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The state Department of Education reports fewer than one-third of ESL students are academically "on track," and educators say they need more support to properly equip classrooms.
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With the first semester closer to finished than started, the Rapid City Area School board took some time to assess.
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It’s hard to learn on an empty stomach, and food insecurity continues to be a problem in classrooms.
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Battling short budgets, one Rapid City culinary teacher has his own idea to supplement funds and get kids in the kitchen.
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The families of three disabled Rapid City Area Schools students have filed a formal complaint against the district for alleged inadequacies in their children’s educations.
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Schools can represent a lynchpin for their local communities, and with good care and the proper investments they can last for generations.
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A settlement between Rapid City Area Schools, its employees and the family of an autistic child appears on the horizon.
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When emergency strikes in a school, resource officers are stationed in a position to save lives – but you need a head on your shoulders to stay calm in a tough situation.
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South Dakota is desperate for more teachers. The number of open teaching positions is starting to raise some nerves because of a lack of applicants.
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What is the best way to address criminal justice issues like recidivism and crowded jails? One program in Pennington County – IGNITE – aims to prove education is one of the best pathways to a better future.