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South Dakota faces a chronic shortage of childcare facilities. A new set of state standards has some providers concerned regulators will reduce requirements to improve capacity.
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The state is making over 17 million in federal funds available for childcare providers.
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Sioux Falls childcare providers are urging businesses and community members to help alleviate problems with childcare availability and affordability.
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Can child abuse and maltreatment in South Dakota be prevented? A group of advocates is determined to strengthen families, rally communities, and protect children. Terry Liggins talks about his journey from adverse childhood events to mentor and community leader.
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Many people say their community offers some form of preschool education - through a large center, a religious organization, or an in-home setting.…
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Parents with school-aged children may have a hard time finding affordable ways to keep their kids safe and active during summer break. But a pastor in…
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The Lakota Nation Invitational, or LNI, offers entertainment for kids of all ages. One event, the Bear Jamboree, teaches young children about STEAM, or…
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A study by the Center for American Progress on Head Start shows the program impacts more than early childhood education. The report finds Head Start…
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Lakota is an original Native American language that elders on some South Dakota reservations speak today. There are efforts in a number of places around…
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Fewer South Dakota babies are dying. New numbers reveal 2016 had the lowest infant mortality rate on South Dakota record. South Dakota welcomed 12,270…