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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. 

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.

This week's updates include next steps for data migration, an overview of the multi-generational project plan, a reporting survey, and our recently-launched knowledge base. 

Large, transformational initiatives don’t happen overnight, especially when they impact schools, districts, and educators across an entire state. That’s why the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction has taken a deliberate and thoughtful approach to planning this work.

State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier on Monday appealed to North Dakotans to consider applying for two upcoming vacancies on the state Board of Higher Education.

We’re pleased to report that, in response to statewide concerns and after consulting with multiple school districts, NDDPI has secured an additional vendor to support the PowerSchool‑to‑Infinite Campus transition. Aurora Educational Technology, a firm with extensive experience in this type of migration, will now be assisting with the process.

This week's updates highlight critical changes to the data migration and trial processes. 

State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier said North Dakota’s new rules governing public, tax-supported charter schools will take effect April 1, opening the way for supporters to offer their ideas for charter schools.

This week's updates highlight data migration next steps and premium product use data.