A Dakota State University Associate Professor of Math has had two board games published, and he’s sharing his love of math and table-top games with his students.

Some tribal leaders are opposing a recent federal announcement, including one in South Dakota. The US Education Department said it’s transferring some of its Native American education programs to the Labor and Interior Departments.

Gov. Larry Rhoden said South Dakota is participating in a federal program funding private education for students. While similar to waiver programs previously rejected by state lawmakers, these offer a distinction.

The Government Operations and Audit Committee’s November meeting looked at three major issues tied to voter interests: education, election integrity and the governor’s spending.

Two schools are recommended financial penalties, while three waiver requests past cash limits were approved at a school finance oversight meeting.

A vote to dissolve the Oldham-Ramona-Rutland School District is set for next month. The vote is set for Dec. 16 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The South Dakota Board of Regents on Monday named Alan LaFave as Northern State University's next president.

Funding cuts are occurring at all levels of government, and Pennington County is no exception. One of the primary targets being the Rapid City Library, whose budget is slashed to one-sixth of its current rate.

School is not just about outcomes. It's about relationships, identity and community. Teacher Talk explores research and resources that deepen learning by creating time and space in the classroom.

The Rapid City Area School district did not violate open government laws with the suspension and firing of a former superintendent, according to a decision from the state Open Meeting Board.