Also there is the issue that teachers and staff need some sort of software to do record keeping on the students. This could be used for tracking grades, assignments, health statistics, shot schedules (e.g. the flu), and allows the ability to send these things directly to your corresponding state headquarters...unless you want to do it by hand.
A favorite in the upper midwest region is JMC Inc for this record keeping. Currently they support Windows AND MacOS. As interests rise though there will be a greater push for Linux software as well. They told me once that they have one version that DOES support Linux but it hasn't been finalized to be released.
What does everyone else use for record keeping software? Windows AND Linux?
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Also there is the issue that teachers and staff need some sort of software to do record keeping on the students. This could be used for tracking grades, assignments, health statistics, shot schedules (e.g. the flu), and allows the ability to send these things directly to your corresponding state headquarters...unless you want to do it by hand.
A favorite in the upper midwest region is JMC Inc for this record keeping. Currently they support Windows AND MacOS. As interests rise though there will be a greater push for Linux software as well. They told me once that they have one version that DOES support Linux but it hasn't been finalized to be released.
What does everyone else use for record keeping software? Windows AND Linux?