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Student records include information about the schools a student has attended, as well as their attendance history and marks.
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Current Edmonton Public Schools students and their parents or guardians can get records from their school. Please contact your school directly.
Important information for students 18 or older.
Edmonton Public Schools staff who are helping parents get a Canada Revenue Agency letter should follow the process on the Providing Student Records page in Connect.
Former Edmonton Public Schools students or their parents/guardians can request the following documents online. Most requests are processed in one week.
Read about high school transcripts.
Important information for former students who are 18 or older.
A high school transcript is the official record that shows you have completed the requirements for a high school diploma. This is not the same as your course and mark history.
You must order high school transcripts through Alberta Education.
Current and former students who are 18 or older must request their own letters or records. You may only request records for someone older than 18 if:
If you are requesting records for someone older than 18, you will be asked to provide proof of written consent or legal guardianship as part of the application process. Please have these documents ready.
If your family is planning to move to Canada or your child is coming to study as an international student, you will need a Letter of Acceptance for your immigration or study permit application. Please call Division Support Services at 780-429-8030 for assistance.
Edmonton Public Schools does not provide educational background information for employment checks. You can request this from Alberta Education.
You can request a copy of the student record if you have signed consent. A fee may apply.
You can request documents by emailing central.records@epsb.ca.
If your school is in Alberta, the student record will be available on PASI (Provincial Approach to Student Information).
If your school is in another province or country, you can request student records through Alberta Student Link. You need an Alberta Education account to access the Alberta Student Link website, but you don’t need to be in Alberta to create one.