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School data location and control

Turn data-location requirements into verifiable system choices.

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The idea

Turn data-location requirements into verifiable system choices.

Classroom example

Map a student prompt, connected document, provider request, log, and backup to its storage location, operator, and retention rule.

Try this next

Use this checklist for school data location and control.

  • Draw the data flow
  • Confirm subprocessors and providers
  • Test deletion and recovery

Draw the actual data path

Identify where the school workspace, document index, model provider, logs, and backups operate. A locally hosted interface can still send prompts to an external model provider.

Try it with your school

  • List each service that receives school data.
  • Review the selected provider's processing terms.
  • Confirm who can administer and export data.
  • Define retention and deletion responsibilities.

Review the result

Make a deployment decision from the whole path. A label such as hosted or self-hosted is not enough to establish the location of every data processor.

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