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1 RETENTION SCHEDULES Alberta Education

2 Retention Scheduling at Alberta Education Future Practice Government of Alberta Alberta Education Flexible Scheduling Current Environment Case Study Field Services Next Steps Alberta Education Retention Schedules Legislation

3 FUTURE PRACTICE A Move Towards Flexible Scheduling

4 Government of Alberta Information Management Framework and Information Management Strategic Plan Cross-government records classification and retention and disposition schedules for common functions Replacement of Administrative Records Disposition Authority (ARDA)

5 Alberta Education Working with established standards and guidelines to move towards a more functional approach to information organization Retention and disposition with a focus on flexible scheduling

6 Flexible Scheduling – What? Appraisal criteria to establish retention periods to multiple similar groups of information across an organization Streamlining retention schedules into limited categories or buckets Reduces duplication between department and business units

7 Flexible Scheduling – Why? Reduces the number of record series into grouped buckets Reduces the number of repeating retention categories from hundreds of records series to only those that relate to functions and processes Requires less effort inventorying and scheduling More efficient, cost effective, and easier for users to work with More transparency for users Drop-down menus which allows quick access and meaningful user classification

8 Flexible Scheduling – How? Decomposition of business functions and activities Business, legal, and regulatory requirements are mapped to records series Goal is the synthesis of records series based on similar business purposes, retention requirements, and legal obligations

9 CURRENT ENVIRONMENT Moving away from subject-based retention

10 Subject-based Retention Schedules Retention and Disposition Schedules based on subject Example: Negatives: consistently need to be updated, duplication and overlapping of subject items

11 Caution Following information is based the analysis of Alberta Education’s organization and the applicable legislation. It serves only as a model Your organization's appraisal of information resources and business requirements may differ based on your own strategic objectives

12 CASE STUDY An examination of Field Services

13 Field Services Review of Relevant Leg/Reg Ministry’s client interfacing division – Field Services Analysis of relevant regulations Charter Schools Regulation (S.37) Closure of Schools Regulation (S.58) Early Childhood Services Regulation (S.30(4)) Private Schools Regulation (S. 28 (6)) School Councils Regulation (S. 22(10)) Administrative Records (ARDA – gen 2 yr)

14 Field Services Information Resource Inventory Articles of incorporation School Charter Indications of Community Support Measures Selection Criteria Policy Development Plan Budget Reports Any other information required for applicant’s submission. Exemption Requests Exemption Approvals School Closure Notifications Extension Approvals for School Closure Procedures Registration Application (Supporting Documents) Annual Operating Plan Accreditation Application Policies (related to evaluation of students, teacher growth, supervision, and evaluation on teachers, safety for outdoor and field trips and health protocol) Application for Grant Grant Approval / Denial Notification School Closure Notifications Operator Annual Budgets Operator Annual Financial Statements Operator Insurance Policy Operator Fidelity Bond Education Plan Annual Education Results

15 Field Services Map Information Resources to Existing Retention Schedules or Develop New Schedule for Record Series by Appraisal Map business requirements to records series in file plan

16 NEXT STEPS What you can do to map legislation to retention

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19 Alberta Education Retention Schedules Schedule 2000/019-A001 – School Funding and Operations (Case File Series) 01 School Authorities General case records relating to the administration of school authorities Records may include: agreements, committees, meeting, planning, reports, studies, statistics, etc. Closure criteria: Calendar year end (December 31) Retention: 10 years Final Disposition: Archives

20 Private Schools Regulation 2(1) An application for registration as a registered private school must be submitted to the Minister and must include […]” Schedule 2000/019-A001 Item 02 Private Schools Operators – General General case records relating to the application, approval and operation of private schools Records include applications to operate, copy of certificate of incorporation; fire, health, and building inspections, zoning approval, approval to operate, school handbooks, policies, copies of lease agreement, change of address, etc. 10 years retention then sent to Archives

21 Student Evaluation Regulation 2 The Minister may establish tests, examinations or other methods for determining the ability, achievement or development of students or other individuals, including but not limited to provincial achievement tests, diploma examinations and provincially-administered national and international tests Schedule 1997/035 Item 02 Student Assessment and Testing – Policy Subject records relating to development of assessment (evaluation), reporting and results of student performance in relation to provincial goals and standards Records include policy, legislation and procedures development 7 years retention then Archives

22 Student Records Regulation 4(1) Subject to subsection (2), a board shall keep a student record containing the information referred to in section 2(1) and (3) for 7 years after the student ceases to attend a school operated by the board or until the student record has been forwarded to another school in accordance with section 8(1)

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24 THANK YOU. QUESTIONS? Mathew Paliga Business Analyst Strategic Services and Governance Division Alberta Education 44 Capital Blvd 10044-108 Street Edmonton, AB Wk phone: 780-643-9270 Fax: 780-427-4710 Mathew.Paliga@gov.ab.ca Kathleen Brow Records Management Business Analyst Strategic Services and Governance Division Alberta Education 44 Capital Blvd 10044-108 Street Edmonton, AB Wk phone: 780-638-3498 Fax: 780-427-4710 Kathleen.Brow@gov.ab.ca

25 Sources School Act and Regulations http://www.education.alberta.ca/department/policy/legislation/re gulations.aspx http://www.education.alberta.ca/department/policy/legislation/re gulations.aspx NARA (U.S.A. National Archives) http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/faqs/flexible- scheduling.html http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/faqs/flexible- scheduling.html Service Alberta http://www.im.gov.ab.ca/documents/imtopics/Developing_Record s_Retention_and_Disposition_Schedules_July_7.pdf Government of Alberta Information Management Website http://www.im.gov.ab.ca/ http://www.im.gov.ab.ca/ Administrative Records Disposition Authority (ARDA) http://www.im.gov.ab.ca/documents/publications/ARDA.pdf http://www.im.gov.ab.ca/documents/publications/ARDA.pdf


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