2005
Hands-on exhibits create new energy in libraries
Roam with the beasts. Split white light into a rainbow of colors. Kids across South Dakota can participate in hands-on science activities, thanks to a series of traveling exhibits that combine science, literature and art. The exhibits are educational, fun and ready to come to a library near you!

New education law book available
The most recent version of South Dakota Codified Laws is available from publisher Thomsen West. Be sure to update yours.

Apply now for grants to fund community learning centers
Organizations may apply for 21st Century Community Learning Center grants to establish or expand community learning centers. These centers provide students with academic enrichment opportunities outside of regular school time.

White Lake Elementary honored
White Lake Elementary School has been selected to represent South Dakota as a Title I Distinguished School for 2005. Fifty-two schools nationwide were chosen to receive the award.

Two appointed to practices and standards commission
Governor Mike Rounds has appointed Michael Taplett, Huron, and Barry Eikamp, Gettysburg, to the South Dakota Professional Administrators Practices and Standards Commission.

Trautmann selected as American Star of Teaching
The U.S. Department of Education recently recognized Lloyd Trautmann as a No Child Left Behind 2005 American Star of Teaching. Trautman is a math and science teacher with the DIAL Virtual School.

 



Wellness policy development remains a hot topic for districts. This article outlines the five key components of a school wellness policy.
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