NCED Connect Symposium 2025

Join Diane Dulaney, Chief Privacy Officer at the Department of Public Instruction, for a discussion of the three areas for building a data privacy program: preventing harm to students and the PSU; building trust among parents, students, and other community members; and ensuring compliance with federal and state laws. The session will include a review of how to implement FERPA at the school and district level and conversation about privacy implications for real-life situations.

This session will cover the integrations between NCSIS (powered by Infinite Campus), the Student UID System, and the Staff UID System. We'll walk through the entire process of student enrollment from start to finish — including using the Locator Wizard in the NCSIS, verifying information in the UID Systems, and navigating various enrollment scenarios.

The gradebook set-up is very different in Infinite Campus and a lot of front end work should be completed prior to teachers having access.  We will review how to set-up gradebooks and push them out.  We will show how the back end set-up looks for teachers.  We will review basic opperations and troubleshooting for gradebook and report cards.  We will also discuss how Moore County rolled out the gradebook to our teachers across 23 schools.

Join us for an in-depth session on managing standards and grading tasks within Infinite Campus. This session will guide participants through the process of assigning standards to courses, determining grading tasks (and when to include them), configuring course grade calculation options, and understanding the posting process for teachers. Additionally, we’ll walk through report card setup to ensure accurate and streamlined grade reporting. By the end of this session, attendees will gain a comprehensive toolkit to support standards-based grading and seamless report card generation.

Master the ins and outs of recording attendance in Infinite Campus for both period and daily tracking. This session will cover the essential do's and don'ts, common errors to avoid, and practical tips to ensure accuracy and compliance. Whether you're new to the system or looking to refine your process, this session will provide valuable insights to help you manage attendance effectively in the NCSIS.

Join Diane Dulaney, Chief Privacy Officer at the Department of Public Instruction, for a discussion of the three areas for building a data privacy program: preventing harm to students and the PSU; building trust among parents, students, and other community members; and ensuring compliance with federal and state laws. The session will include a review of how to implement FERPA at the school and district level and conversation about privacy implications for real-life situations.

It's extreamly hard to figure out what access to give people when you are just learning what a program does.  Moore County will talk through how to set-up our security groups, how we manage additional access requests, and how we keep it all managable.  We will share out base security groups and special tips and tricks we have learned throughout the last year.