In our experience, there are two types of teachers when it comes to the end of the year. There are teachers who have everything packed up and their room is bare a few weeks before the school year even ends, and there are teachers who are staying several days after the school year ends to finish packing up their room because they didn’t get anything done ahead of time.

We want to help you find the happy medium. This means not starting too soon but  also not waiting until the last minute to be ready for the end of the year. We want to get you to the point where your room is still functional but also can easily be finished up when your students leave.

Let’s start by discussing some of the categories that you want to consider when preparing for the end of the year. Keep in mind that these are only some of the options. 

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CATEGORIES FOR THE END OF THE YEAR

[4:46] Category #1: Events

[5:55] Category #2: Inventory

[7:20] Category #3: Paperwork

[8:43] Category #4: Organize

[9:46] Category #5: Clean

[12:09] Category #6: Purge

[13:36] Category #7: Electronics and Technology

[14:46] Category #8: Miscellaneous

[15:37] TIPS FOR TACKLING THE END OF THE YEAR RESPONSIBILITIES

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CONCLUSION

Preparing for the end of the year is a lot! We know! But taking the time to get organized and create a plan of strategy will help to make all of your responsibilities and to-dos more manageable and less stressful. 

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