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DPI cuts data‑migration vendor, hires Aurora to steady Infinite Campus rollout
Summary
The Department of Public Instruction terminated its original data‑migration contractor after performance shortfalls and signed Aurora Educational Technology to pick up statewide data migrations for the Infinite Campus student information system, citing a narrow window to complete cutover tasks before July 1.
Tony Ambrose, executive lead for the K–12 Infinite Campus project at the Department of Public Instruction, told the Legislative IT Committee that DPI has ended a contract with the vendor handling district data migration and agreed to a mutual termination after the vendor failed to meet performance expectations. "We have terminated that contract with that vendor," Ambrose said, adding that the vendor no longer has access to state data and districts were instructed to stop working with the partner.
Ambrose said DPI signed a new contract this week with Aurora Educational Technology, an Illinois firm with recent statewide…
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