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Here’s how McLaughlin saved time and money using BoardDocs

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Recently, McLaughlin Superintendent Scott Lepke shared his district’s very positive experience utilizing BoardDocs – the state-of-the-art paperless board meeting service that saves districts money, streamlines operations and reduces time spent producing board packets.   “As an overall efficiency standard, (BoardDocs) hit that very well,” Lepke said during a webinar hosted by ASBSD and BoardDocs. “We […]

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Policy Alert: teacher qualifications, staff leave among policy changes

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Policies of a school district, especially those negotiated with bargaining representatives for the protection of teachers, have the full force and effect of law, and legally bind the school district.     By Gerry Kaufman, ASBSD Director of Policy & Legal Services   ASBSD’s sample school policies have seen some updates recently.   ASBSD has

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BoardDocs webinar rescheduled for May 4

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Representatives from the McLaughlin School District and BoardDocs will host a FREE event to share with you how going paperless has saved their district dollars and time AND how it can do the same for you!   Join McLaughlin Superintendent Scott Lepke, School Board President Juliana White Bull-Taken Alive and Principal Jeremy Hurd, BoardDocs and ASBSD for

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Gov. signs private school scholarship bill

2016 Legislative Session, ASBSD, LatestNews, Open Government, Policy, State Aid, Student Achievement, Taxation /

A proposal for private school scholarships to be funded by public dollars was signed by Gov. Dennis Daugaard last week, just days before the legislature reconvenes for veto day (3/29).   Senate Bill 159, which uses tax credits from the insurance company premium and annuity tax to fund private school scholarships, passed the Senate on

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SB 159: Private school scholarship bill being reviewed by Gov.

2016 Legislative Session, ASBSD, LatestNews, Open Government, Taxation /

A proposal for private school scholarships to be funded by public dollars found its way on to the desk of Gov. Dennis Daugaard, but still has one more hurdle to clear.   Senate Bill 159, which uses tax credits from the insurance company premium and annuity tax to fund private school scholarships, passed the Senate on

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Multitude of bills reach Gov’s desk

2016 Legislative Session, ASBSD, Blue Ribbon Task Force, Board Training, Capital Outlay, LatestNews, Open Government, Other Revenue, Policy, School Safety /

Multiple bills related to public education and school boards were signed into law during the last week of the 91st legislative session.   Senate Bill 5, which which revises the process of school district boundary change, overwhelmingly found favor from the Senate (32-1) and House (65-2) before Gov. Dennis Daugaard signed it into law. ASBSD

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SB 5: MBC bill bound for House floor

2016 Legislative Session, ASBSD, LatestNews, Open Government, Policy, Taxation /

Members of a House committee favored fixing the minor boundary change process.   House Education committee members voted 13-0 to pass Senate Bill 5, which revises the process of school district boundary change.   ASBSD Policy and Legal Services Director Gerry Kaufman testified in favor of SB 5, noting the change would provide “stable school

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SB 73: Open meeting expansion bill moves on in House

2016 Legislative Session, ASBSD, Board Training, LatestNews, Open Government, Policy /

A proposed expansion to open meeting laws took another step in the legislative process.   House State Affairs committee members passed Senate Bill 73, which clarifies what constitutes an open meeting and includes electronic medium meetings under open meeting’s law, on a vote of 11-1.   The legislation was a reply to concern about government

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