Skokie, IL September 26, 2008 -- General ASP, the company behind AppliTrack, the leading web-based applicant tracking system in the education market, announced today that the Archdiocese of Seattle Catholic Schools has selected AppliTrack to be their web-based applicant tracking solution.

With AppliTrack, the Archdiocese of Seattle Catholic Schools will be able to drastically minimize the paper usage typically associated with traditional hiring practices as all application materials will be stored online in a secure location. By using a web browser from any computer with an Internet connection, all human resources personnel will be able to search, sort, and evaluate applicant credentials with ease. In addition, applicants will be able to complete their entire application file online.

"AppliTrack allows administrators in large school organizations to easily share employment application materials with one another, regardless of their physical location. That way, all administrators are involved in the hiring process and can work together to hire the best candidates," said Abe Reese, President and Founder of General ASP.

With a yearly enrollment of more than 24,000 students, AppliTrack will handle the employment applications for all positions within the Catholic Schools Department.

The Archdiocese of Seattle Catholic Schools is the third largest AppliTrack user on the west coast behind Anchorage Public Schools (AL) and Kern High School District (CA).
    
About General ASP
General ASP is a technology company built by education and sustained through innovation. Founded in 1998 by Abe Reese, General ASP has been designing web-based software that is easy-to-use and completely affordable. Their flagship product, AppliTrack, is a web-based applicant tracking system. Currently being used in 810 organizations throughout 32 States in the United States, General ASP has proven to be a leader in the educational technology market.

About the Archdiocese of Seattle Catholic Schools
The schools of the Archdiocese of Seattle, in communion with the Archbishop, in collaboration with parents, parish leadership, and the community, and in the service of teaching Gospel values and the faith of the Catholic Church, educate students in grades K to 12 for leadership and service to the church and society through excellent religious, academic, and co-curricular programs that strive to be accessible to all.