School Information Systems, Inc. Announces Partnership with Scantron® (4/21/08)

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Mexico School District Selects School Information Systems, Inc. (04/18/08)

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Mehlville parents have Internet site to check student's progress (11/06/07)

Exposed.

At least that's how one Mehlville School District student said she felt when she first learned about Parent Link.

It's a district Internet portal where parents can check on their students' homework progress, grades, attendance, discipline, even how much they spend in the cafeteria at lunch. Parent Link began during the 2006-07 school year for students at all grade levels...

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Deer Park School Buys Computers (07/16/07)

Deer park school board members have agreed to purchase new computers and a software system that will allow parents to view information about their children and the school on the Internet.

...In addition, the board agreed to enter into an $8,555 contract with School Information Systems, Inc., based in Tremont, on a web-based student management system. The contract has an annual renewal license agreement of $2,650.

The system will allow real-time student record-keeping with access from anywhere the Internet is available.

For example, parents will be able to use a password and look up their children's grades, attendance, assignments, discipline, lunch balances and other things.

For teachers and administrators, the program will provide a centralized database that will make data entry simplified and allow for more comprehensive reporting.

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Hazelwood Schools Join Data Service (07/11/07)

The Hazelwood School District board approved a five-year contract Tuesday with School Information Systems for Internet-based grading and data management.

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Tremont's New Software Leaves No Child Behind (04/26/07)

Tremont Community School District 702 is transitioning to a new student information management software product, one that will hopefully make it easier for teachers and administration to track data for the “No Child Left Behind" Act.

School Information Systems Inc. is a web-based system which will replace the current Windows-based “STI Education Data Management Solutions" program that the district has used for the last five or six years.

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