School Supply Lists for Every Grade
Elementary (K–6th)
Crayons, glue sticks, wide-ruled paper, folders, and a basic 4-function calculator for 6th grade.
View listMiddle School (7th–8th)
Pens, highlighters, plastic folders, a 1-inch binder, and a Texas Instruments TI-30Xa calculator.
View listHigh School (9th–12th)
The same core supplies, plus a laptop for dual enrollment, computer electives, and advanced courses.
View listWhich supply list does my student use?
Supply lists are organized by grade level, not by campus. A kindergarten student at the Milton K–5 campus and a kindergarten student at the Gulf Breeze K–12 campus both use the Elementary (K–6th) list. Students in 7th and 8th grade use the Middle School list, and students in 9th through 12th grade use the High School list.
Elementary School Supply List
Please ensure your student brings the following supplies at the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year. A few items apply only to specific grades, so check the note beside each entry.
Kindergarten – 6th Grade Supply List
2026–2027 School Year
- Metric/Standard Ruler (2nd–6th grade)
- Backpack
- 2 boxes of crayons
- 8 glue sticks
- Scissors
- 4 packs of wide-ruled notebook paper (1st–6th grade)
- 3 packs of #2 pencils
- 4 jumbo erasers
- Folders — 4 for kindergarten, 2 per subject for 1st–6th grade
- Dry erase markers (1 four-pack)
- Paper towels (1 roll)
- Facial tissue (2 boxes)
- Disinfecting wipes (1 container)
- Plastic water bottle
- 2 packs of markers (3rd–6th grade)
- School box or pencil pouch
- Hand sanitizer (1 bottle)
- 4-function basic calculator (6th grade)
- Graph paper (1 pack, 6th grade)
Items marked 2nd–6th grade or 6th grade are only needed by students in those grades. Kindergarten families need four folders; 1st–6th grade families need two folders per subject.
Helpful for K–6 families
- Label the backpack, water bottle, school box, and folders with your student’s name.
- A 4-function calculator and graph paper are needed for 6th grade only.
- Markers are needed by 3rd–6th grade students.
- Wide-ruled notebook paper is needed by 1st–6th grade students.
Questions about your grade level?
Contact the school office and we will help you confirm exactly what your student needs.
(850) 542-7828Middle School Supply List
Please ensure your student brings the following supplies at the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year. Middle school students need a laptop for keyboarding and computer enrichment.
Required calculator
Middle school students need a Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30Xa. Please confirm with your student’s math teacher if you are unsure which calculator applies to a specific course.
Laptop for enrichment
A laptop is required for keyboarding and computer enrichment. Confirm device expectations with your campus before the school year begins.
LPCA Middle School 7th – 8th Grade Supply List
2026–2027 School Year
- #2 pencils (4 boxes)
- Pens — black or blue (4 packs) and red (1 pack)
- Highlighters
- Wide-ruled notebook paper (5 packs)
- 4 jumbo erasers
- 10 plastic folders with prongs and pockets
- 1 three-ring, 1-inch binder
- Dry erase markers (1 four-pack)
- Paper towels (1 roll)
- Backpack
- Facial tissue (2 boxes)
- Disinfecting wipes (1 container)
- Colored pencils (2 packs)
- Graph paper (1 pack)
- Metric/Standard ruler
- 1 hard-cover composition notebook
- Pencil pouch
- Plastic water bottle
- Hand sanitizer (1 bottle)
- Laptop (keyboarding/computer enrichment)
- Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30Xa
Teachers may have specific needs for each class, and those will be available at open house in August.
High School Supply List
Please ensure your student brings the following supplies at the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year. High school students need a laptop for dual enrollment, keyboarding and computer electives, and advanced courses.
LPCA High School 9th – 12th Grade Supply List
2026–2027 School Year
- #2 pencils (4 boxes)
- Pens — black or blue (4 packs) and red (1 pack)
- Highlighters
- Wide-ruled notebook paper (5 packs)
- 4 jumbo erasers
- 10 plastic folders with prongs and pockets
- 1 three-ring, 1-inch binder
- Dry erase markers (1 four-pack)
- Paper towels (1 roll)
- Backpack
- Facial tissue (2 boxes)
- Disinfecting wipes (1 container)
- Graph paper (1 pack)
- Metric/Standard ruler
- 1 hard-cover composition notebook
- Pencil pouch
- Plastic water bottle
- Hand sanitizer (1 bottle)
- Laptop (required for dual enrollment, keyboarding/computer electives, and advanced courses)
- Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30Xa
Teachers may have specific needs for each class, and those will be available at open house in August.
