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The document is a Transcript Release Authorization Form for North Andover High School for the 2019-2020 academic year. It allows students to request the forwarding of their transcripts and supporting documents to colleges, requiring a processing fee of $3.00 per college. The form includes sections for student information, college application details, teacher recommendations, and guidance counselor use. It emphasizes the need for students to complete certain steps related to the Common App and FERPA waiver before submission.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your name clearly in the designated field at the top of the form.
Provide your signature and date in the respective fields to authorize the release of your transcripts.
Fill out the section for colleges, indicating each institution you wish to send your transcript to, along with their application deadlines.
Circle the type of application (Regular Decision, Early Action, etc.) for each college listed.
If applicable, list teacher names who will be writing your recommendations in the provided space.
Ensure you complete all necessary steps regarding FERPA waivers and Common App requirements as outlined on the form.
Review all entries for accuracy before submitting. Attach any required processing fees as instructed.

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A transcript release authorization form is a form used for granting a school authorization to release and submit a transcript of records of a student from one school to another institution.

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How should transcripts be formatted? Transcripts should include clear speaker labels, consistent punctuation, and paragraph breaks for each new speaker or topic. Include timestamps and non-verbal cues, like [laughs], when relevant.