how can i get trade schools records under freedom of info  act ...it's funded by tax's and primarily i want
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I don't think it is a public record.  I think the only way you can get those records is to steal them or initiate a law suit and subpoena the records.
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Yes.  Go to the town clerk and tell them you want a copy under the Freedom of Information Act.\n\nThese are your taxes, you have a right to know.\n\nThe position and it's salary should be available.
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Contact the Franchise Tax Board for your state.  Most have websites where you can access your info.  Use your state name and FTB as search terms.
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Schools keep records for 75 years. Ask them to make you a copy.
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All such slaries should be public information.  Contact your county clerk and ask.\n\nIf you can't get it there, go to the information desk of your public library.
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It really depends on the type of information you're seeking.  If you have specifics, you can always submit a FOIA request to the government -- they are obligated by law to reply.
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There are, such as grant money for learning a trade like contracting, or whatever field of intrest to you. Just go to your local library or bookstore and ask them where the government grant books are located.
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Depends on what file you are talking about. The federal government and every state in the United States has a Department of Education (DOE). \n\nAre you trying to get into (enter) your education records? You need to go to your district central office and request a copy in person (bring valid picture ID).\n\nIs this a filing submission for student loans/financial aid? (fafsa) Check with your high school counselor (if still in high school) or the college financial office for further help.\n\nIs this a filing for teaching licensure? That would go through your state and your teacher prep program should be helping you with that.\n\nIs this a filing of your resume? That would go through the specific districts to which you are applying.\n\nIs this a filing for increase in licensure or the National Board licensure? Your district should be helping with that... contact your technology or personnel department.\n\nClear and well written details are the key to any properly expressed question.
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irs.gov then go to forms.
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go to irs.com  should get prompts
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Contact your old school and see if they have records on things like that.
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You can search it out for yourself at www.irs.gov.  Or H & R Block will search the information, for a fee.
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If you want just a blank form, sure, you can get it online at irs.gov.   I assume you're trying to get a copy of your actual return for that year.  There are instructions at irs.gov for that - type "copy of return" into the search box.  You can get a transcript, which gives the information from your return but not an actual copy, at no charge - for an actual copy, there is a charge.  Check with FAFSA - they'd probably accept the transcript.  It can take several weeks to get either though, you can't get it immediately.
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If they were done by a paid preparer, they're required to keep a copy, so it's easiest to go to them.\n\nOtherwise, the IRS has a Form 4506-T which you can mail or fax in and they will send you back the information that you need.
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I had to go through this recently too, and it's been 20 yrs that I graduated.  You need to directly call someone from the superintendant of schools and give them the info and they will get it for you.  I intially had someone tell me that the records wouldn't still be around, then when I talked to someone directly over the phone, it wasn't a problem at all.
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You can request these directly from the examining boards along with past papers. You need to find out the board for each subject.\n\nIt is a very long time since I requested these, I think there was a small fee.
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yes, go to www.irs.gov and you'll be able to get forms and instructions and all kinds of stuff.