Exchange 2010 Google Apps Split Delivery

The situation I'm facing is a little confusing.
Our organization has Exchange 2010 email accounts in place for all staff with an address scheme of
[email protected].
We recently signed up for Google Apps and are using the same domain name for those accounts as well.
These accounts are for our students with the address scheme of
[email protected].
With using the same domain name we are looking to a split delivery solution I’m assuming to make this work.
In theory what we are looking for would be that if an email is sent to a recipient at mydomain.com it would come through our Exchange server.
It would look for the intended email account. If it were for a staff member an account would be present and the mail would stop there.
However if it were for a student it would not find the account and then pass through to Google’s servers by way of a send receiver.
I have set up the send receivers according to the documentation from the following website:
http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/38537-ms-exchange-and-google-apps-split-delivery-for-single-domain-name-k-12-school-sample-shown
These steps include-
Setting the accepted domain from “Authoritative” to “Internal Relay”
Setting up a send connector to point to Google’s servers with a cost of 1 to make it priority.
Since we currently have a send connector setup to route email out through our spam filter, that would go to a cost of 2.
The issue seems to be that when the send connector that is pushing the mail to Google’s servers is set to a cost of 1, giving it priority, it then creates a send loop for the staff members sending
email from Exchange.
The Google student accounts do not receive any mail from outside without a send connector in place to tell the emails to go to the Google servers to look for those accounts since our MX records
point to our spam filter. I know I have read multiple place that it would be easier to have the MX records point to Google for the domain and then set up routing on that end to push email to unknown accounts to our Exchange server, however
we would like to route it the opposite of that.
Please let me know if I have overlooked anything, however at this point I’m stumped.
Thank you for your time.

What are the namespaces on the two connectors ?
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