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Overview of Voyager Middle School

Voyager Middle School is a public school located in Everett, WA, which is in a large suburb setting. The student population of Voyager Middle School is 889 and the school serves 6-8. At Voyager Middle School, 32% of students scored at or above the proficient level for math, and 46% scored at or above that level for reading. The school’s minority student enrollment is 71%. The student-teacher ratio is 18:1, which is worse than that of the district. The student population is made up of 49% female students and 51% male students. The school enrolls 62% economically disadvantaged students. There are 46 equivalent full-time teachers and 3 full-time school counselors.

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Voyager middle school 2024 rankings.

Voyager Middle School is ranked #332-442 in Washington Middle Schools . Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation, and how well they prepare their students for high school. Read more about how we rank the Best Middle Schools .

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• # 332-442 in  Washington Middle Schools
• # 3-4 in  Mukilteo School District Middle Schools

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How Voyager Middle School placed statewide out of 442 schools ranked in Washington .

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At Voyager Middle School, 32% of students scored at or above the proficient level for math, and 46% scored at or above that level for reading. Compared with the district, the school did worse in math and worse in reading, according to this metric. In Mukilteo School District , 55% of students tested at or above the proficient level for reading, and 47% tested at or above that level for math. Voyager Middle School did worse in math and worse in reading in this metric compared with students across the state. In Washington , 58% of students tested at or above the proficient level for reading, and 49% tested at or above that level for math.

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11711 4Th Ave W, Everett, WA 98204

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1 pencil box 12 ct #2 pencils 4 glue sticks 4 packs of 24 crayons 1 pair of scissors 1 gallon size ziplock bags 1- 1” binder any color with clear cover 1 pack of disinfectant wipes 1 sandwich size ziploc bags 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 roll of paper towels 1 cloth zippered pouch or pencil box labeled with name 5 prong plastic pocket folders (red, blue, yellow purple, and green) 5 dividers total 1 box of sensitive skin band aids 1 change of clothes with the child’s name. 1 pack of dry erase markers 1 pack of washable markers 14 pack of playdoh 1 composition notebook 

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1 set of headphones – label with name 1 pencil box – label with name 2 boxes of 24 ct crayola crayons 3 wide ruled composition journals 3 plastic folder with pockets (1 red, 1 blue, 1 yellow) 1 set of scissors 2 boxes of tissues 1 – 12 pack of expo markers (black) 1 pack of colored expo dry erase markers 1 bottle hand sanitizer 1 pack of Lysol or Clorox wipes 1 – 6 pack Elmer glue sticks 1 pack of notebook paper (wide rule) 1 roll of paper towels 3 – 10 pack pre-sharpened ticonderoga pencils 1 pack of pencil top 1 Lysol Spray 

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1 set of headphones – label with name 1 Cloth zippered pencil pouch – label with name 1 pack of pencils 1 pack of erasers 1 rolls of heavy duty paper towel 1 boxes of tissues 4 plastic folders (yellow, green, blue, red) 2 white and black composition journals 1 containers of clorox wipes 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 box of 24 crayola crayons 1 packs of markers 1 set of scissors 1 pack expo markers 1 pack of glue sticks 1 pack of highlighters 2 packs of index cards 2 packs of post-it notes 1 pack of colored pencils 1 pack of gallon ziploc bags 1 pack of ziploc sandwich bags 2 packs of notebook paper – wide rule. 1 ruler 1 pack of graph paper 1 compass.

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1 pencil box 3-plastic folder with pockets (red, blue and blue) 2 packs 24 ticonderoga #2 pencils 2 pack of 24 crayola crayons 2 packs of expo dry erase markers 16 pack purple Ellmers glue sticks 2 kids scissors 2 packs of expo dry erase markers 2 packs of lysol or clorox disinfectant wipes 2 box of tissues 1 Purell pump – 8 oz hand sanitizer 3 composition Journals 1 set of headphones label with name 1 pack of pencil top erasers 1 roll of paper towels 1 pack of Ziplock sandwich bags 1 pack – multi-colored construction paper 

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1 set of headphones – label with name 1 cloth zippered pencil pouch labeled with name 4 boxes of #2 ticonderoga pencils 1 pack of pencil top erasers 4 rolls of paper towels 2 boxes of kleenex 5 two pocket prong folders: green, blue, red, purple 5 composition notebooks 3 Clorox wipes 2 small bottles of hand sanitizer 1 pack of markers 2 set of scissors 12 glue sticks 1 pack of highlighters 2 packs of post-it notes yellow 1 pack of colored pencils 2 packs of wide ruled loose leaf paper 1 ruler 1 pack of construction paper

