Pell Grants send thousands of lower-income students to college each year across America. However, proposed changes could lower that number drastically, often in the communities that need it most.

Youth and Family Services is partnering with Rushmore Tramway Adventures in Keystone for a free day of adventure.

The state Board of Education Standards is considering fundamental changes to student-goal practices for South Dakota schools. Though this isn’t the first time the proposal has been raised.

While education can lead to higher paying careers, it all starts with finding that first actual job. At the most recent Board of Technical Education meeting, the state’s education leaders dove into the job placement rates.

Northern State University president Neal Schnoor is departing the institution after four years in the role.

Students often rely on the experiences of their educators, and that includes professors. For three NSU instructors, their newly published research into the business field aims to offer new insights for future business leaders.

The Oldham-Ramona-Rutland school district is facing declining enrollment and in the midst of a debate to build and pay for a new school, or dissolve entirely.

The Rapid City Area School district has had its share of criticism this year, and the biggest piece of that is now before the courts. In a lawsuit, the former superintendent alleges pay disparities and her unlawful termination.

Over $600,000 has been designated for South Dakota schools for career and technical education investments.

The South Dakota Science Teaching Association announced that nominations are now open for the 2026 Outstanding Science Teacher awards