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The South Dakota Board of Regents is planning to increase tuition at the state’s public universities for the first time in several years.
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Veto day on March 31 marked the formal end of the 100th South Dakota legislative session. Now, lawmakers are looking back on the year, and forward with their priorities.
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As research continues to demonstrate the need for youth mental health services, some schools work to fill the need. Now, the Rapid City Area School District has received a $3.4-million grant to address service gaps in its schools.
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State education leaders say they’re pleased with the results of the latest statewide academic assessment.
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Enrollment is up at South Dakota’s technical schools. That, according to the state Board of Technical Education chair, bucks nationwide trade school trends.
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State education leaders say Western Dakota Tech’s leadership is stable following the passing of its president.
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A South Dakota student attending Hamilton College in New York is facing charges for antisemitic activity.
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Around 90 people gathered about 25 miles north of Union Center for the celebration. Among the attendees, six of the school’s former students and one former teacher.
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Under the shadow of Ellsworth Air Force Base sits Douglas High, home to a large Air Force ROTC program. For the aspiring airmen and airwomen, a new tool gets them that much closer to their wings.
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Some SDSU students get the chance to speak on issues important to students to the South Dakota’s highest post-secondary education governing body.
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South Dakota School of Mines search for a new president is making progress.
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The South Dakota Board of Regents may not receive all the funds it requested from the state.