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1 set of headphones – label with name 1 cloth zippered pencil pouch – label with name 3 boxes of #2 pencils sharpened 2 packs of post its/sticky notes yellow only 1 pack of markers 1 pack of colored pencils 2 package of loose leaf paper 1 folder with pockets (MUST be 3 hole punch w/ prongs) Tab dividers for 5 subjects 1 4-count of glue sticks 1 pair of scissors 1- 3″  binder 1 pack of highlighters 2 packs of erasers (pencil top) 2 boxes of kleenex 1 bottles of hand sanitizer 2 containers of Clorox/sanitation wipes 3 packs of dry erase markers black fine only 2 rolls of paper towels 1 ruler with CM and IN 1 Spiral Notebooks 

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5 – Single subject notebooks 1- 3” binder 6 – Folders with holes punched 1 pack of college ruled loose leaf paper 1 box of tissues 1 pack of Paper towels 2 boxes of pencils 1 pack of erasers 1 pack of markers 1 pack of of colored pencils 1 pencil case 1 pack of expo markers 1 pack of index cards 1 pack of highlighters 1 pair of scissors 1 calculator- Texas Instruments TI-15 Wired headphones 

A back-to-school supply list for middle school

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What’s the smart way to shop for school supplies? Eliminate the guesswork by getting a list from your child’s teacher ahead of time or waiting until school starts to find out what’s actually required. The teacher may recommend specific brands, sizes, or quantities, but even if the list isn’t available, you can still take advantage of back-to-school supply sales (many states offer “ tax-free days ” during this season) by sticking to the basic supplies recommended below. And remember, you can’t go wrong with tools that help kids get — and stay — organized. Looking for discount school supplies? Search online and off-season – a little too late when everything is on sale or earlier in the year.  Discount school supplies are also often available at places like dollar stores or community thrift stores.

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Basic supplies.

No. 2 pencils

Mechanical pencils

Colored pencils

Pencil sharpener (manual with a top to collect shavings)

Large pink eraser

Ballpoint pens (Get a few red, purple or green ink ones, too, because some teachers have students do peer editing.)

Highlighters

Spiral-bound or composition notebooks

Loose-leaf notebook paper (Teachers can be picky about paper. Some middle schools ask that students use the college-ruled variety.)

Ruler with English and metric measurements

Organizational helpers

Several three-ring binders (Some teachers require that a binder be used exclusively for their class.)

A three-hole punch (a regular one or one that fits in a three-ring binder)

A pencil case that fits in a binder

Binder dividers (The kinds with pockets are good for loose papers.)

Pocket folders

Folders that fit in binders

Small notebook to record assignments

Calendar for scheduling assignments

Sturdy, supportive backpack (Some schools do not permit rolling backpacks because of space considerations, so check with your school before considering this option.)

Two combination locks (If the school lockers do not have built-in locks, your child might need one for the hallway and one for the gym.)

Index cards, ruled and unruled (These are great for making flash cards.)

Calculator or mobile phone with calculator.  Check with the math teacher first before investing in an expensive calculator. Graphing calculators, for example, are required in some middle and high school math classes. Teachers advise parents not to buy a calculator with more functions than their students will use.  Also, check with the teacher to determine their policy on mobile phones that have calculators, and determine whether your child will use it responsibly.

Protractor (Some middle school students will need one, sometimes as early as sixth grade.)

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Four-ounce bottle of white glue

Scotch tape

Watercolor paints

Water-based markers

Home computer supplies

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Ink cartridges

Back-to-school nice to haves

Stainless steel water bottle. (To be extra safe, you might want to avoid plastic bottles that contain bisphenol A, a hormone-disrupting chemical linked to such health problems as heart disease and diabetes.)

Locker organizer (and other locker accessories).

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According to Pattern Data Science, at the beginning of last school year, markers, mechanical pencils and spiral notebooks were the most in-demand school supplies , so it might be wise to stock up on those first. In addition, calculators and lunch boxes/bags saw huge year-over-year gain in demands (thought it could be because kids weren't using them so much during the height of the pandemic, so everyone had to go out and buy new ones before the start of the 2022 school year).

But whenever you do your back-to-school shopping, be it far in advance or at the last minute, no one wants to make multiple trips. Be sure to consult this list of the best back-to-school supplies for every grade in 2023 before you head out, so you don't leave anything behind.

