Minnesota is proud to be an affiliate of NAEOP.
Superintendents of 157 cities during 1934 were asked to recommend secretaries to represent their school systems for a proposed organizational meeting. Ninety-six secretaries responded.
This effort was sparked by Louise Henderson Nelson who was active in the Philadelphia Clerical Assistants organization. Since that exciting day in the spring of 1934, the National Association of School Secretaries — later changed to National Association of Educational Secretaries, now the National Association of Educational Office Professionals — has developed outstanding programs for educational office personnel.
Learn more about NAEOP’s national conference and other professional development opportunities at the NAEOP website.
North Central Area
MAEOP is also part of the North Central Area of NAEOP. Learn more.