Your academic record during high school is of utmost importance and is documented in a high school transcript. This transcript is an official record of your academic achievements during your years in high school. The transcript lists all of the courses you took, when you took them, the grades you received in each class, and any other relevant information, such as your standardized test scores and any honors you earned. It also includes any courses you completed before high school that count towards your high school credits.

Universities, community colleges, and trade schools use transcripts to track academic progress and achievements from high school and other institutions to determine eligibility for admission, scholarships, and other opportunities. They also help institutions to place students in appropriate courses and programs.

If you need help sending your transcript, ask your school counselor. Most school districts use electronic services such as Parchment, Naviance, and Xello to process transcript requests. These services make sending transcripts to colleges and universities easier and faster. Your school counselor can provide you with more information on how to use these services and can assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.