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A generational ranch in Pierpont offers visitors a unique agritourism opportunity. The couple running the operation say educating the public on beef and agriculture is vital now more than ever.
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Dakota State University is hosting a first-of-its-kind Cyber Espionage Camp this summer.
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The legislative Rules Review Committee has rejected a proposal removing student academic growth in the process of rating the performance of educators.
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Leaders from the state university network sat down in Sioux Falls to discuss advancing educational and cultural ties with the community.
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Professor Tim Schorn at the University of South Dakota invites us into his classroom. We learn about the people and topics he explores in his travel writing seminar.
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The Technology and Innovation in Education organization hosts what they say is the largest conference for educators in South Dakota.
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Stacey Tieszen, executive director for Sioux Falls CASA, discusses the role of volunteers in helping neglected and abused children navigate the judicial system.
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Once again, tuition rates are frozen in South Dakota. The benefit also extends to the technical school system.
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It's the Week of the Young Child, and the Children's Museum of South Dakota is filling the week with opportunities for fun and learning.
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The School Falls School District is joining a national initiative to combat vaping.
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Dakota State University is developing a program to allow students in certain fields to get their degree sooner.
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Two positions are open on the Sioux Falls School District Board. Five candidates are vying for those two spots in Tuesday's election.