Like other nutrition programs around the world, Canada's Food Guide divides nutrition into four main food groups: vegetables and fruit, grain products, milk and alternatives, and meat and alternatives.
Therefore, it is in the school district's discretion to decide how long to keep such records. In keeping with the intent of 603 CMR 23.06, however, the time limit for destruction of the record should probably be not less than sixty years for a transcript and not more than five years for the temporary record.
When sorting through dusty file boxes or the pile of papers on your desk, itâs easy to become confused as to which records you need to keep and those you should shred. Here are some guidelines to help you determine how long to keep records: 1  Tax Records: Seven years, to be safe. 2  Pay Stubs: One year. 3  Bank Statements: One year. 4  Credit Card Statements: At least 45 days. 5  Medical Records: At least a year, but often longer. 6  Insurance Records: Keep policy information for the life of the policy plus an additional five ...