine Tip Black Markers 
1 12-inch Ruler - inches and centimeters (hard plastic, transparent) LABEL 
1 Vinyl Zipper Pencil Bag (5x7) (no boxes please)
1 SMALL Manual Pencil Sharpener (must have a receptacle)
2 White Pentel Hi Polymer Erasers  
Kid’s Scissors 
Plastic Pocket Folders – 1 orange and 1 red, no prongs  LABEL 
                                            1 purple, with prongs LABEL
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes (75 count or larger) BOYS ONLY
1 Package Baby Wipes - GIRLS ONLY
3 Boxes of Kleenex 
Backpack or Bookbag 
Water Bottle (with pop-top or straw)                                                         
          

Third Grade​​​​​​

1 Box Crayola Colored Pencils (24 count)
1 Box Crayola Crayons (24 count, no large boxes please) 
18 Ticonderoga #2 pencils pre-sharpened preferred (no novelty or mechanical) 
2 Large Elmer’s Disappearing Purple Glue Sticks  
2 Yellow Sharpie Highlighters (Pocket style) 
3 Large Erasers 
1 Fabric Zipper Pencil Pouch (7”x 9 5/8”) 
2 Classic Composition Notebooks (wide ruled, no novelty) 
1 Pocket Folder (student choice)
Plastic Pocket Folders (1 each green, blue, red, yellow, purple, and orange)
2 Containers of Disinfecting Wipes 
3 Boxes of Tissues 
1 Pack of Baby Wipes (Sensitive Formula)
Large Backpack 
Water bottle (with pop-top) 

Fourth Grade

24  Ticonderoga #2 pencils pre-sharpened preferred (no novelty or mechanical) 
1 Box Crayola Colored Pencils 
2 Expo Dry Erase Markers (black fine-tip) 
5 Pack Narrow Assorted Color Highlighters 
2 Red Pens (NO GEL PENS)
2 Black or Blue Pens (NO GEL PENS)
1 Package of Eraser Tops
Scissors 
Handheld Pencil Sharpener with Receptacle 
Fabric Pencil Case 
Plastic Pocket Folders with Brads: 1each blue, purple, yellow, red, orange, green
11/2”Binder
1 Pack of 8 Dividers
1 Packs of Wide Ruled Paper 
1 Five Star Wire-bound Notebook (3 subject, wide-ruled)
1 Package Assorted Color Post-It Notes  
2 Containers of Clorox Wipes 
2 40 Count Containers of WET ONES Hand Wipes 
2 Boxes of Kleenex 
Backpack or Bookbag 
Water Bottle (with pop-top)

**Please note there will be a $10.00 charge to your account for your child’s recorder supplies. **
 

Fifth Grade

 3 Highlighters (different colors) 
24 #2 Pencils (Ticonderoga preferred, no mechanical or novelty) 
1 Box Colored Pencils (primary colors) 
1 Box Markers (large or small) 
1 Black Sharpie 
1 4 Pack Expo Markers (black or colorful)
1 Pack of Pens (black or blue, 4+ count) 
2 Red Pens 
2 Large Erasers
2 Packages Notebook Paper (wide ruled) 
1 Pack of Post-It Notes (regular size)
2” Binder 
1 1/2 “ Binder with Clear Pocket Cover
1 Pack of 5 Dividers
1 Pack of 8 Dividers
Scissors 
12" Ruler (inches and centimeters, transparent, hard plastic) 
1 Glue Stick 
3 Plastic Folders with Pockets (1 red with prongs, 1 yellow and 1 green)
1 Large Zippered Pencil Cases (3-hole vinyl or cloth, to go in binder) 
1 Small Plastic Pencil Box  
2 Containers of Clorox Wipes 
2 Boxes of Kleenex 
Backpack 
Water Bottle (with pop-top) 
Lock for locker if you would like. (Teacher must have code)

Band

The assignment of instruments will be done by Mr. Schroeder. Students will have the opportunity to try various instruments on Tuesday, August 5th from 4:00-6:00. If you are unable to make this date, you will need to schedule a time with Graner Music on your own.

Those who plan to participate in band will need to purchase the 5th Grade Band – Essential Elements 2000 for the instrument they will be playing. 
 

