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The Calgary Board of Education keeps records on Calgary Board of Education students for the years they attended CBE schools (Grades kindergarten to 12). Official Student Transcript are issued by Alberta Education.

What is a student record and how do I get a copy?

What is a transcript and how do I get copy?

student records

The Calgary Board of Education keeps cumulative records on CBE students if available, for the years they attended CBE schools (Grades K-12). Student records may be required for purposes such as entering the military, continuation of secondary education, and proof of English elementary education (for Bill 101 in Quebec).

Note: This is not an official transcript (required for entry to post-secondary institutions).

For a copy of your student record:
  • If you left a CBE school within the last four years, contact the school. 
  • For records from Calgary Catholic, contact the Calgary Catholic School District. 
  • If you are looking for records from adult academic courses, contact Alberta Education (See transcript). If you took courses with Chinook Learning Services, for credit courses contact 403-777-8921 and for credit-free courses contact 403-777-7550. 
  • Otherwise, submit a request to Records Management, Calgary Board of Education. If you are 18 years of age, or are making application on the behalf of a minor, Records Management requires a signed letter of release. Click here for a form you can print, fill out, sign and mail or fax. 

student transcripts

A transcript is an official record of high school marks accepted by post secondary institutions, and is issued by Alberta Education for this district. There is a fee for this service. To request your official transcript, contact the Alberta Education Information Exchange in Edmonton at 780-427-5732 or go to the Alberta Education website. Transcripts cannot be ordered over the phone.

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