Imagine Academy of Academic Success
2010 Orientation dates (for New and Returning Students & Parents):
Please don't miss your opportuntiy to receive transportaion schedules/information, handbook/building
policies, lunch information, after-care & after-school program information, and MORE!!!
You will also be able to purchase school uniforms and yearbooks!!!
Also, if you need to update your child's information, you may do so during orientation.
Kg.-5th Grade Aug. 11th 5-7:00 PM
Middle School (6th-8th Grade) Aug. 12th 5-7:00 PM
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2010-2011 School Supply List for Kg,-8th Grade Students
Kindergarten List
1 pkg. of 3 x 5 index cards
1 pair of children’s safety scissors
1 box of 24-count Crayola crayons
1 pk. of #2 pencils
1 bottle of hand sanitizer
2 boxes of tissue
1 box of wipes
1 box of gallon-sized zip-lock bags
1 box of quart-sized zip-lock bags
2 Expo dry erase markers
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1st Grade List
1 pair of children’s safety scissors
2 boxes of 24-count crayons
3 pks. of #2 pencils
2 single-subject spiral notebooks
4 bottles of hand sanitizer
2 boxes of tissue
1 box of gallon-sized zip-lock bags
1 box of sandwich zip-lock bags
1 box of markers
2 Expo dry erase markers
1 pkg. of erasers (rectangular/pink)
1 backpack
*NO pencil sharpeners
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2nd Grade List
1 box of wipes
1 box of wipes
1 box of gallon-sized zip-lock bags
1 box of sandwich zip-lock bags
3 bottles of hand sanitizer
3 boxes of tissue
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3rd Grade List
2 boxes of 24-count crayons
2 large glue sticks or 1 bottle of Elmer’s School Glue
2 dozen #2 pencils (NO mechanical pencils)
3 large boxes of tissue
1 pair of children’s safety scissors
1 12-inch ruler with centimeters
1 bottle of hand sanitizer
1 box of wipes
1 large pencil box
10 pkg. of 150-sheet wide ruled loose leaf paper
1box of colored pencils (NO markers)
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4th Grade List
3 Composition notebooks (4th Grade ONLY)
4 Expo dry erase markers (Black or Blue, Low odor)
2 pkg. mechanical pencils with .7mm lead
20 plain 3-pronged, 2-pocket folders (4 red, 4 orange, 4 yellow, 4 green, & 4 blue)
3 pkgs. of 8-12 count pens (red, blue, and green needed)
1 ream of white printer paper
*NO regular pencils or pencil sharpeners
*Teachers’ wish list for additional supplies; please contribute as you are able:
Students w/last name beginning with A-L, please bring:
1 box of tissue
1 box of quart-sized zip-lock bags
2 single-subject spiral notebooks
1 roll of scotch tape
1 box of crayons
1 glue stick (NO liquid glue)
1 pair of scissors
Students w/last name beginning with M-Z, please bring:
1 16-oz. (or larger) bottle of waterless hand sanitizer
1 box of gallon-sized zip-lock bags
2 pkgs. of 150-sheet wide ruled loose leaf paper
4 pkgs. of 3 x 5 index cards
1 roll of paper towels
1 box of markers
The following supplies are recommended for home use when completing
school projects/homework: Glue, scissors, crayons or colored pencils, 12-inch
ruler (customary & metric), scissors, dictionary, & wide-ruled loose leaf paper
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5th Grade List
1 2-inch 3-ring binder
1 Webster’s Intermediate Dictionary
4 Expo dry erase markers (Black or Blue, Low odor)
2 pkg. mechanical pencils with .7mm lead
20 plain 3-pronged, 2-pocket folders (4 red, 4 orange, 4 yellow, 4 green, & 4 blue)
3 pkgs. of 8-12 count pens (red, blue, and green needed)
1 ream of white printer paper
6 single-subject spiral notebooks
2 pkgs. of 150-sheet wide ruled loose leaf paper
1 pkg. of 3 x 5 index cards
1 box of markers
1 box of tissue
*NO regular pencils or pencil sharpeners
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Middle School- 6th-8th Grade List
1 zippered 3-ring binder
6 3-pronged, 2-pocket folders (hole punched is best)
4 pkgs. of 10 or 12-count ball point blue or black ink pens
2 pkgs. of #2 pencils (for math ONLY)
1 pkg. of highlighters
1 glue stick
1 12-inch ruler with centimeters
1 Texas Instrument 30 hand-held calculator (Battery operated ONLY)
1 GEO (geometry) Kit
7 single-subject 80-sheet spiral notebooks
7 pkgs. of 150-count college ruled loose leaf paper
6 pkgs. of 3x 5 lined index cards
2 bottles of white out for ink
2 sets of notebook dividers with tabs
1 USB flash drive
1 combination student dictionary/thesaurus
1 hand-held 3-hole-punch
6 1-inch 3-ring binders
10 2-pocket folders
1 box of crayons
1 box of colored pencils
1 box of markers
1 combination lock (NO key locks)
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Parent Advisory Team (P.A.T.)
Parents are an integral part of our academic and character development programming.
We, at the Imagine Academy of Academic Success, understand the importance of parental
involvement in the educational process. Each parent is welcome to join our Parent
Advisory Team (P.A.T.) which will assist us in developing programs to meet students’ needs.
Some of the activities that are sponsored by P.A.T. include: Trunk or Treat
and Bring Your Loved Ones to School Day. We look forward to working with you during the
2009-2010 school year!!!
2010-2011 P.A.T. Meeting Dates
All meetings will take place in the cafeteria on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from
5:00-6:00 PM. (Please continue to check site and attend meetings for monthly agenda updates.)
