You must give complete answers to all questions. If you answer "Yes" to any question, you must list all offenses, and for each conviction provide date of conviction and disposition, regardless of the date or location of occurrence. Conviction of a criminal offense is not a bar to employment in all cases. Each case is considered on its merits. Your answers will be verified with appropriate policy records.

Professionally disciplined means that annulment, revocation or suspension of your teaching certification, or receipt of a letter of reprimand from and agency, board or commission of state government, such as the New Hampshire Department of Education.

Criminal offense includes all felonies and misdemeanors.

Conviction includes adjudications of guilt, pleas of "nolo contender" (no contest), and determinations before courts, juries, judges or magistrates which resulted in fines, sentences or probation. You may omit: minor traffic violations, and offenses committed before your 18th birthday which were adjudicated in juvenile court under a juvenile delinquency law.

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