Account Deletion
Last updated: July 8, 2026
Learn how school-owned accounts, institutional records, and school closure requests are handled on Kralis.
Kralis is a school management platform. Only schools can register directly through the School Onboarding page. There is no self-sign-up for individual students, teachers, deans, or parents.
- The school administrator account is created on onboarding.
- Student, teacher, dean, and parent accounts are created and managed by the school.
- Individual users do not own these institutional accounts.
Students, teachers, deans, and parents cannot independently delete their accounts because those accounts form part of the school's academic and administrative records.
- School members who want their account or associated data deleted should make the request directly to their school.
- Schools manage user access when a student graduates, transfers, or changes schools, or when a teacher, dean, or staff member leaves.
- The school may promote, transfer, deactivate, delete, or otherwise manage accounts and associated data according to its own policies.
Deleting a school account is different from deleting an individual consumer account. A school account may contain institutional data across multiple academic years, including:
- Student academic records and transcripts
- Attendance, assessments, and examination history
- Financial records and administrative history
The school owner can initiate an Account Migration / School Closure Request from the School Settings page. After the request is submitted, our team contacts the school to confirm how it wants to proceed, either:
- Exporting or migrating school data to another system
- Permanently deleting the institution and its records
- Securely retaining records for archival access when needed
The guided closure process helps schools avoid unintentionally losing years of institutional and student records that may still have long-term academic, administrative, legal, or archival value. It also allows schools that have closed or migrated to another platform to preserve access to historical records when those records are required.