A transcript is a document that details a student's academic achievement in high school. All high school transcripts generally contain the following information:

1. Courses, grades, and credits for each grade completed, beginning with grade nine.

2. Current cumulative G.P.A and class rank. We included both a 4-point and point G.P.A.

3. Anticipated graduation date.

4. Test scores, including PLAN, ACT, S.AT, and state mandated End of Instruction test scores.

 A transcript provides admissions and scholarship committees with important objective data. All colleges, and most scholarship programs, will request that an official transcript must have a signature, stamp, or seal verifying its authenticity.

An unofficia1 transcript is exactly the same as an official transcript except that there is no signature, Students and parents can obtain a copy of their transcript in the main office or in the counselor's office stamp, or seal.