Free School Contact Information Template to Get You Organized

Today we are going to be organizing our kids’ school life with the school contact information template below. Can you believe that it’s Day 9 of the 10 Days to a Home Management Binder series- the end is near!

Free School Contact Information Template

Have you actually started using your household binder? If not, then you should unless you don’t want to reduce the chaos around you.

Have you been adding all the free binder category inserts? If you missed a few, feel free to head over to 10 Days to a No Stress Home Management Binder to gather what you missed.

Some of the inserts include:

meal planning pages
budget pages
vehicle maintenance pages

If you are new to the household management binder series, then welcome and grab the supplies needed below.

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Using the Free School Contact Information Template

If you are looking for the complete No Stress Home Management Binder, simply click the picture below to check it out.

It includes over 90 pages to help you organize your home! The categories are:

Contacts
Cleaning
Family
Finances
Home Maintenance
Meals and Recipes
Planning (Yearly, Monthly, Weekly and Daily)
School and
Special Events and Holidays

completing the Free School Contact Information template

Step 1:

Print out your pages. The freebie below includes a sample of the complete school information template.

Step 2:

Grab a calendar and fill in all the school events that will be happening this year. Want to ensure that you go to the library often? Pencil that in.

Thinking of taking a trip to the planetarium to help with science? Grab your pencil and add the month and the date.

Step 3:

If you have been trying to track the books you have read to your kids, then ensure that you print the book log as well. This can also be used to track the books your kids have read independently or in school.