Teachers

To some, $200 may not seem like much. But to 70 first-year teachers in Sioux Falls, it goes a long way.

International teachers, who often come to the nation on non-permanent visa status, can bring vibrancy and education to communities. However, changes could be coming to the program.

Cultural exchange programs for educators bring teachers from around the world to South Dakota. But there’s another end of the story. Eventually, it’s time to come home.

Five educators are recognized during Teacher Appreciation Week for providing unique opportunities and positive impacts on their classrooms and communities.

T.F. Riggs High School teacher LaKisha Jordan culinary classes combine a mix of classroom learning and practical application in the community.

The Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation receives a donation to sponsor educators taking part in USD's Teacher Pathway program.

A new model for teacher compensation has reached the governors’ desk.

State lawmakers have two days to sort out differences on a handful of outstanding issues. Two of those are issued that have defined the 2024 session—teacher salary accountability and carbon pipeline regulation.

A proposal to establish a minimum teacher salary floor in South Dakota continues to advance through the Capitol.

While the legislature works to address teacher pay, some programs work to find future teachers among South Dakota's current high school students.