Wireless setup in a secured school network

Our elementary school has an HP Photosmart Premium e-All-in-One C310 printer. This printer was purchased to be used with Apple iPads because it is on Apple's list of Airprint enabled printers. We are having trouble connecting it to our wireless network. The network WAPs are ceiling mounted and have WAP2 Enterprise security. How do we get the printer to see the network? Also how do we enable the Airprint feature?

Hello.
As far as I've been told, WPA2 Enterprise security is not supported for wireless connections in consumer products.
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