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Pro tip: You can get free school supplies, backpacks and uniforms if you don't have the resources to get your own. Contact your school district, who can help lead you to the right contacts or let you know about upcoming supply drives and events. Also, teachers can apply to charity organizations like The Kids in Need Foundation to help supplement items in the classroom.

If you have the means to give to a classroom in need, teachers will be greatly appreciative of your donation. DonorsChoose makes it easy: Teachers can describe supplies the need or projects they're looking to fund, and families can give right through the website. You can search for your school, see what's happening nearby or give to someone across the country. It's especially rewarding knowing exactly how the funds are going to be used.

Ah, the school journey begins! Make sure they're prepared right off the bat with these most-requested kindergarten school supplies. (And you, too? Make sure you put aside some of those tissues for yourself.) And while first-day-of-school signs and letter boards (with extra school-themed symbols ) aren't technically a school supply, you might want to make sure you have those on-hand, too.

• Pencil bag ($7, amazon.com )
• Crayons ($6 for two, amazon.com )
• Colored pencils ($6, amazon.com )
• Washable markers ($9 for two, amazon.com )
• Jumbo No. 2 pencils ($8, amazon.com )
• Pencil grips ($4, amazon.com )
• Pencil sharpener ($6, amazon.com )
• Glue sticks ($3 for three, amazon.com )
• Erasers ($10 for 12, amazon.com )
• Blunt-tipped scissors ($4, amazon.com )
• Plastic folders ($12 for six, amazon.com )
• Wide-ruled notebook or pad ($12 for three, amazon.com )
• Tissues ($7 for pack of eight, amazon.com )
• Backpack ($20 and up, amazon.com )
• Assorted construction paper ($17 for two, amazon.com )
• Lunch box or bag ($18, amazon.com )

Bigger kids, bigger backpacks , more supplies. As they transition from school newbies to more serious scholars, they're going to need more supplies to help them out. (And the old ones from kindergarten? They can probably use a refresh.)

• Pencil box ($10, amazon.com )
• No. 2 pencils ($4, amazon.com )
• Pencil sharpener ($5 for four, amazon.com )
• Index cards ($3, amazon.com )
• Blunt-tipped scissors ($5, amazon.com )
• Plastic folders ($12 for 6, amazon.com )
• Wide-ruled notebook or pad ($15 for six, amazon.com )
• Tissues ($7 for pack of 8, amazon.com )
• Backpack ($40 and up, llbean.com )
• Lunch box or bag ($24, amazon.com )
• Ruler ($6 for four, amazon.com )

As they get into the upper elementary years, their subjects get some more specialized. They might need different folders for different classes — and they might even start switching teachers. They'll need supplies that'll keep them organized as they tackle more involved homework, bigger projects and specialized classes.

• Pencil pouch ($7 for six, amazon.com )
• Pencil sharpener ($6 for three, amazon.com )
• Highlighters ($7, amazon.com )
• Washable markers ($10, amazon.com )
• Personal organizer/planner ($12, amazon.com )
• Three-ring binder ($23 for four, amazon.com )
• Three-hole-punch ($7, amazon.com )
• Wide-ruled, one-subject notebooks ($15 for six, amazon.com )
• Plastic folders ($15 for 6, amazon.com )
• Glue ($7 for four, amazon.com )
• Scissors ($6 for three, amazon.com )
• Standard calculator ($8, amazon.com )
• Blue or black pens ($7 for 36, amazon.com )
• Book covers ($9 for 3, amazon.com )
• Subject dividers ($7, amazon.com )
• Backpack ($22 and up, amazon.com )
• Lunch box or bag ($25 amazon.com )

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Middle schoolers are hard on their school supplies. They need rugged kind that will last the whole year. And high schoolers need supplies that will last through all those big projects, cram sessions and heavy daily use.

• Pencil pouch ($10, amazon.com )
• Blue or black ballpoint pens ($7 for five, amazon.com )
• Pencil sharpener ($16, amazon.com )
• Permanent markers ($7, amazon.com )
• Personal organizer/planner ($11, amazon.com )
• Erasers ($7 for 12, amazon.com )
• Three-ring binder ($24 for four, amazon.com )
• Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks ($19 for 6, amazon.com )
• Graph paper ($9, amazon.com )
• White-Out ($6 for two, amazon.com )
• Protractor ($6, amazon.com )
• Ruler ($3, amazon.com )
• Scissors ($7, amazon.com )
• Graphing calculator ($104, amazon.com )
• Combination lock ($17 for two, amazon.com )
• Book covers ($8 for 2, amazon.com )
• Post-it Notes ($15 for 15, amazon.com )
• Subject dividers ($16 for four sets, amazon.com )
• Index cards ($2, amazon.com )
• Backpack ($55 and up, amazon.com )
• Lunch box or bag ($20, amazon.com )

College students need more than just pencils, pens and notebooks. Now they have to have all their dorm essentials they need for living out on their own. (Maybe send them off with a gift card in case they realize they need something they hadn't packed.)

