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| In 1985 Management Information Group met the demands of its many school districts and developed a system to export/import critical live data via a synchronization process to and from schools, district offices, and state / government departments. Expanding on the concept of multiple registration sites for students, the system has evolved considerably into one core dataset that may be located at your district office. |
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| Our central information exchange provides you with the opportunity to edit, adjust and distribute data in the manner you see fit from your central database. |
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| Key Features |
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- On-line live student registration and enrollment available at throughout the district.
- Unduplicated, accurate and current.
- Enroll students in one or more schools within or outside your district.
- Centralized table setup and standards control.
- Standardized security and logins for all staff.
- Merge data from all modules at the district office via Central Student Registry.
- Full reporting capabilities including address verification.
- Purchase our user defined reports module and further enhance this powerful application.
- Allocation of all data that can be controlled by the district.
- Since our systems are SIF enabled, third-party applications can be seamlessly integrated with the system and more information can be captured about students without redundant data entry. The overall result is that time and money are saved and accompl
- Our web-based, centralized system or server based systems can be customized with an ASP Model to operate as an enterprise with various districts operating as their own entity under one umbrella. This now means that you can share the costs of attaining and operating a student information system with your neighboring districts.
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| System Security |
| The security management system allows the system administrator to easily configure the precise functions, which a specific user or group is allowed/required to access. All non-accessible modules are dropped from the user's menus. This not only provides secure access to all functions but also increases the operational efficiency by presenting functions each user is permitted to access. |