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Members of the Legislature’s Executive Board appointed Representatives Don Haggar (10) and Jenna Haggar (10) to the legislative interim committee studying school funding on Monday. The new appointees will fill spots left open by Representatives Paula Hawks (9) and Dick Werner (22), both of whom declined their appointment. Jenna Haggar was the Vice Chair of the House […]
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The early registration deadline for the ASBSD and SASD Joint Convention is fast approaching. Get registered for the two-day convention (August 8-9) by July 12 and save $40. Registration received by July 12 is $185 and registration received after is $225. For non-members, registration is $370 by July 12 and $450 after. ASBSD and
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This month’s Bulletin features information on the upcoming school funding town hall meetings, an update on ASBSD’s Spring Tour, a look at the Teacher Effectiveness Handbook, two DOE grant programs and more. Click here to view it. If you would like to subscribe to the Bulletin, contact Tyler at tpickner@asbsd.org or at 605-773-8382
ASBSD’s June Bulletin Read More »
To recognize the efforts school board members make to improve in their leadership role, the ASBSD Board of Directors established the Better Boardsmanship recognition program. The award honors those board members who participate in continuing education programs, serve in leadership roles at the local, state and national level and participate in activities that demonstrate
2013 ASBSD Better Boardsmanship Award of Merit Read More »
ASBSD’s Policy Matters publication is available online. Below you will find a link to the May edition, which centers on school safety. Just like December’s edition, the online version has a magazine format that’s easy to navigate with different tools making it interactive. Check out the latest Policy Matters – http://www.pageturnpro.com/Associated-School-Boards-of-South-Dakota/50986-Policy-Matters–May/index.html#1. If you have questions, comments, concerns
Policy Matters now available online Read More »
As part of our overhaul of our web presence, we redesigned our website. We hope our new site helps us become your online source for the latest information, opinion and training in K-12 education. Want to read about the latest news from K-12 and ASBSD? Visit our Blog, which can be accessed through the
ASBSD extends its deepest sympathies to those affected by the devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma this week. The Oklahoma State School Boards Association is taking donations of the items listed below to help the many people displaced. They will also be taking donations of money that will be distributed to the school districts impacted by
Donation information for Oklahoma Read More »
Matt Flett is set to join the ASBSD team in July as the Assistant Protective Services Director. “We’re excited to have Matt on board,” Executive Director Wade Pogany said. “His energy and experience working with school districts and board members will be great additions to our outstanding Protective Trust crew.” Flett, currently of
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Let’s honor those individuals who give their time and effort to enhance K-12 education at the local and state levels. We need you to submit candidates for ASBSD’s Outstanding School Board Member of the Year, School Bell and Community Service awards. Outstanding School Board Member: Nominate a local board member who exemplifies extraordinary
One more week to submit candidates for ASBSD awards Read More »
Executive Director Wade Pogany invites you to join him, fellow board members and administrators at one of his nine Spring Tour stops, listed below. 1) May 23 Yankton Yankton Schools Admin Building 2410 West City Limits Rd. 2) May 28 Hartford West Central Administrative Offices 705 E 2nd Street 3) May 29 Madison
ASBSD’s Spring Tour kicks off next week Read More »
Associated School Boards of South Dakota is a private, non-profit organization representing more than 850 local school board members, the school districts they govern and the students they serve.