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District completes initial Next Path migration; staff outline inservice schedule and safety training

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School leaders said they completed an initial migration from Infinite Campus to Next Path, enabling teachers to view roster and assessment data in one place; staff also described inservice and safety training aligned with Marshfield practices.

District administrators told the board that initial work to move student records from Infinite Campus into Next Path is complete and that teachers can now see rostered students and assessment data in the new system.

"So now when a teacher logs in they can see their rostered kids," said the district administrator who led the Next Path implementation, describing how assessment data and preACT/benchmarks were imported so teachers can review longitudinal information during conferences. Staff said additional assessment sources (Ames web, STAR) will be migrated so conferences will show detailed benchmarks and specific areas where students need help.

Administrators also outlined inservice plans for the start of school, including sessions dedicated to Next Path, grade-level planning, and safety training. Mr. Neils will run building-focused safety briefings mirroring Marshfield School District language so neighboring districts use consistent terminology when local law enforcement supports incident responses.

The board discussed timing for staff training and confirmed that teachers will receive multiple training opportunities before student contact days.

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