How many binders do i need for 9th grade?

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I'm trying to figure out how many binders I need for 9th grade. Should I just get a 3-inch binder and put everything in there, or should I go with 1-inch binders for each class? I'm uncertain because the school didn't provide a list of required supplies, and I also don't know how many subjects I'll have, as they haven't given us the option to select our classes yet. Additionally, regarding notebooks, would it be better to get 3-subject notebooks or stick with 1-subject notebooks?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I would get an organizer, it’s so much easier to carry around than a binder!!

Marianne Towne · Answer

Get an accordion folder and a single 1 inch binder for each core class (math, english, history, science). That means you only need 4.

You’ll ALWAYS have these classes until maaaaybe senior year if you’re lucky. You probably wont need a binder for history or for english and you can use a regular notebook for it (a 5 Star spiralbound 5 subject notebook will last you the entire school year for a single class). So you’ll have a spare just in case.

Anonymous · Answer

It really depends on you in what your comfortable with and how much classes you have. You can have a much bigger binder that is for all of your classes. Another is have 2 binders that will suit you. A binder for the first half of your day and another binder on the second half like any classes after you have lunch. It would be a great idea to have a small bag too to put in extra books that you might have or a place for your binders and stuff. Hope this helps!

Imogene Parisian · Answer

Go to the first day of school and find out how many classes you’re going to have, and then get a 1-inch binder for each class. For the first day of school, a folder and a notebook should be fine.

Anonymous · Answer

Get 9 or 10 1″ Binders – one for each subject.

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