The school would normally tell you what you need to bring, but generally you would take: 2 pens and pencils, a notepad, ruler, calculator, drink, food, deodorant (you never know how useful it can be XD), and you may also need a USB storage device, aswell as a PE kit on some days. You might want take some colouring pencils/pens and another drawing pad for doodling.
You will probably not be starting any lessons in any of your classes on the first day. Teachers normally go over the rules, some basics, a class overview, and what supplies you will need.
It is good you are thinking ahead and some of the supplies listed above are correct, but you will also need lots of binder paper and a binder. In the high school classes I teach I find students come without the proper supplies. Usually at the start of each year a list is put out by the schools and sent to stores. One of the things I notice is the lack of organization by students so get folders for each class to keep assignments in and directions for assignments. A calendar will also help you for class assignments and due dates. If you get organized early you will be doing what you need to be doing.
You should pack clothes and food
Pick out clothes Shower Go to bed early Party Pack bag
Just take your weed and your bong and lighter in your bag that's all youll need all year.
Pack. Sleeping bag comb ( for your hair ) a flash light and clothes ( pillow )
Yes, you can pack an electric razor in your checked bag.
Yes, you can pack your laptop in your carry-on bag when traveling.
To pack toothpaste for a plane, put it in a clear, resealable plastic bag with other liquids in containers of 3.4 ounces or less. This bag should be easily accessible for security screening.
money food and other stuff pencils paper food money lunch not bookes
No, you cannot pack a 62-inch item in your checked bag.
Yes, you can pack an electric razor in your checked bag when traveling.
Writing pencils. Colored pencils. Ruler. School Bag. Pencil Bag. Erasers. Etc.
No, it is recommended to pack a laptop charger in a carry-on bag rather than a checked bag due to safety regulations.