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Old Dec 30, 2007, 09:39 AM
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old school records

i dont know what topic my qeustion would be under? i need to know where i can find my school records from a closed business school that i attended in the 1990's?

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Old Dec 30, 2007, 09:48 AM   #2  
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It is very possible that you may not be able to get them, If the school was bought out, or if they transfered thier records to someone else. You can check with the Dept of Education for your state if they know of any inofrmation. But many private schools if they close, thier records are not available any longer

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luvmylab disagrees: All schools (K-12 to universities) must give student records to the state's education dept.
ballengerb1 agrees: you may be correct if this is a private business school.
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Old Feb 22, 2008, 04:16 AM   #3  
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i dont know what topic my qeustion would be under? i need to know where i can find my school records from a closed business school that i attended in the 1990's?
Every school that closes must turn over their student records to the state department. Contact the Board of Education in your state. If you can't find what you need let me know which state you live in and I can get you the information that you need.
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i dont know what topic my qeustion would be under? i need to know where i can find my school records from a closed business school that i attended in the 1990's?
I ATTENDED TWO SCHOOLS IN CONNECTICUT LATE SIXTIES EARLY SEVENTIES. I NEED TO KNOW HOW I CAN GET A COPY OF SCHOOL RECORDS FROM TWO SCHOOLS. NEED INFO DESPERATELY.
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Try this one first. If they can't help you ask them to direct you to who can help you.
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Luvmylab may be correct regarding public schools but this might be a private business school not accredited by any authority. A business school isn't under the definition k-12 and universities. I am not here to go around giving red marks to folks but I think Fr-Chuck may be correct if this was a private business school. My cousin went to beauty school and I don't expect her records are now sitting at the State School Superintendents Office of records.
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I work in Higher Education and even private for profit schools have to turn over their records to the state if they closed. The only except would be diploma mills but they aren't really school. Trade schools, business schools, beauty schools all turn over student records. Student records belong to the student, which mean the student must have access.
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