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Students at South Dakota trade schools can expect a hike in tuition.
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South Dakota Game Fish, and Parks partners with the Missouri River Corridor Youth Hunt to offer a free first-time deer hunting opportunities for youth.
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The Boys and Girls Club of the Rosebud Reservation is the recipient of a farm-to-school grant program. Among other things, it offers fresh produce to attendees all year.
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A guidance counselor has been relieved of their duties in the Sioux Falls School District after social media posts relating to an attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump.
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The South Dakota Biotech Association has its latest member institution – Mount Marty University.
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Awardees offer programs for students that aid in academic skills, homework support, extracurriculars, and cultural activities.
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It’s been four years since COVID-19 changed everything across the country. Now, organizations are learning to contend with less resources as federal money begins to run out.
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At the latest Board of Education Standards meeting, officials addressed rule changes stemming from new laws passed at this year’s legislative session.
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Rapid City Area Schools' superintendent has been placed on a 30-day leave following comments made during a Department of Education investigation.
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The Brookings City Council has approved funding to expand child care services in the community. In total, more than a half million additional funds were added to the school district.
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A bachelor’s-level program for accounting is coming to South Dakota State University, and a master’s program in artificial intelligence is approved for the University of South Dakota.
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The state Department of Education has awarded $6.4 million to school districts to advance technical education programming.