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Categories: K-12 Modernization
Categories: K-12 Modernization
Weekly BRIDGE Office Hours and data‑migration support sessions offered to assist districts. An updated guidance was released for exporting and importing student immunization data, now aligned with Infinite Campus to simplify bulk uploads while long‑term integration options continue to be explored.
Categories: Press Release
State Sen. Michelle Axtman (R‑District 7), Rep. Jim Jonas (R‑District 13), State Superintendent Levi Bachmeier, Lt. Gov. Michelle Strinden and North Dakota First Lady Kjersti Armstrong today announced the launch of a statewide survey designed to gather public input on responsible technology‑use policies in North Dakota classrooms.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
Categories: Press Release
Ten North Dakota high school students have been named as semifinalists for recognition as U.S. Presidential Scholars. These students represent the best in academic excellence, leadership, and service.
Each year, 161 of the nation's top high school graduates are chosen to be U.S. Presidential Scholars and are honored by the United States Department of Education. These Scholars go on to advance the arts, culture, business, education, and civic life of the nation.
Categories: Press Release
State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier is asking for young North Dakotans to serve on his Superintendent’s Student Cabinet, which offers students an opportunity to discuss concerns and shape policy in K-12 education.
Categories: K-12 Modernization
Recent BRIDGE updates cover upcoming Open Office Hours and Data Migration Support Sessions, key guidance on pre‑data sync use of Infinite Campus, updates for districts using EduCal for Choice Ready tracking, and details on upcoming statewide communications about the transition to Infinite Campus.
Categories: Press Release
Categories: K-12 Modernization
Categories: K-12 Modernization
Get a quick look at what’s ahead in the BRIDGE transition: weekly support sessions, hands‑on data‑migration help, new security guidance, and a sneak peek at optional Infinite Campus tools. Plus, key Ed Portal services will remain available as districts prepare for the move to Infinite Campus—keeping everyone informed, supported, and ready for what’s next.