Re-Enrollment Forms
IAAS Re-enrollment forms for returning Kg.- 8th grade students are still being accepted
while space is available for the 2010-2011 school year.
If you are planning to have your child(ren) return to IAAS for the 2010-2011 school year, you
MUST complete a re-enrollment form.
Re-enrollment registration requires the following:
Completed re-enrollment form (MUST be completed each year for retuning students)
Proof of residence in the St. Louis City Public School District (e.g., unpaid utility bill, current
Missouri driver's license with current address, home owner's deed, residential lease, welfare
documents, Social Security documents, notarized residency statement
(if living with a friend or relative), notarized rent verification statement. Or proof of residence
and eligibility in a district that qualifies under the voluntary desegregation program.
Copy of guardianship document, if applicable
Up-to-date immunization record prior to the 1st day of school
IAAS Open Enrollment for new Kg. - 8th grade students is currently beign accepted
while space is available for the 2010-2011 school year.
Families new to IAAS MUST provide the following at the time of registration:
Signed release of records form, along with a completed enrollment packet
Proof of residence in the St. Louis City Public School District
(e.g., unpaid utility bill, current Missouri driver's license with current
address, home owner's deed, residential lease, welfare documents,
Social Security documents, notarized residency statement
(if living with a friend or relative), notarized rent verification statement.
Or proof of residence and eligibility in a district that qualifies under the
voluntary desegregation program.
-Copy of student's birth certificate
-Copy of student's social security card
-Copy of guardianship document, if applicable
-An up-to-date immunization record
-Most recent report card
-Discipline report from previous school
-Most recent IEP & Special Education information, if applicable
IAAS School Dress Code for Kindergarten - 8th grade students:
IAAS dress code is established, in an effort to eliminate the social and emotional
distresses of keeping up with the latest fashions; we would rather our students focus
on academics. Students are expected to follow the IAAS Dress Code each school day.
A child’s clothing at school should be such that it does not detract from the
learning environment. Enclosed shoes must be worn at all times for safety and health purposes.
Hats, scarves, and bandanas will not be worn anytime in the school building, on the bus, or
during after-school and evening activities. Extreme hair coloring and styles or face paint is not
allowed, and makeup and nail polish ust be used in moderation. IAAS administration
reserves the right to determine if attire is within the school dress code’s guidelines.
IAAS Uniform shirts with the Imagine Schools logo must be purchased from our Business Administrator
Ms. Byrd in the Business Office, which is located on the main level next to the main office Monday - Friday
between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM (314-652-1600, ext. 211).
IAAS Uniform Polo Shirts
-Kg. - 3rd grade youth sizes (Sm., Med., Lg.) are $10.00 each
-4th - 8th grade adult sizes (Sm., Med., Lg., 1XL, 2XL) are $12.00 each
IAAS Uniform Sweatshirts
-Kg. - 3rd grade youth sizes (Sm., Med., Lg.) are $10.00 each
-4th - 8th grade adult sizes (Sm., Med., Lg., 1XL, 2XL) are $10.00 each
IAAS Panther Spirit T-shirts
Students may either wear their regular school uniform each Friday or wear an IAAS
Panther Spirit T-shirt ith an appropriate pair of jeans. IAAS Panther Spirit T-shirts
may be purchased from Mr. Chambers
Monday - Friday between 8:00 AM and 2:30 PM (314-652-1600, ext. 221).
-Kg. - 3rd grade youth sizes (Sm., Med., Lg.) are $10.00 each
-4th - 8th grade adult sizes (Sm., Med., Lg., 1XL, 2XL) are $10.00 each
*When a student chooses to violate the school’s dress code, including--but not limited
to--refusal to wear a belt, refusal to wear pants securely around the waist, or choosing to
wear shorts or skirts of inappropriate length, the specific guidelines will be followed.
Students are expected to follow all dress code guidelines while on IAAS premises
(entering school, existing school and while waiting for ride). Additional dress code
information may be found by clicking on the 2008-2009 IAAS
Parent Handbook below.
*The IAAS Administration has final authority in determining if a student’s clothing is
within the guidelines of the IAAS Dress Code.
* If at any point families require assistance in the acquisition of clothing meeting
the IAAS dress code, they are encouraged to contact the principal. All kindergarten
and 1st grade parents are strongly encouraged to leave a change of appropriate clothing
in their child’s classroom in case of an emergency.
IAAS Parent Handbook (2010-2011) Click here
On behalf of the Imagine Academy of Academic Success Team and Board, we would
like to extend warm greetings to you. We understand that because communication between
school and home is essential to the success of students, we have created, The Imagine
Academy of Academic Success Student/Parent Handbook and School/Parent/Student
Compact to be of assistance to you and your child in understanding how Imagine Academy
of Academic Success (IAAS) functions and how we can effectively
communicate with each other throughtout the year.
Elementary and Middle school are a thrilling, but testing time for students and families.
During this time of rapid developmental change, we want to encourage students to
uniquely take responsibility for their learning and to critically analyze academic information. We want
to create a safe and positive environment where students can try new things without fear.
Parents/Guardians, you know your child best, we solicit your partnership to bring out the best
in your child.
We ask each family to return a signed copy of our School/Parent/Student Compact. Each child
will receive a School/Parent/Student Compactat at the start of each new school year; however,
you may feel free to print one in advance from the link below. Please click the link below to view
our most recent parent handbook, which details a variety of topics (i.e., attendance, bus/transportation, dress
code/school uniforms, breakfast/lunch, electronic devices, toys, School REACH/Parent Contact).
Welcome to Imagine Academy of Academic Success!