No, but I memorised my fave report:

Pingu is a nuisance in class and his mark I attribute to good luck.

Still, first isn’t too shabby.

You might want to keep track of things related to taxes, budgets, etc as a way to keep track of your spending. Always a good thing to do. Keep receipts as well.

I only get online report cards.

Well ya, I’m 45, you have to keep your paperwork in order for various reasons. I even have my baby teeth! Lol

Just about all my stuff from junior high and high school got thrown out when I was 19 and my parents moved.

When I was 35 and moved into a house I had bought, I threw out all my old financial records and old checks that were more than ten years old. I remember going through checks from my first year at college when I used to cash a check at the Student Union for $5.15 – $5 cash and 15 cent fee.

I still have my SAT score report.

I keep paystubs/invoices and taxstuff. Never bothered to keep report cards.

When I was in college laptops were a rarity. And even for the people dumb enough to bring them into class they were shunned.

So I still have my hand written notes from college, and papers written, and tests. It fills up a few large boxes. I paid a ton for that knowledge so I hold it close.

Leave all of that bally hoo to my accountant, he’s acutely aware that he will be executed if he ever testifies against me in a court of law…just sayin ;-}

I have most of my report cards throughout the years, some grocery receipts, but never save them more than one month.