- Two sets of twin sheets, pillow and two pillow cases
- A bedspread and blankets (non-electric)
- Towels and washcloths
- Toiletries
- Bathrobe and slippers
- Mending kit
- Water bottle with name on it
- Table lamp or study lamp (with bulbs)
- Rain gear (boots/waterproof shoes, raincoat, umbrella)
- Durable, practical walking/hiking shoes
- Wastebasket & Laundry Basket
- Laptop Computer (Students are required to bring their own laptop to school. Students must adhere to the technology policy while using their computer. Please consult the technology policy for more information.)
- Battery-powered alarm clock
- Decorative/family pictures
- Camping gear (sleeping bag, hiking boots, backpack, flashlight, water bottle, etc.) - If you have a tent and can bring it, please do.
- Clothing for school, work, Sabbath, and recreation
- Garment bag for choir uniform with name on it
- Cold weather clothing & undergarments.
- Ski equipment and clothing (if desired)
- Bicycle and helmet (if desired)
- School Supplies (See School Supply List*)
| Examples are given in brackets. The examples are not an exhaustive list, only a generalized illustration of what NOT to bring.
- Fire- or explosion-producing materials [firecrackers/matches/cigarette lighters/candles/kerosene lamps/incense/etc.]
- Weapons of any kind [guns/knives/etc.]
- Unapproved electronic entertainment [tv’s/videos/ video or computer games, etc.]
- Personal listening devices [DVD players/iPods/mp3 players/boom boxes or stereos/etc.]
- Secular and/or “Christian” music recordings that have the same sound and rhythm as secular, contemporary music [CDs/DVDs/mp3s/etc.]
- Illegal chemical substances (any prescribed or over-the-counter drugs will be held for the student by the dean)
- Playing cards/games involving dice or gambling
- Novels, whether secular or religious fiction
- Extreme hair coloring that is not your natural color
- Jewelry [pins/necklaces/bracelets/anklets/rings/earrings, etc.]
- Skateboards/Scooters/Small Wheeled items (due to insurance regulations)
- Refrigerators
- Meat/dairy products/caffeinated drinks [sodas, coffee, teas, etc.]
- Tacky clothing that’s frayed, patched (old or new), or drags on the ground
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