Blaine, Minn., April 20, 2018 -- Infinite Campus and Grant Wood Area Education Agency (GWAEA) are pleased to announce a new partnership to provide training and support services to Infinite Campus school districts in Iowa. GWAEA is located in Cedar Rapids and currently provides educational services to area schools. “Infinite Campus is the largest student information system (SIS) vendor in Iowa supporting more than 255,000 Iowa students. We are excited to partner with GWAEA to deliver excellent, local customer support for our SIS & Special Education applications,” said Ashton Faires, Strategic Market Development at Infinite Campus.
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Dave Noles, Partner Alliance Manager at Infinite Campus, said the partnership will provide districts with excellent customer service. “Starting this summer, Iowa districts will have two great options for Infinite Campus support: GWAEA or Colorado-based Computer Information Concepts, our regional channel partner. We are impressed with GWAEA’s track record in providing quality SIS support in Iowa and are excited they have joined the Infinite Campus family.”
The partnership with Infinite Campus ensures Iowa districts have a choice regarding locally-supported student information systems. Jason Marshall, Educational Technology Services Coordinator at GWAEA, shared, “GWAEA strives to provide excellent support for all of our districts regardless of the SIS they choose to use. We are very excited to now offer local Infinite Campus SIS support alongside our long-standing support of the PowerSchool SIS.”
About Grant Wood AEA
Grant Wood Area Education Agency staff are committed to unlocking the potential of each and every learner, and is one of nine area education agencies in the state. They were created by the 1974 Iowa Legislature to ensure all children have equal educational opportunities. AEA’s serve as intermediate units providing educational services to local schools. www.gwaea.org
About Infinite Campus
As the most trusted name in student information, Infinite Campus manages 7.8 million students in 45 states. For 25 years, Infinite Campus has successfully implemented its solutions for customers of all sizes, from those with fewer than 100 students to those with more than 600,000 students. Infinite Campus customers include school districts, regional consortia, state departments of education and the federal government. www.infinitecampus.com
About Computer Information Concepts (CIC)
CIC was organized in 1981 to assist cities, counties, schools and state governments in the acquisition, implementation and effective use of automation. In addition to providing hardware and software solutions, CIC provides data translation and implementation, installation, training and support services. CIC is based in Greeley, Colorado. www.cicesp.com
Caitlin Slator Infinite Campus, Inc. 763-795-3848 [email protected]


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