Parents Can Access Their Child's Grades

  • 10/01/96
GradeQuick! 4.0 interfaces with school administrative software to provide a total grade management solution. Teachers can upload grades without forms or bubble sheets, and use the same data disk on Mac, DOS or Windows machines. New optional companion modules include automatic updating of student rosters, a photographic seating chart that automatically sends attendance to the registrar, and parental access to current reports on their child's progress by the Web or telephone. GradeQuick! 4.0 adapts to any teacher's grading system, letting them set their own grading scales, symbols or weighting system. Detailed reports can be customized and printed. Jackson Software, Glenc'e, IL, (800) 850-1777.

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