This month’s Bulletin is filled with information, including a look at ASBSD’s Delegate Assembly, a wrap up from the recent stretch of Region Meetings, a review of third education funding committee meeting, the second installment of the Open Meeting series and much more. Click here to view The Bulletin.
Delegate Assembly offers board members the opportunity to declare their intention to seek a seat representing the region and enrollment category their district is on the ASBSD Board of Directors. Representation on the Board of Directors is broken up by four regions (Central, Northeast, Southeast and Western) and enrollment categories (Over 10,000, 1,400-9,999, 700-1,399, …
The South Dakota Board of Nursing invites school officials and the public to attend a discussion on the Virtual Nursing Care for School Children with Diabetes Project. Discussion will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at the Ivy Room located on 2425 S Shirley Ave. Suite 118 in Sioux Falls. Currently, school personnel, …
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Each week we’ll post links to news stories on K-12 education from the state’s various media outlets. Aberdeen American News: Eureka School Districts saves dollars with coal heating system Mitchell Daily Republic: Questions about the motivation to fund education Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan: Students learn about careers in health care …
ASBSD’s Delegate Assembly is the time and place to voice your district’s legislative agenda. It is essential for member districts to appoint a delegate and have them attend the assembly to vote on the resolutions and standing positions. To view the proposed resolutions and standing positions – click each link. At Delegate Assembly …
Watch this video that explains why School Board training is necessary and essential for good school board governance. You wouldn’t want your accountant to do your books with no training, or have a teacher, teach your children without a college degree would you? Set an example for your school district and get training. It’s …
ASBSD’s resolutions and standing positions dictate the legislative direction of the association. They are an extremely valuable reference for our legislative advocating efforts and, as we’ve seen in past legislative sessions, are the guides for ASBSD to follow when controversial legislative issues, which our member schools do not hold a consensus opinion on, are …
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This is the second installment in a series examining South Dakota’s Open Meeting Law by Director of Policy and Legal Services Gerry Kaufman and Leadership Development Director Dr. Randall Royer. This article will appear in the October edition of The Bulletin scheduled to be published on Wednesday, Oct. 9. SDCL 1-25-1.1 requires, and the Open …
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.