SIS Undergoes Name Change

Available in single or multi-user versions, Win School SIS 3.0 (formerly CSL Thesis) takes full advantage of the Microsoft Windows environment. Chancery's award-winning SIS features modules that make keeping track of just about any kind of student-related information easy to accomplish.
They include Student Demographics/Discipline, Teacher Information, Attendance, Gradebook, Scheduling, Report Cards & Transcripts, Report Manager and more. Also provided is a custom report generator.
Win School uses a client-server architecture so third-party tools can easily manipulate its data. Import/export functions are robust and scanning is supported. Chancery offers on-site training -- toll-free technical support and update programs are also available. Chancery Software Ltd., Burnaby, BC, Canada, (800) 999-9931, [email protected]. W

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