Elementary Dress Code

• Practice a God-centered esteem vs false secular versions of esteem and confidence
• Express their own uniqueness, interests, and style with thoughtfulness and care
• Understand mindfulness and respect of others in dress and appearance
• Understand practical, effective, and/or safe dress for different occasions, activities, and circumstances
• Preserve for the marriage relationship dress that may encourage physical/sexual attraction
• Proactively protect from embarrassing and/or unintended situations impacting physical privacy
   

PPCS understands and manages an age-appropriate application of our dress code in a school ranging from students of toddler ages to young adults.

Requirements and Expectations
The dress code applies at school and activities where the student is under school supervision.  Students should show good judgment in choosing items of dress and hairstyles that do not call undue attention to the individual.   Pikes Peak Christian School students should be clean, neat, well groomed, and not disheveled. Students, while voluntarily at school events and not under school supervision, should be mindful of the dress code as they continue to represent the school in such situations. 
Any violation of the dress code is subject to disciplinary action and a request that the student change into more acceptable clothing.  Students may be asked to leave class until their parent/guardian brings appropriate clothing. In situations where differences of opinion arise, the decision of the administration will be final.
 
•    Shoes or sandals suitable for outdoor wear must always be worn while at school. Slippers or house shoes are not permitted. For safety reasons, closed-toed shoes must be worn in P.E. and athletic style shoes are to be worn in the gymnasium.
•    Any garment or jewelry bearing a message or design that is inconsistent with the PPCS mission and philosophy will not be permitted.  This would include, but not be limited to:  advertisements, symbols, words, slogans or pictures that are sexually suggestive, obscene, profane, offensive, or libelous; that denigrate others on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, gender, or disability; that promote violence; or are drug, alcohol, tobacco, witchcraft/occult, or gang related. 
•    Undergarments must be worn and not be visible through outer garments or exposed.
•    Brief and revealing clothing are not appropriate apparel in school.  The following guidelines are examples and do not cover all situations. In all cases modesty will be the determining factor in acceptability. Students shall not wear:
o    Sleeveless clothing with straps or shoulder coverage of less than 3 inches in width.
o    Halter, muscle or tube tops
o    Backless or strapless garments
o    See through, fishnet, or mesh garments
o    Low cut garments or shirts that expose one’s midriff or lower back while standing or sitting
•    Gym wear is only permitted in the gym. 
•    Tight shorts or short shorts are not allowed during school hours or during school activities.
•    Clothes may not be extreme in style or length, must not have immodest holes, and must fit appropriately – no excessive sagging, bagging, or extreme tightness is permitted. 
•    Clothing with design or placement of lettering that calls undue attention to certain body parts is not allowed to be worn.
•    Hats or sunglasses may not be worn indoors, except for medical purposes requiring a physician’s note.  
o    High School Only Privilege: Hats and basic head coverings that are not distracting and do not cause undue attention may be worn indoors. Hoods on clothing may not be worn covering the head while indoors. 
•    Visible jewelry worn in pierced body parts is limited to the ears, eyebrows, and the nasal area. All visible jewelry and piercings are to be minimal and must not bring undue attention to the individual. Ring or bar-style jewelry may only be worn in the ears and no jewelry may be worn during P.E. or during school athletic activities.
•    Hair must be of a natural color, be neat and clean, and not call undue attention to the individual. 
•    Visible tattoos are to be minimal, are not to call undue attention to the individual, and cannot be of a message or design that is inconsistent with the PPCS mission and philosophy.
•    Skirts, shorts, dresses or slits in such clothing must fall no less than 4 inches from the top of the kneecap when standing. Modesty will be the determining guideline.
•    Pants worn with revealing holes located 4 inches above the kneecap while standing must be worn with appropriate compression shorts/spandex underneath above that point. Revealing holes may not be located in the pocket areas, both front and back.
•    Leggings and legging style “pants” (thin, stretchy material, tight fitting, e.g., yoga pants) may only be worn with a dress of appropriate code length.
 •    Athletic/P.E. Dress Code (6th-12th Grades):
 - Students, both boys and girls, are required to wear compression shorts (athletic type spandex/bicycle shorts) that go down to at least mid-thigh (i.e. covering the upper 1/2 of the thigh). These are to be worn under athletic shorts worn during sports practices, P.E., or P.E.-related classes, and as part of any uniform requiring shorts. Clothing such as yoga-style tights/pants or compression shorts alone are not allowed.
 - For P.E. and P.E.-related classes students should wear loose-fitting t-shirts that cover the midriff while standing with hands above their head. No tanks tops allowed.
 - For safety reasons, closed-toed shoes must be worn in P.E. and athletic style shoes are to be worn in the gymnasium.