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In a statement, a Department of Education spokesperson writes the State Library is currently culling its collections and resources, and the MacKay Building is closed until that work is completed.
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Though proposed cuts have received backlash, committee members say this bill is a happy medium that “saves” the state’s library system.
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A House education panel is recommending a budget committee not cut the state library budget. The idea was first proposed in December by former-Governor Kristi Noem, who is now Secretary of Homeland Security.
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A new education assessment report puts South Dakota students at or above the national average in two subjects.