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College-bound South Dakota students will no longer receive tuition reciprocity with the University of Minnesota system.
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A group of South Dakota students are making their way to Baltimore to show off their culinary skills.
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A new model for teacher compensation has reached the governors’ desk.
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There will be no civics center at Black Hills State University after lawmakers killed a bill with that goal.
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A proposal to establish a minimum teacher salary floor in South Dakota continues to advance through the Capitol.
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USA Today recognizes the DSU president for being a leader in the state's push towards quantum computing and cyber security.
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From teacher pay to school funding to vouchers, laws coming out of the 2024 legislative session could affect schools and classrooms across the state.
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A bill seeking to expand concealed carry regulations on public school grounds continues to move through the statehouse.
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A proposal to limit so-called “obscene" performances on public university campuses is advancing to the Senate floor.
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While the legislature works to address teacher pay, some programs work to find future teachers among South Dakota's current high school students.
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Students interested in seeking federal financial aid for college can now apply.
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While the Legislature works to address teacher pay, groups like Educators Rising tap current students to consider a future career in education.