Baltimore district will track inventory electronically

June 21, 2007
New system reduces paperwork, provides instant account information.

The Baltimore school system is switching to an all-electronic method of tracking inventory and monitoring grants at individual schools. Charlene Cooper Boston, Baltimore City schools interim chief executive officer, says the new system reduces the need for paper tracking and provides instant account balances and receipt management for school administrators.

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