Each week we’ll post links to news stories on K-12 education from the state’s various media outlets. Rapid City Journal: Online bullying policy adopted. Argus Leader: A review of the Next Generation science standards. Aberdeen American News: School funding picked as an interim topic. Rapid City Journal: Laptops, iPads and apps in schools. Yankton Press …
Each week we’ll post links to news stories on K-12 education from the state’s various media outlets. Mitchell Daily Republic: Student enrollment slowly on the rise statewide. Argus Leader: Improving school lunch. Aberdeen American News: ASBSD conducting Waubay superintendent search. Read more about ASBSD’s superintendent search service here. Aberdeen American …
This week, most of news coverage, rightly so, revolved around the spring snow storm that spanned border-to-border in South Dakota. K-12 education did receive headlines, as well. Here’s this week’s links: Capital Journal (via AP): Guns in school laws facing tough opposition in states other than S.D. Argus Leader: Gun control advocate weighs in on sentinel bill. KOTA TV: A …
Each week we’ll post links to news stories on K-12 education from the state’s daily papers. Aberdeen American News: A look at how technology can aid bullying. Argus Leader: Chromebooks and iPads not compatible with 2014 online assessment. Aberdeen American News: iPads used to improve classroom experience for special education students. …
Each week we’ll post links to news stories on K-12 education from the state’s daily papers. Argus Leader: Discussion on potential Joint Powers Agreement models. Argus Leader: Tech upgrade for SF and a look at devices used in other school districts. Argus Leader: U.S. Ag Secretary visits SF, talks lunch guidelines.
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