Tennessee DOE Certifies Student Mgmt. System -- THE Journal

Tennessee DOE Certifies Student Mgmt. System

11/01/95

The Tennessee State Department of Education has granted certification status to McGraw-Hill School Systems' OSIRIS student information management package, formally authorizing installation of the software in any public school in the state. OSIRIS is currently used in over 500 schools in Tennessee. D'E staff certified the cross-platform software based on extensive testing of specific features to adhere to state reporting requirements. McGraw-Hill School Systems, Monterey, CA, (800) 663-0544.

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