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South Dakota legislators recently completed their letter of intent requesting school districts use the additional $2.2 million appropriated as part of Senate Bill 188 to improve teacher salaries. Senate Bill 188 provides a 3.35 percent increase to the per-student allocation for the 2014-15 school year and sets the PSA at approximately $4,781. The additional $2.2 …
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Below you will find the meeting agenda for the ASBSD Board of Directors meeting being held in Watertown, SD on Friday, April 11. ASBSD Board of Directors meeting agenda Lake Area Tech – Watertown, SD. Friday, April 11, 2014 at 12 p.m. (CST) 1. Call to Order – Pam Haukaas 1.1 Good News 2. Approval of …
The 89th legislative summary concluded on Monday, March 31 with “Veto Day” and with the conclusion comes the publication of ASBSD’s 2014 Legislative Summary. You can download the legislative summary here. Or visit our Publications and Forms page – link at the top of the homepage – and download the summary under the “2014 …
Click play on the video above to listen to ASBSD Executive Director Wade Pogany, SASD Executive Rob Monson and Secretary of Education Melody Schopp recap the bills passed by the legislature and signed into law by Gov. Dennis Daugaard. The trio discuss funding, policy and Common Core bills; among other …
Schools are officially set to receive a 3.35 percent increase to the per-student allocation next year after Gov. Dennis Daugaard signed Senate Bill 188 in to law this week. On unanimous votes, the Senate and House passed a bill to provide an additional $2.2 million in ongoing state aid for districts. The 3.35 percent …
Gov. Dennis Daugaard signed two bills related to the Building South Dakota Fund and were intricately tied to providing schools with an increase to the PSA. Senate Bill 157 provides an appropriation of $30 million spread over the next three years to the Building S.D. fund and ensures that following the three year period …
The revamped school start day referral bill was signed by Gov. Dennis Daugaard this week. House Bill 1164 lowers the number of signatures needed to refer a school board’s start day decision to five percent of the total number of registered voters voting in the previous general election ONLY in school districts with 5,000 …
This coming Monday (March 31) marks the last of the 89th legislative session. Legislators will return for “Veto Day” but will have no bills to review because Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s only veto was reviewed prior to the two week break. Legislators will officially end legislative session on Monday and prepare for the legislative …
A bill that gives preference to the open enrollment application of siblings was signed into law by Gov. Dennis Daugaard this week. House Bill 1033 requires a sibling of an applicant be currently enrolled in the district in order for open enrollment application to receive preference when applications are reviewed. S.D. Department of …
Three bills related to health and wellbeing of students and staff members in schools were signed by Gov. Dennis Daugaard recently. The ASBSD supported, House Bill 1181, which allows for the requirement of a certification of health from an employee of a school at the request of the district’s Superintendent, was signed. The bill returned …
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