Getting organized, how do you do it?

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I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations...endless

amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

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Three-ring binder, lots of write-on tabs.

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On Dec 10, 2006, at 7:47 PM, wrote:

> I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations...endless

> amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

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i brought a brief case type folder that you are able to put pages in (clear plastic sheets) , and when something comes in ai just put it in there. cant say its organized at present but all the paperwork is there. cheers Jewelly <freecyclemail@...> wrote: I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations...endless amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

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In a message dated 12/11/2006 12:23:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, freecyclemail@... writes:

I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations...endless amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

I don't! Although got some file boxes at Staples cheap. The carrying ones are smaller, more expensive. The cheap cardboard boxes are sturdy and you can just use one for one or two classes of papers. W/o the top you can hang file folders. It's perhaps not so much hard to be organized but rather to find the space for everything! I could use a file room for sure!

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I'm not that much of an organized person, but I do keep all of my papers in 2 folders. The first folder is the most current copies and the second folder is the older copies. Both folders have my daughter's name on them and they are stored in a file box for easy access. I'm sure there is a much more organized way, but I don't have the time or energy to do much else.

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Getting organized, how do you do it?

I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations...endless amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

[Guest guest]

Great question,

I just read a thing on how to organize the doctors info into a binder

and I am planing on doing that as soon as I am ready for the holidays or

maybe as a new years resolution and if it works then I can do one for

IEP too so that I will have history and what I want all ready at my

finger tips. the article I read was in the scouting mag that comes to

leaders and it was the Oct or Nov issue. hth

Greta

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> I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations. ..endless

> amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?

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I use a three ring binder with page protectors - labeled by child. Now, I will say that I am absolutely infamous for losing things, so I keep copies of everything in a file at work as well as electronic copies sent to my mom. Overkill? Possibly, but I know that I always have a backup file.Randy & Greta <blankra@...> wrote: Great question,I just read a thing on how to organize the doctors info into a binder and I am planing on doing that as soon as I am ready for the holidays or maybe as

a new years resolution and if it works then I can do one for IEP too so that I will have history and what I want all ready at my finger tips. the article I read was in the scouting mag that comes to leaders and it was the Oct or Nov issue. hthGreta wrote:>> I have so many papers, IEP things, doctor's evaluations. ..endless> amounts of paperwork. How do you all keep organized?>> "I want to be part of the solution. Not part of the agonizing, grinding, boring complacent problem..."

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In a message dated 12/12/2006 10:31:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, diegowench@... writes:

Overkill?

There is no overkill when papers vanish. Just relief at having a backup!