Secure Online Fax for Pennsylvania Schools, Districts, and Universities

Official transcripts for transferring students, individualized education program documents, immunization and health forms required for enrollment, and registration paperwork between districts top the list. Many receiving registrars and the Pennsylvania Department of Education still designate fax as an accepted channel, and a faxed transcript produces a dated record showing exactly when it was sent and confirmed.

Faxes are encrypted in transit with TLS and stored under AES-256 encryption, and every send is logged with its destination and status. That supports the disclosure controls FERPA requires for transcripts, disciplinary files, and special-education records. The send log also gives a registrar evidence of who received a student's file, which is exactly the kind of disclosure record FERPA expects schools to keep.

Yes. Number selection is free, so a district can assign separate local numbers to the high school registrar, the special-education office, and the central administration building. There are no per-number fees, and a single-user plan starts at $12.99 per month, which suits a small charter school or a single department.

Each plan comes with a monthly page allowance, and when enrollment season pushes a registrar's volume up for a few weeks a district can move to a higher tier for that load and step back down afterward. There are no per-page charges. A 7-day free trial lets a school office try sending transcripts before it picks a plan, and larger districts can set the allowance where it fits their normal volume.

Immunization and medical records sent for enrollment carry health data, and the $79.99 per month Business plan adds HIPAA-grade handling on top of the standard FERPA protections. A nurse or health office can send those forms knowing the transmission is encrypted and recorded, with the dashboard available to look up any prior send.