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To obtain a transcript from a California public school, you will need to contact the school directly. If the school is closed, we suggest contacting the local school district or the County Office of Education for assistance. Contact information for these entities may be obtained from the California School Directory.

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Keep in mind that records from elementary and secondary public schools in Minnesota are here as part of the Minnesota State Archives. They can generally be found by searching the library and archives catalog: Use the name of the applicable town/township/county and the word "school" in the search box.

Model Letter I am writing to schedule a time to come and review all of my child's records. My son/daughter, (child's name), is in the (___) grade at (name of school), in (teacher's name) class. I will also need copies of some or all of these records. Please let me know where and when I can come in to see the records.

Checking Out Academic Credentials Contact the school. Most college registrars will confirm dates of attendance and graduation, as well as degrees awarded and majors, upon request. ... Research the school on the Internet. ... Ask the applicant for proof of the degree and the school's accreditation.

If you graduated or attended a District school within the last seven years, you can obtain your transcript by contacting your former school. If you graduated, attended more than seven years ago you will need to complete the transcript request below. Upon receipt of your request, the information will be mailed to you.

For emergencies or immediate communication needs, please use the Language Line at 1-866-874-3972. School secretaries in each school or program can provide the access code for this service.

While schools are not required to keep education records for any set period of time under federal law, California's state laws differ. Here, school districts must keep educational records for three years after they stop being “useful” — which typically means three years after your child has left the district.