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Categories: Press Release
State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier said newly proposed state regulations will emphasize improved student performance for schools that want to operate four days a week. The proposed rules outline three primary goals as prerequisites for Department of Public Instruction approval of a four-day week. The goals are: Encourage innovation to improve learning; improve student educational outcomes; and strengthen student academic opportunities.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
This week's article provides updates regarding TieNet, FAQs, and opportunities for additional support.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
As we move forward with the transition from TieNet to Infinite Campus, NDDPI would like to provide clarity regarding which documents and data will be migrated during this process.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
This week's updates include next steps for data migration, TieNet clarification, FAQs, and upcoming opportunities for support.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
We are excited to announce that Infinite Campus has resumed trial data conversions beginning today (Thursday, April 9, 2026). The teams agreed that perfect data is not required to proceed; trials should move forward when data is directionally correct, systemically consistent, and sufficient to expose issues that only emerge within Infinite Campus.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
The BRIDGE team has been made aware of some miscommunication regarding TieNet, and the migration of TieNet data to Infinite Campus, including reports that district staff will need to manually copy / paste information from TieNet to Infinite Campus to migrate data.
To clarify, here's what we know:
Categories: K-12 Modernization
This week's updates include next steps for data migration, summer school guidance, a reporting survey, our recently-launched knowledge base, and upcoming Office Hours.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
As communicated last week, NDDPI has secured a new vendor to support the PowerSchool-to-Infinite Campus transition. Aurora Educational Technology (AET), a firm with extensive experience in this type of migration, is now assisting with the data migration efforts. In addition, an experienced team comprised of both state and district-level personnel will assist to ensure a smooth path forward with this initiative.
All districts will have access to their data extracts through their Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) site. Your Infinite Campus implementation team will provide data validation reports. Districts should review data that is in their SFTP site and bring concerns to the Infinite Campus implementation team.
Categories: Press Release
State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier said North Dakota students’ performance on Advanced Placement exams could save them more than $4.1 million in college tuition costs.