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Teachers Grade / Class Birthda Favorite Snack Favorite Candy/Gum Favorite Beverage Favorite Restraunt Supplies Needed BenName Chapman Vice Principal / 1/1y Peanut M&Ms, Popcorn (no frilly flavors Unsweetened Iced Tea Chipotle, Jimmy Johns Pentel Energel Pens .7 or Technology Sweettarts, Heath other than regular, salt, (QT or McDonalds), .5 needle tip, legal pads Bars, candied pecans butter) Water, or spiral notebook, post- Julia Hammond Kindergarten 1/16 Popcorn, anything Reeses, Original Trident Diet Coke, La Croix Chipotle, Chick fil A Giftcards for classroom salty games/activities Kathleen Coup Learning Resource 1/21 skinny pop, chex mix, hot tamales Diet Coke & Starbucks Twisted, Chipotle Post its, Papermate pins pretzels, . and a good stapler Jessica Jones 7-8 ELA 1/24 Corn Nuts (original) or Pink Orbit Gum, Reeces Fast Sugar Free Red Bull or Culver's Post-its, Flair pens, Honey Roasted Break Water bookmarks Andera Meidinger 5th Grade 1/25 Chips and Hot Tamales, Snickers, Twix Unsweetened Iced Tea, Sonic Flair Pens (Paper Mate), Queso/Salsa, Beef Dr. Pepper, coffee Black Sharpies, Gift Cards Jerky, Beef Sticks to Walmart or Target Kathy Rhodes Principal 2/6 Nuts, Trail Mix, Almond Joy, Bubblemint Diet Coke Chipotle, Panera Blank Note Cards (Thank Chocolate Rasins, You Cards), Fun Post-its Maggie Boone Music Chocolate Chip Spearmint Gum, Chocolate Mr. Pibb Chick-Fil-A Clorox Wipes, Kleenex, 2/17 Cookies Covered Rasins Expo Markers, Colorful Fr. Pat Pastor 2/23 Sarah Hart Learning Resource 3/7 Gardettos, Smart Pop Sour Patch Kids, Twix Dr. Pepper Panera's, Chipotle, Colored Paper, Recess Starbucks Equipment Amie Pendergast 5th Grade 3/8 Popcorn, Chips & Dark Chocolate Salted Diet Dr. Pepper, Panera, Chipotle, Gift Cards - Amazon, Guac, Apples, Peanut Caramel, Peanut M&Ms Unsweetened Iced Tea Twisted Dollar Tree, Mardel Angie Boone Lunch Coordinator 3/14 Cheez-its (regular), Jolly Ranchers original, Extra McDonalds Coke, Canned Panera, Twisted, Highlighters-Yellow Peanut Butter Crackers Peppermint Gum, Hersey Pepsi Chipotle, McDonalds (Austins) Bars/Kisses Cindy Weimer Administrative 4/13 Chips & Guacamole Chocolate Covered Nuts, Starbucks Fruit Ice Teas, Anyting Fast Food Gift Card to Amazon Assistant Toffee, Spearment Gum Herbal Teas Haley Thacker 1st 5/9 Cheese-its, chex mix - 3 muskateers, KitKat, Extra Dr. Pepper or Coke Zero Panera, Chipotle Fun Colored Pens, target cheddar Gum-any flavor gift card Jennifer Diel Learning Resource 5/12 Chocolate Covered Eclipse Gum Ice Tea-Starbucks Panera, Twisted Sissors, Post its, felt tip Michael Nguyen MS Religion 5/29 Cheez-ItsPretzels Kit-kat Dr. Pepper Raising Cane's scotchmarkers tape Annalise Tinker Instructional Coach 6/15 Anything Gluten Free Reeses Naked Juice and water Pie Five and Chipotle gift cards, candy and Beth Menghini Para 6/18 sun chips Peanut M&Ms unsweetened iced tea sombreros books Kim Dreiling Para 6/25 Fruit, trail mix, cheez- Chocolate Iced Tea Twisted, Nick and Jakes Post-it notes, sharpies, its file folders Brittni Jakuboski Art 6/27 Trail Mix Anything chocolate, Extra Diet Coke Dairy Queen, Chick-Fil- Post-its, wooden pencils, Gum - Spearmint A, Chipotle erasers, sharpies Pam Staab Para 7/18 Ice Cream, Chips/Salsa, Mint and Cinnamon gum, Sweet tea(Gold Peak) Panera, Chipotle, Scotch-restickable dots, Cheezits, pringles Chocolate - Hersey's, Dove, Diet Coke Noodles & Co ink for printers Kit Kats, M&M's Jenifer Gardner 1st 7/21 Spicy Nacho Doritos, Sour Cherry Balls, anything Starbuck's Pumkin Spice Anything Mexican or Gift Cards - Walmart, Gardetto's, chips with with caramel, Red Vines Latte or White Chocolate Italian Lakeshore, Target and queso or salsa, Boston Mocha, Pineapple ICE Mardel. Kathleen