What is the enrollment limit for private courses in a school division?

I have set up an iTunes U course which is a private course for our school division K-12 STEM teachers. I've heard there is a limit of enrollee's on a private course.
I'm trying to find out that answer and who I can appeal to if there is a limit. I'm an iTunes U pioneer in a very large PC driven school division system.

It is restricted only by the space on your disk drives.
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