LeBleu Settlement Elementary - Kindergarten

LeBleu Settlement Elementary - Kindergarten

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LeBleu Settlement Elementary - KindergartenAddress: 6509 Highway 3059, Lake Charles, LA 70615 Phone: (337) 217 4880 Grade: PK 5th View the 2025 2026 LeBleu Settlement Elementary School Supply list here. We use the highest quality products in our supply kits at a lower cost than the stores at your own convenience. Crayola, Fiskars, Ticonderoga, Elmer's, EXPO, Kleenex etc. Every item on your supply list is provided in your kit except the items listed here: Backpacks, Calculators, Towels,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2013