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Almost a year after its launch, the ASBSD online policy services community continues to grow. Ten school districts from across South Dakota have signed up for the service that streamlines the school board policy process. “A year ago we decided we needed to completely review and revamp our school policy manual,” Kimball Superintendent […]
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Another piece of the historic education funding package passed by the legislature this year came to fruition on Friday (Sept. 9). Members of the School Finance Accountability Board held their first meeting via teleconference to discuss the responsibilities placed upon them through Senate Bill 131. Board members – who were appointed by Gov.
School Finance Accountability Board holds first meeting Read More »
Rapid City School Board Member Ron Riherd will join the Associated School Boards of South Dakota’s Board of Directors. Riherd – who was elected to the Rapid City Board of Education in 2016 – was selected by his fellow local board members to represent the district on the ASBSD Board. The Rapid City School
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The ASBSD Board Recognition Program – ALL: Act, Learn, Lead – recognizes board members’ participation in outside activities, board development and training, and demonstrated leadership at a variety of levels. For additional information about the program, click here to visit the ALL webpage. As school boards head toward the fall months, we’ve
August’s “ALL Scoreboard” Read More »
A few weeks ago, ASBSD and SafeSchools Online Staff Training System announced their partnership to bring all member districts access to their market-leading online staff training system, beginning in September, and now we’re bringing you the first edition of their popular School Safety Matters newsletter. Give the School Safety Matters newsletter a read here.
Checkout the School Safety Matters newsletter Read More »
Associated School Boards of South Dakota extends deepest sympathies to the family, friends and colleagues of Representative Dan Dryden. Along with the many that knew and loved Representative Dryden, the people of South Dakota have lost a great champion of the values and beliefs that make this state great. “We’re deeply saddened by
Rep. Dan Dryden: a great man and a great champion for South Dakota Read More »
ASBSD will continue a coordinating role for an Emergency School Bus Mutual Assistance Pact between school districts for the occasion that a bus traveling outside of the district fails. In the event of an emergency, a school bus driver, or authorized personnel, would call the nearest cooperating district to secure a bus and/or driver
Submit your district’s info for the 2016-17 Bus Pact Read More »
It’s been three months since the State implemented the half-penny sales tax the legislature passed. House Bill 1182 provided the means for schools to raise teacher salaries based on the infusion of $67 million into the new state aid formula. As expected, school districts provided raises to teachers using those funds through their collective
Sales tax, state aid and the start of the fiscal year Read More »
The historic flooding event occurring in south Louisiana is happening just as many school districts are starting the new school year. School districts now face the challenge of trying to get schools up and running again – without the necessary supplies and many families have lost all their belongings and their homes. State
LSBA raising funds for schools affected by flood Read More »
The ASBSD Board Recognition Program – ALL is designed to recognize school boards for their dedicated and ethical service to the students of South Dakota. This program will recognize board members’ participation in outside activities, board development and training, and demonstrated leadership at various areas and levels. “Board members put in a great deal
Recognizing ALL the effort of school boards 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.