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PowerSchool, a division of Apple, today announced the Education Symposiums Spring Technology Series, which will focus on the Schools Interoperability Framework, a movement reaching nationwide prominence throughout K-12 education, and feature Dr. Mark Silzer, founding member of the SIF Board, as the guest speaker.

PowerSchool, a division of Apple, today announced the release of PowerSchool 5.0 for the K-12 market. PowerSchool 5.0 delivers data access and optimized performance capabilities to address a broad set of customer uses, while scaling easily to meet the needs of growing schools and districts of all sizes, says Apple. “PowerSchool is one of the fastest growing web-based SIS in the U.S. with more than 6,500 schools and 3,000,000 students using the system.

PowerSchool today announced that its open solution PowerSchool Premier has been named a winner in the 2005 Software and Information Industry Association’s (SIIA) Codie Awards, in the category of Best Student Information System for K-12. “We’re thrilled to accept our third Codie Award,” said PowerSchool’s newly named president, Mary McCaffrey. “PowerSchool Premier is our newest option focused on providing the most open, stable and flexible system available.

PowerSchool, a division of Apple and a leader in student information systems (SIS), today announced the availability of PowerSchool Pro 4.2, an upgrade for the management of Alternative Education Programs (AEPs), particularly Continuing Education programs. With this new version, PowerSchool also announces certification with Mac OS X Tiger.

by Dennis Sellers – PowerSchool, a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple, last month released PowerSchool SIS 3.7, the latest version of the Web-based, Mac and Windows compatible student information system for K-12 schools and school districts. The update is the result of the company’s renewed focus on stability, quality and the desire to add “innovative features rather than just looking at what’s going on in the rest of the market,” PowerSchool President Bob Longo told MacMinute.

PowerSchool, a division of Apple Computer, today announced the release of PowerSchool Student Information System (SIS) 3.7. New features of version 3.7 include automated schedule scenario set-up; new capabilities to allow for scheduling far in advance; and improved data-capture of scheduling results.

Apple’s PowerSchool division has announced PowerSchool PowerPack, a new support offering for the Web-based student information system. PowerPack is a complement to training for school administrators and teachers using PowerSchool SIS and will be offered through September 26, 2003. The PowerPack includes PowerSchool and PowerGrade tutorials, templates, user guides, product overview QuickTime movies, and more.

PowerSchool, a division of Apple, today announced PowerSchool Student Information System (SIS) 3.6, the latest version of the company’s Web-based, single-server Windows and Macintosh compatible student information system for K-12 schools and school districts. PowerSchool 3.6 features “more scheduling versatility, expanding on the Master Schedule Builder of version 3.5.

PowerSchool today announced the availability of PowerSchool version 3.5, a Web-based student information system (SIS) for K-12 schools and school districts up to 10,000 students.