How do l get a copy of my high school diploma if the school has been closed to a couple years?

call the school district's main office and ask

Thanks to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which was passed in 1974, student records are protected and kept private. What this means is that the student, and only the student, can look at their records. The student is the only one who can try to make changes to their records and can limit any information that is disclosed. In addition, this Privacy Act keeps colleges and universities from releasing any grades or transcript information to anyone other than the student. Only with written permission by the student can this information be released. If all fails. Go to the town hall of where the School was located at and inquire there. They has to be a record on file to track your diploma down. But your best bet is with the School District in which the school was located in. They can help you get a copy of your diploma and may point you to a specific department with record keeping to track down where you can get a another copy. There maybe a fee involved. Hope this helps.