How exactly do “permanent records” work? Do they actually exist, especially beyond school?
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Permanent records are stored in a school for two years post graduation and then shipped to the board where they’re stored forever. The only people who have access to these records are you (upon request) and the police (if they have a warrant). They’re largely not things of consequence. The only documents from here anyone has access to are ones you consent to giving (and if police have a warrant).
The creepier permanent records are the ones you don’t even know you have. Corporations track all sorts of information on you throughout your life. Like when I volunteered to by a minor league hockey assistant coach…. they had my record of playing hockey, every single game… every single goal… what positions I played… what numbers I had…. what penalties I had.
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