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Jackie Hendry/SDPBGestring's retirement is effective June of 2027. She has been president of USD since 2018. -
SDPBThe Department of Education delivered its annual report to the Government Operations and Audit Committee, or GOAC. The state is still grappling with challenges in education, from standards changes to how to tackle questions of school choice or homeschooling.
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It comes with a clear goal – break apart the walls separating research institutions to improve health outcomes for the people of the state. -
The Department of Education announced Christian Berger as the Teacher of the Year this week. -
The Promising Futures Fund has expanded to all four public high schools in Sioux Falls and is beginning expansion into the Rapid City School District. Here's how the partnership works to help kids find success in college, technical school, the workforce, or the military. -
Rapid City voters have historically balked at school bond votes. In 2026, the district says there is already some misinformation circling the current effort to invest taxpayer funds into schools. -
Applications are now open for South Dakota’s free or reduced-price meals for eligible families for the 2026-27 school year. -
The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University has named its next executive director. -
The Board of Regents is requesting funds to upgrade SDSU’s economics program and relocate part of USD’s medical program to Sioux Falls. -
Students across the state are returning to school. So are the hidden costs of education for South Dakota teachers. A group is looking to lower those out-of-pocket costs in one South Dakota community. -
Southeast Technical College broke ground on a project the school hopes meets the demand for skilled manufacturing professionals in the state. -
Four new programs ranging from bachelor’s to doctoral degrees in AI-focused fields are coming to Dakota State and South Dakota State Universities.
