District to switch student information system to PowerSchools, district says it will save costs
Director Marie Shimer told the board the district will replace its current SIS with PowerSchools to improve Oregon-specific support and state reporting while saving money.
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Marie Shimer, director of educational services, told the board the district plans to move its Student Information System to PowerSchools because the current system lacks Oregon-specific support and state reporting features. "The District will be switching to PowerSchools as their SIS (Student Information System). Our current system is lacks in Oregon specific support and state reporting features. This change will be a cost savings to the district," Shimer reported.
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