The Yankton High School board is looking at its protocol and safety plans in the aftermath of a shooting at a school parking lot.

The child care industry faces multiple challenges as the state heads toward a new legislative session. Advocates say now is a great opportunity for lawmakers to stabilize and support the business model providers.

Eligible organizations interested in receiving a Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant can now submit an intent to apply.

Rapid City Area Schools have received a million-dollar grant to bolster local school safety. The money, and the associated changes, will be distributed over the next three school years.

The proposal of so-called “education savings accounts” in the governor’s budget has left a sour taste in some mouths in the education community.

Augustana University in Sioux Falls has established a new master's-level program in social work to begin in Fall 2025.

The state Department of Education is looking for sponsors for a federally funded program that provides nutritious meals and snacks to kids during the summer.

South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds has introduced legislation to eliminate the federal Department of Education. However, educators themselves might not be totally on board with the idea.

The “Build Dakota” scholarship has grown exponentially since its inception. The program has produced nearly 4,000 graduates ready for the work force on day one.

Dakota State University wants more students to join the cyber workforce. With a unique hands-on workshop DSU faculty and students bring cyber skills to the classroom.