Minot Public Schools is preparing for an important statewide technology transition as part of North Dakota’s BRIDGE Project (Building Reports Informing Data-driven Growth in Education), led by the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI).

Through this initiative, school districts across North Dakota will transition from PowerSchool to Infinite Campus, a modern, unified Student Information System (SIS) launching statewide on July 1, 2026.

Infinite Campus is a widely adopted platform for statewide implementations, used by education systems across the country. Including: 11 million students, in over 3,200 school districts, across 46 states, and 10 state education agencies.

What This Means for Families and Students

Infinite Campus will provide a more modern and streamlined experience for students, parents, and staff, including improvements to:

• Access to grades, attendance, and schedules
• Communication between schools and families
• Overall ease of navigating student information

The new system is designed to create a more consistent and user-friendly experience across all North Dakota schools.

Why the Change Is Happening

The BRIDGE Project is part of a broader statewide effort to modernize education data systems and better support student success. By moving to a unified platform, districts will benefit from:

• More consistent and reliable data
• Improved tools for educators and administrators
• Better insights to support teaching and learning

Commitment to Data Privacy and Security

Minot Public Schools and NDDPI are committed to protecting student information throughout this transition. Strong safeguards are in place to ensure that student data remains secure, accurate and protected throughout the migration process.

What to Expect Next

The transition to Infinite Campus will take place over the coming months, with the new system fully in place by July 2026. Additional information and resources will be shared with families as the transition progresses.

Check out the guides for parents and students on the Infinite Campus website.