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Professional papers

Every educator should have a "professional papers" file that includes records and documents relating to your employment status. Get started by finding your letter of employment and placing it in a safe place right now. You can check off the other items listed below as you collect them to save.

  • Your letter of employment
  • Your teaching certificate
  • College transcripts
  • Your teaching contract and any supplemental contracts
  • Records relating to Retirement benefits
  • Leave records
  • NEA/AFT Liability Insurance Policy
  • Copies of your teaching schedule and assignments
  • Your school system's salary schedule and your yearly salary notice
  • Any correspondence to or from the school administration
  • Any letters of reprimand or praise
  • Resumes of any conferences with supervisors
  • All professional evaluations
  • Documentation of awards, commendations, or honors you receive
  • Records of any job-related seminars, workshops or conferences you attend
  • Letters to and from parents
  • Brief accounts of parent conferences
  • Record of any incidents that may increase your liability, such as disciplinary actions, student accidents and so forth.
  • Proof of your membership in MEA-MFT, NEA, AFT, and your local MEA-MFT affiliate
  • Local affiliate master contract
  • School calendar
  • System policy on discipline

 

 

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