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The back-to-school season means new faces, and challenges, in all of South Dakota’s schools. For the new superintendent in Rapid City, it also means stepping up to the new role.
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The University of South Dakota has received a major gift to build a new indoor track and field facility.
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South Dakota Mines and Western Dakota Technical College are partnering to offer students another pathway toward an engineering degree.
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As summer winds down, school leaders from across the state are preparing their districts for the new academic year.
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It’s part of the annual Young Readers program, and aims to help get students at every public, private, tribal or home school reading.
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The South Dakota Department of Education is launching a special program to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary.
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The position has been held by Laurie Nichols since the departure of Neil Schnoor earlier this year.
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A circuit court judge is halting work on a disputed new school project in the Oldham-Ramona-Rutland School District.
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A new academic year is on the horizon, and education leaders are preparing to encounter new laws, new budgets, and of course new students.
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While the state improved its national ranking for teacher pay during the 23-24 school year, it’s still in the bottom five. However, advocates say future solutions aren’t going to come easy as the Legislature looks to cut a major education funding source.
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State education officials say federal funds that had been frozen are being released.
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South Dakota Mines is receiving nearly $2 million to recruit and support graduate students studying research in advanced materials.