School districts will be busy this summer trying to fill an ever-growing number of teacher positions. But this spring, it’s administrator jobs that are in demand.
Augustana has made its January Interim study-abroad travel carbon neutral for the first time in university history, thanks to the support of donors and a relationship with a forest reserve in Guatemala.
In less than a year since the first chapter was formed in the state, "Moms for Liberty" groups in South Dakota have already begun influencing local school board politics.
Noem's Executive Order requires the head of the Bureau of Human Resources (BHR) to review current and future job openings in state government, and more closely determine whether or not a college degree should be required for that job.
The South Dakota Board of Education Standards will be making a decision in Pierre on Monday that could drastically change how education standards are created in the state.
In an open letter Tuesday, the South Dakota School Superintendents Association called for the Board of Education Standards to strike down the proposed standards.
After facing criticism for a family-friendly drag show hosted at SDSU last fall, the Board of Regents has introduced a new policy for campus events involving non-student minors.
More than 80 schools set up booths trying to attract current students going into teaching. 12 states were present, with districts stretching from Houston, Texas, to Bethel, Alaska.
The South Dakota Board of Regents took action Wednesday to respond to concerns about a “kid-friendly” drag show that took place on South Dakota State University’s campus last month.
Conservative activists and state lawmakers are expressing disagreement with a “kid-friendly” drag show scheduled to happen Wednesday evening on the campus of South Dakota State University.
Over a month since the latest proposed social studies standards were released, and with the first public meeting coming up, many educators are raising their concerns about the process which the proposed standards came from.
The Sioux Falls School District is using Monday’s arrest of Anthony Lewis as a reminder for families to talk to their children about strangers and safety.
Thursday morning was an exciting time for students, teachers, and parents as kids throughout the area returned to the classroom while others went to school for the very first time.
Monday is the start of a new school year for South Dakota’s public universities and technical universities. While each new year brings new challenges, it’s something they plan on facing together.
On this week’s Matters of the State, we take a closer look at proposed education standards in South Dakota, including a social studies draft from Gov. Noem’s office.