Science:

World Languages:

7th gr:

• 1 composition notebook
• 1 tissue box
• Colored pencils

8th gr:

• 1 composition notebook
• 1 tissue box
• Glue sticks

9th gr:

• 1 composition notebook
• Hand sanitizer
• 1 tissue box
• Math Department

  7 th Grade On-Level and Advanced Academics Math
  o Pencils
  o Box of Tissues
  o 2 Composition Notebooks (100 pages each)
   NOTE: Cannot be the same ones you are using in STAAR math if enrolled

   7th Grade STAAR Math
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o Folder with pockets and brads
  o 2 Composition Notebooks (100 pages each)
   NOTE: Cannot be the same ones you are using in On-Level math

  8th Grade On-Level
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o 2 Composition Notebooks (100 pages each)
   NOTE: Cannot be the same ones you are using in STAAR math if enrolled

   8th Grade STAAR Math
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o 2 Composition Notebooks (100 pages each)
   NOTE: Cannot be the same ones you are using in On-Level math

  8th Grade Advanced Academics Algebra
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o 2 College ruled spiral notebooks
  o 1.5 inch three-ring binder

   9th Grade On-Level Algebra and 9 th Grade Advanced Academics Geometry
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o 2 College ruled spiral notebooks
  o 1.5 inch three-ring binder

   9th Grade Intensified Algebra
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o Folder with pockets and brads
  o 2 Dry Erase Expo markers
• 
   9th Grade STAAR Math
  o Pencils
  o Box of tissues
  o 2 Composition Notebooks (100 pages each)
  o Package of glue sticks or roll of Scotch tape

• • 7th Grade Texas History 
    • Colored Pencils
    • Spiral or binder
  • 8th Grade U.S.History 
    • Binder or Spiral
    • Pocket folder
  • 8th Grade Advanced Academics US History  
    • 1/2" binder
    • Loose leaf paper
    • Stealing Freedom-Novel
  • Advanced Placement  Human Geography 
    • 1 large binder (4"-5") to keep papers throughout the year at home
    • 1 regular binder (1"-2") to carry at school (will also function as a data folder)
    • Pens (blue/black ink only)
    • Pencils
    • Notebook paper
    • Note cards (3x5) at least 350
  • Advanced World Geography Supplies 
    • Index cards (3x5) at least 300 
    • 1 poster board - white
    • Kleenex
  • World Geography   
    • Spiral notebook
    • Index cards
    • Kleenex
  • English
  • 7th English-spiral (any color), box kleenex
  • 8th on level & Pre-AP - 3 ring binder, box  kleenex
  • 9th all levels - pocket folder with brads
  •                         box of kleenex
  • 9th Reading - no supplies

This handbook contains information that students and parents are likely to need during the school year:

Download the Bedford Jr. High Student Handbook 2023-2024...

 

Uniforms are not required, but all students must abide by the dress code outlined in the HEB ISD Student Code of Conduct.

The district provides transportation for students who live two or more miles from the school that serves their residential address. Bus service is also available to special education students who meet eligibility requirements.

HEB ISD families can view bus route information online. Visit the HEB ISD Bus Routes Online webpage for instructions to access this information.

Bus route times are estimates, and will naturally fluctuate with traffic conditions and other real-world events. Especially during the first weeks of school each year, please plan for reasonable delays in the afternoon bus routes.

For more information about buses, bus routes, and transportation, contact the HEB ISD Transportation Department.

There are multiple types of school ratings and school report cards, made available in a variety of ways by education agencies. For information about ratings/reports for Bedford Junior High and other HEB ISD schools, visit the HEB ISD Assessment Department.      

The Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District is open to all students residing within district boundaries who meet state eligibility requirements. Students attend schools in the attendance area where their parents reside. Parents should register at the neighborhood school serving their residential address.

For information about registering students, visit the HEB ISD Registration webpage or contact the Registrar's Office at 817-399-3100, rebeccawoodward@hebisd.edu

When registering a new student to any HEB school the following documentation is required:

• Student's Birth Certificate/ Passport
• Student's updated Immunization record
• Student's social security card
• Driver's License of person enrolling student
• Current Proof of Residency (Lease or Utility Bill no telephone or cable bill). If you are residing with someone else a notarized letter and proof of their residency is required.
• If your child is transferring from outside the district a copy of a withdrawal paper and current report card is required.

If you are moving out of the Bedford Jr. High attendance zone, please give the school at least 24 hours notice to begin the withdrawal process for your student. You will need to come to the school and sign the withdrawal paperwork and inform the registrar of your new home location. We will prepare paperwork, grade sheets, collect text and library books, and make this process as smooth and easy as possible for you and your child.

Contact Registrar at 817-399-3100,  rebeccawoodward@hebisd.edu 

The mission of the HEB ISD Family Center is to identify and improve the lives of homeless and at-risk families in HEB ISD. The office provides services that support our families and students during a time of hardship and transition.

For more information, visit the HEB ISD McKinney-Vento / Family Center...

For safety and efficiency, HEB ISD would like to reduce the amount of cash & checks coming into our schools. We have adopted an online system you can use for many school-related payments.

To get started, visit our HEB ISD Online Payments webpage.