I agree with Karen start now working on that earlier morning routine... Put up some black out shades (I always used a quilt) in her room, cause it will be really bright at night. She may need to make her goal get in bed at 7:30 so that she is actually asleep by 8:00. A sound machine will help block outside noises.. like other children still playing..
In the afternoon, she is going to be wiped out. Will she have time to rest? Cause then she will also need to get her homework done and you will need to work on spelling words with her. When you pick up your daughter on Monday afternoons, be excited about hearing "what are this weeks words?!!!" Have her call them out to you in the car..Make mistakes so she can correct you.
Maybe make spelling words a fun time by using "scrabble letters", "Doodle pad", "Bathtub paint" chalk board, as well as the usual just calling them out. ..I used to prepare dinner and my daughter would sit in the kitchen while I called them out to her..
Also have her lay out her clothing.. Try to only purchase one color socks in the future so she does not worry about not having matching socks.
For lunches, try to decide on the weekends when she will be eating at school and when will she take lunches. Have her decide what she wants and have her make her own lunches the night before.
Keep all of her school stuff next to the front door. We had a bench for our daughter. She kept her lunch box and back pack there, Her jacket, sweater also, all through the school year. I also made her responsible for giving me all of the correspondence from school. I taped all of the schedules to the inside of our front door. It was the best way for all of us to keep up with all of it.
Keep all of those envelopes that come with junk mail to use to send money or correspondence back to the school.. I just scratched out the info on the front and always wrote my daughters name, teachers name and what the money or note was for.. I made sure my daughter knew it was up to her to get that back to school.
My mom worked and actually left early and before us, so we had to get up extra early too. We adjusted, it just made us more organized.