MIDDLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL is working to make requesting and sending transcripts easier for you! If you are a currently enrolled student, choose one of the options below. Former students within the last 5 years should follow option 2. Former students who attended a WCPSS high school more than 5 years ago should contact WCPSS Central Records at (919) 850-1638.

1) Electronic Transcript Requests
Docufide Secure Transcripts. (www.docufide.com - hotlink to this page) Transcripts can be requested and delivered electronically through this system to any college or university in the country. The cost per transcript is $5. Transcripts that are delivered electronically usually arrive at the college or university within 24 hours. Transcripts that are mailed by Docufide usually arrive within 7 days.

2) Paper Requests for Transcripts
You may also request a transcript from the Registrar in your high school Student Services Office. A transcript should be requested 5-7 days before you need it to be mailed. There is no charge for the first 3 transcripts each school year, and there is a $3 charge for each additional transcript. After receiving written permission from the parent, the transcripts will be sent to any college, university, or organization requested.

Additional Transcript Information

1) There is no charge for the following paper transcript requests.

• Mid-year senior year transcript
• Final transcript after graduation to the college or university that you will attend
• Transcripts for any scholarship or award requested by the high school scholarship committee

  Please complete a transcript request form at your school and turn in to your high school Registrar. These transcripts will then be sent through US Mail.

2) Scholarship requests

You may request a transcript from the Registrar in your high school Student Services Office for scholarship applications. Follow the same procedures listed in “Paper Requests for Transcripts”. A transcript should be requested 5-7 days before you need it to be mailed.

3) In order for a transcript to be “official,” it must be:

• delivered electronically through Docufide,
• sent from the high school office to the college, university, or organization without the student or parent handling it.

4) Official transcripts for current seniors are available each year by the 20th school day.

Remember that SAT scores must be sent directly to college and universities from College Board.