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Student Information System Produces Customized Reports

11/01/95

A module-based student information system, Nordex School automates daily attendance, student enrollment, grade reporting, scheduling and other routine tasks. Sold separately, all modules work seamlessly together: student records, attendance, schedules, grade reporting, conduct, health, teachers and schedule build. A built-in report manager produces custom reports, while security features let administrators define the access of individual users to any component. One maintains all system files and manages all reference tables from a single screen. Multiple files may be linked dynamically for more flexible queries. Plus, scanner input is available for grades, course requests and attendance. Nordex International offers many additional services, including data conversion, software installation and configuration, network installation, onsite training and data entry. Nordex International, Hingham, MA, (617) 740-4506. M

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