Academic Supplies

• Three-ring binder ($28 for four, amazon.com )
• Loose-leaf paper or spiral notebooks ($18 for 6, amazon.com )
• Subject dividers ($12 for three sets, amazon.com )
• Index cards ($10, amazon.com )
• Blue or black pens ($6, amazon.com )
• Mechanical pencils ($7, amazon.com )
• Permanent markers ($17, amazon.com )
• Stapler and staples ($8, amazon.com )
• Tape or tape dispenser ($6, amazon.com )
• Post-it Notes ($15 for 12, amazon.com )
• White-Out ($7 for four, amazon.com )
• Backpack ($60 and up, amazon.com )
• Laptop ($400, amazon.com )
• Wireless printer ($80, amazon.com )
• Computer paper ($17, amazon.com )
• Ink cartridges ($50, amazon.com )

Cleaning Supplies

• Swiffer ($19, amazon.com )
• Trash bags ($9, amazon.com )
• Air freshener ($12 for three, amazon.com )
• Disinfectant wipes ($17 for three, amazon.com )
• Laundry bag ($17, amazon.com )
• Detergent ($12, amazon.com )
• Fabric softener ($10, amazon.com )
• Stain remover ($14, amazon.com )
• Quarters for laundry

Dorm Furnishings

• Mattress cover ($22, amazon.com )
• Mattress pad ($37, amazon.com )
• Pillows ($38, amazon.com )
• Twin XL sheet sets ($38, amazon.com )
• Twin XL comforter ($35, amazon.com )
• Bed risers ($20, amazon.com )
• Full-length mirror ($40, amazon.com )
• Plastic storage bins ($45 for six, amazon.com )
• Shelving, ($25, amazon.com )
• Closet organizer/shoe rack ($12, amazon.com )
• Trash can ($16, amazon.com )
• Desk or floor lamp ($22, amazon.com )
• Fan ($17, amazon.com )
• Space heater ($33, amazon.com )
• Air purifier , ($99, amazon.com )
• Extension cords ($7, amazon.com )
• Alarm clock ($40, amazon.com )

Dorm Supplies

• Towels ($22, amazon.com )
• Shower caddy ($7, amazon.com )
• Flip-flops or shower shoes ($25, amazon.com )
• Hangers ($25, amazon.com )
• Duct tape ($5, amazon.com )
• Adhesive hooks ($15, amazon.com )
• Batteries ($16, amazon.com )
• Mini fridge ($125, bestbuy.com )
• Microwave ($100, walmart.com )
• Coffeemaker ($35, amazon.com )
• Utensils ($24, walmart.com )
• Reusable water bottle ($17, amazon.com )
• Travel mug ($10, amazon.com )
• Resealable sandwich bags ($12, amazon.com )
• Headphones ($25, amazon.com )
• Earplugs ($14, amazon.com )
• Eye mask ($15, amazon.com )
• Toothpaste ($13 for three, amazon.com )
• Toothbrush ($11 for two, amazon.com )
• Floss ($7, amazon.com )
• Body wash ($7 for three, walmart.com )
• Shampoo ($29 for four, amazon.com )
• Conditioner ($25 for three, amazon.com )
• Women's deodorant ($7, walmart.com )
• Men's deodorant ($13 for two, amazon.com )

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Take a moment and review these back to school safety tips.  Read our entire article on back to school safety here .

1.  If your child walks to school make sure they use the “buddy” system.  Walking with a friend or in a large group of other students is a great way to be safe on the journey to and from school.  There is always greater safety in numbers.

2.  If your child rides the bus be sure that they know their own bus number.

3.  Always walk or ride your bike in areas that are well lit.  Stay on the same familiar high traffic pathways to and from school.  Do not take short cuts and avoid places that cannot be seen or heard.

4.  A good thing to do with your child if they walk to school is to walk the route with them before school begins.  Obey all traffic signals and signs, use the crosswalks and listen to the crossing guard.

The school supplies list information provided within this site is a general or comparable school supplies list. It is a recommended list only and may not exactly match the school supplies your child may need. We suggest that you visit your school's website to find a more comprehensive school supplies list, and or email your child's teacher to find out exactly what he or she will need for the upcoming school year before you purchase your school supplies.