Laptop requirement
A laptop is required for dual enrollment courses, keyboarding and computer electives, and advanced courses.
Explore Dual EnrollmentRequired calculator
High school students need a Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30Xa.
Teacher Wish List and Supply Donations
Families often ask how they can go beyond the required list. These shared classroom items are used every week and make a real difference for every student.
What Teachers Appreciate
Cleaning wipes, Expo (dry erase) markers, facial tissues, and hand sanitizer are always welcome in the classroom.
Supply Donations Welcome
Your donations of additional supplies are always appreciated and accepted throughout the year — no deadline, no minimum.
Additional Requests
Other supplies may be requested throughout the year for special assignments and class projects.
Open House in August
Teachers may have specific needs for each class, and those will be available at open house in August. Open house is also the best time to ask your student’s teacher about class-specific supplies, meet the faculty, and confirm parking, drop-off, and first-day routines. Dates are posted on the school calendar.
School Supply List Questions
Common questions about the 2026–2027 supply lists, required calculators, laptops, donations, and what happens at open house.
When should my student bring these school supplies?
Please make sure your student brings the full supply list at the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year. Families who shop early find it easier to take advantage of back-to-school sales and to have everything ready before the first day of class.
Where can I find the 2026–2027 school supply list?
The complete Lighthouse Private Christian Academy 2026–2027 supply lists are published on this page for Elementary (K–6th), Middle School (7th–8th), and High School (9th–12th). Each list is printable, so you can bring it to the store or share it with a family member.
Do all four Lighthouse campuses use the same supply list?
Supply lists are organized by grade level rather than by campus. A kindergarten student in Milton and a kindergarten student in Gulf Breeze use the same Elementary list. Teachers may have specific needs for each class, and those will be available at open house in August.
Why do middle and high school students need a laptop?
Middle school students use a laptop for keyboarding and computer enrichment. High school students need a laptop for dual enrollment courses, keyboarding and computer electives, and advanced courses. Families should contact their campus if they have questions about device requirements.
Which calculator does Lighthouse require?
Sixth grade students need a basic four-function calculator. Seventh through twelfth grade students need a Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30Xa. Confirm with your student's teacher if you are unsure which calculator applies to a specific course.
What items do teachers appreciate most?
Teachers appreciate donations of cleaning wipes, Expo (dry erase) markers, facial tissues, and hand sanitizer. These shared classroom supplies are used throughout the year and help keep every classroom ready for learning.
Will my student need additional supplies during the year?
Possibly. Other supplies may be requested throughout the year for special assignments and projects. Your student's teacher will communicate any additional needs directly.
Can families donate extra school supplies?
Yes, and donations are genuinely appreciated. Your donations of additional supplies are always appreciated and accepted throughout the year. Extra supplies help support classmates and keep classrooms well stocked.
Where can I get help if paying for school supplies is a hardship?
Lighthouse offers tuition and financial assistance information on the Tuition & Fees and Scholarships pages, and families are encouraged to contact the school office directly. Please reach out early so we can help your student start the year prepared.
Who do I contact with questions about the supply list?
Contact Lighthouse Private Christian Academy at (850) 542-7828 or through the Contact page. You can also ask your student's teacher at open house in August about any class-specific supplies.
Still have a question about supplies? Call (850) 542-7828 or contact the school office.
Continue Exploring Lighthouse
Supplies are one part of preparing for a new school year. These pages cover the rest of the enrollment journey.
Enrollment Overview
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View EnrollmentTuition & Fees
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View TuitionScholarships
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Explore ScholarshipsAcademics
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Explore AcademicsOur Campuses
Compare the Gulf Breeze, Pensacola, and Milton campuses and find the one closest to your family.
Find a CampusDual Enrollment
Qualified high school students can take approved college coursework. Learn about eligibility and how credits may apply.
Learn About Dual Enrollment
Let’s Prepare Your Student for a Successful Year
Thank you for helping us prepare your child for a successful school year. We look forward to partnering with you in your student’s education — in the classroom, at home, and every step in between.