Hess 6th, MS Reading 7/27 chips and salsa, reeces cups, kit-kat Diet Dr. Pepper, vanilla twisted, starbucks, sharpies, flair pens, sweet cream cold brew quick trip amazon Kelly Russell 2nd 7/29 Chips-any kind, trail Dove Dark Chocolate, Unsweetened Iced Tea, Chipotle, Sonic Gift Cards - Amazon, mix Peanut M&Ms, any kind of Hazelnut Lattes Walmart, Target. gum Mechanical Pencils, Post- Maryteresa Kissell Para 8/5 3 Musketeers, Reese 3 Musketeers, Reese Pieces, Diet Coke & Hot or Olive Garden, Panera's Pencils, Cardstock, Pieces, Dove, Truffles Frozen Vanilla Chai (not Borders for bulletin Meghan O'Dowd 8th, MS Social 8/5 Tortilla Chips & M&Ms, Pepermint Gum, 1/2 Sweet 1/2 regular Chipotle, Chick fil A Amazon Gift Card, Studies Guacamole, pretzels dove dark/milk chocolate tea, Diet Dr. Pepper, teachers pay teachers gift Starbucks card, State of Kansas flag, Sharpie marker, duct Sr. M Benedicta MS Science 8/9 Name Roasted unsalted Chocolate. Gum Dr. Pepper, chi tea Chipotle, sonic, dairy Binder Clips, post-it notes Date almonds, plain pita queen, burger king. Lauren Turner 4th 9/1 Doritos, Smartfood Sour Patch Kids, Smarties, Coke, Mountain Dew, Chipotle, Pie Five, Olive Gift Card - Target or White Cheddar Skittles, anything sweet, Barq's Rootbeer Garden, Firehous Subs, Amazon. Papermate Felt- Popcorn, anything Peppermint Cobalt 5 Gum Taco Bell tipped pens Thomas Harrison P.E. 9/28 Beef jerkey- Teriyaki Dove milk chocolate, Trident Redbull Chipolte Kickballs, Hula Hoops, original Coffee Katie Nelson 4th 9/29 Original Flavor Baked Berry and Regular Life Saver Diet Dr. Pepper, Sprite Panera, Chipotle, Gift Cards - Amaxon & Lays Gummies, Swedish Fish, Five Zero, Vanilla flavored McDonalds Target Peppermint Gum coffee Lori Schierts Counselor sun chips, popcorn strawberry twizzlers, or unsweetened iced tea, Sombreros 10/13 peanut M&Ms diet Dr. Pepper Laurie Macan Kindergarten 10/23 Kettle Chips: Sea Chocolate, Cinnamon Diet: Dr. Pepper, Coke, Twisted, Chipotle, Sonic Gift cards: Supply Closet, salt&Vinegar or Cherry LimeAde Wal-Mart, Mardels Mary Hungerford Nurse 10/25 Chips & Guacamole, Dove Chocolates, Reeces Coffee, La Croix Twisted Fresh, Chick-fil- Gift Card to Amazon Crackers & Hummus Peanut Butter Cups, a, Chipotle Spearmint Orbit White Gum Christine Lyons 3rd 11/15 Peanut Butter Pretzels, Sweetarts, Peanut Butter Dr. Pepper/Mr Pibb, Chipotle, starbucks Post-its, gift cards, cheezits, sour cream M&Ms, sour patch kids white chocolate mocha stickers/stamps, and cheddar ruffles mints/candy, teachers Anne Novak 3rd 11/7 Cheese - cubed, sliced, Reece's Peanut Butter Cups, Dr. Pepper, Black Coffee Chick-Fil-A, Culvers Birthday Bucket Prizes cheesy popcorn, Almond Joy, KitKat, Fruity (little things 3rd graders cheesey sun chips, Gum would enjoy), Mechanical cheetos, nacho cheese Pencils, Mardel's gift doritos, etc. card, or Lakeshore Ami Barragree Middle School 12/2 Bananas, cherry MilkyWay, Snickers, Skor Sonic cherry limeaid, Sonic, Paulo & Bills Gift card to OfficeDepot, tomatoes, strawberries bars, Werther's Original DairyQueen blizzards Graph Paper, Black (especially "Chocolate Sharpie markers, Hand- Extreme"), Starbucks held Pencil Sharpeners white chocolate mocha; Pepsi with real sugar Carol Tepper Para 12/3 Almonds, Cheezits Heath, Snickers with Diet Coke Panera, Pizza Shoppe Felt tip pens Nora Tripp 2nd 12/3 Nuts, Tortillia Chips Peppermintalmonds Gum Coffee, Flavored or Pizza - Papa Murphy's, Gift Cards - Walmart, and Salsa Regular Water Spin Pizza, Pizza West Teachers pay Teachers. Mike Billquist Director of Facilities 12/4 Trail Mix Peanut M&Ms Chocolate Milk Joe's KC BBQ Medium-point Ink Pens Gil Hoag Lunch / Kitchen 12/20 Tim Marino Maintenance Supervisor.
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