(KNOX) – The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction has shut down using the software program Power School, and is now switching over to Infinite Campus
Infinite Campus is a cloud-based system that school districts can use to keep track of student information, grades, class schedules and attendance.
The North Dakota Budget Section approved the NDDPI’s request to provide emergency money to help pay for the software switch. $1,000 will be provided to each district and $25 will be given per student. These figures are based on last year’s enrollment. Schools can participate in walk-throughs in how to use Infinite Campus.
Fargo State Rep. Jim Kasper will attend special session remotely
(North Dakota Monitor) - A Fargo state lawmaker recovering from a stroke will participate remotely in the special legislative session next week, with his ability to serve in the 2027 regular session still to be determined. Rep. Jim Kasper, R-Fargo, w...
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Court rejects Mike Lindell's recount request for primary in Minnesota governor's race
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Minnesota DNR Having Auction For Confiscated Equipment
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Fargo Municipal Court Temporarily Relocating To Fargo Civic Center
(KNOX/KFGO) -Fargo Municipal Court will be temporarily relocating to the Fargo Civic Center starting today. The city says they are being relocated because of structural concerns with the parking garage that is underneath the municipal court building...
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