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Along with educational opportunities both in and out of the classroom, we provide students with assistance and support.
Find guidelines and procedures for requesting a transcript and other student records.
You can get a record of your information from Garland ISD through the form of a transcript. Official transcripts can be used to apply for jobs and are a necessity for applying to college.
Access and share your academic records securely no matter where you are with GreenLight. Records can be used for:
Our district uses GreenLight Credentials, which allows families to instantly and securely share academic information with educational institutions, employers, and the military.
For students under the age of 18, there is a prompt included during registration to allow parental consent.
Please view the Quick Start Guide and the videos below for instructions on how to register on GreenLight.
Students can sign up at greenlightlocker.com/register. Parents of students under 18 can learn how to sign up on our Academic Counseling page.
If you continue to receive error messages while trying to access GreenLight, screenshot the error message and send the screenshot via email.
If you attended or graduated from a Garland ISD school in the last two years, or are currently enrolled, contact the last GISD campus attended. Those records are maintained on campus.
If you attended or graduated from a Garland ISD school in 2021-2022 or before: complete this Google form bit.ly/RecordsGISD.
GED diplomas are granted by the State of Texas, not Garland ISD. Because of this, the methods of requesting transcripts outlined above do not apply to GED transcripts. Please request your GED by going through the state processes.
Cost: $5 each. Cash only.
For a transcript in a sealed envelope, complete the form linked below. The address and payment information is on the form.
Access to student records will be granted according to the Federal Educational Rights to Privacy Act (FERPA) and Garland ISD policies FL (Legal) and FL (Local) for student records.
Once a graduate has turned 18 years of age or is in a post-secondary setting the parent may not request records of any kind. Per federal law, a parent can only sign in place of a student if the parent brings in their most current 1040 tax form showing that the student is still a dependent for tax purposes.
NOTE - Diplomas are considered ceremonial documents, not a district record. The high school transcript, academic achievement record (AAR), is the official record of achievement and graduation.
Please note that student files expire. With an enrollment of over 50,000 students, it is not practical to maintain student files indefinitely. Because of this, student records and special education service records will expire five years after a student withdraws or graduates. This includes cumulative folders, paper transcripts, and other records. However, we maintain digital files for high school transcripts of all GISD students indefinitely.
Transcript and records requests are handled by the Office of Records Management in Student Services. The office provides public information in accordance with the Texas Public Information Act (TPIA) and provides copies of student records that are not available through the student's campus.
