Is there any place where a students records are archived?  I have been told that they are destroyed.?
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Think about this.  Where would that many pieces of paper be stored?  Consider the population.  We didn't have computers or microfilm when I was in school.  Those were new inventions that were made available after I graduated.\n\nIf you are concerned about being able to access your transcript, I suggest you request an official copy in a sealed envelope and then store it in a safety deposit box.  That way you'll always have it.  (If you want it to be accepted, do not open that envelope.)\n\nAsk your school.  It's possible that they are scanning all documents (document imaging) and putting them on CDs.  Our college is.
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those records are long destroyed.
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Online from 1991 is doubtful, considering those records would be considered "old" in the internet history.  Try contacting ACT/College Board?
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Can you contact the school you graduated from?  They should be able to tell you where to get a new copy.
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All records should be with the district office. It should be listed in the phone book, or you can call your old school to get the number and address from them.
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I don't believe that records can be destroyed they are transfered to microfil or microfish and kept in storage. I believe that families can request them for family medical history.
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Have you tried the Paper's own archive. Most Paper's have an Archive that you can research.
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Maybe you can either call Yale and talk to the people over the record keeping and they can provide a yes or no on that because they have records of everyone dating back since they have opened but the only thing about that that they can not tell you any personal information like where they live or contact information, etc.Go to classmates.com to put your profile up for free to see if they so happen to be on there can also help too.That is all I know.
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Got to a police station, usually they have the records of people, and they have where they live, and how old they are. Or you can just lke contact your highschool, and ask them where she had moved to If they still have her records. Hope it works. Sorry if it doesn't.
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Contact your school registrar. It's their job to keep a record of exam results.
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Universities are governed by a similar body to Ofsted for schools. I can't remember the name of it, but a little Internet research should help.  If you are really concerned then maybe you could report it to a body such as that?
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Take the disk and open it up. There is a way to open them up from the little silver circle. Theres a brown plastic thing inside that keeps all your data. Just get rid of that and you will be fine. You can cut it up or burn it. I dont think there is a special way of recycling them unless you just want to format the disk (which will erase all data anyway) and then give it to someone who might want them. A lot of schools have a need for them so you might want to give them to a school near you.
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Classmates.com   Hope this helps.
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That's a tough one.  They turn over their records to another institution but it can be very hard to tell which instituion has them. \n\nGood luck.
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You should be able to contact the schools you went to,they should have extra copies if it hasn't been that long ago,also check with your local library/geneology they might be able to give you suggestions.
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go to the courhouse and ask where you can view records,.  It will be free unless you want a copy.  Then you will have to pay  a minimal charge .   I foyu do it online it may costs something, but again not that much.
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Best place to find that answer is maybe public records archives at local city hall. I think. Looking on microfiche at the local library. Ask someone at the school district office; look into their archives.