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Kevin Smith knows the difference a great teacher can make in a student's life. He explores one such teacher in his new children's book. -
Matt Kapust/Constance Walter, Sanford UndergThe state’s technical colleges are looking to grow and maintain access for everyone. Looking to the next half decade and beyond, the state Board of Technical Education asked that exact question this week.
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The program gives free meals and snacks to kids in low-income areas during the summer. -
With the first semester closer to finished than started, the Rapid City Area School board took some time to assess.
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Travis Kowalski, Ph.D., from South Dakota Mines explains the history of burning, cremating and burying math textbooks at 19th century universities.
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The Sioux Falls School District will be enforcing its school lunch policy after a donation campaign aimed to erase that debt. While school officials say nobody wins in this situation, a true solution would need to come from a higher legislative level.
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A University of South Dakota professor died from injuries he sustained in a car vs. bicycle crash.
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The Governor’s Office of Economic Development, or GOED, announced Tuesday the communities slated to receive child care investments.
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With crimes targeting both the Jewish and Muslim communities amid the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one USD professor hopes to see the school stand with both groups.
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Hamlin School District received a grant totaling over $1 million dollars for new career and technical education equipment.
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The state Board of Regents has named Steve Elliott president of Black Hills State University in Spearfish.
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The Sioux Falls School District has its hands full with thousands of students, but they’re still keeping up with what’s happening in Pierre.
