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Tammy Rueb named Outstanding Special Education Staff of the Year
Congratulations to Tammy Rueb (right), with the Scotland School District! She is the Parent/Guardian Nominated Special Education Staff of the Year. Rueb was honored at the Special Education Conference in March, along with the following nominees. Thank you to these outstanding educators:
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Educators gather for Large School CTE Summit Educators from the state’s 15 largest districts recently gathered for the Large School CTE Summit in Sioux Falls to learn from each other, share best practices and challenges, and create an action plan for the future of their career and technical education programs. |
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Plan for students to participate in SD Week of Work The South Dakota Week of Work will take place April 11-15. Resources are available on the Schools page of the Week of Work website to help educators and 10th and 11th grade students prepare for an engaging week of local in-person activities aimed at exploring career opportunities. Live panel discussions with business and industry leaders from across the state will also be held virtually. |
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Guest column: Tips for helping alleviate students’ anxiety Andrea Diehm is the South Dakota Department of Education’s school counseling liaison. In this guest column she offers tips for helping students experiencing minor anxiety. This time of year, some students may experience test anxiety, but common stressors can bring it on any time. Andrea’s tips can help you prepare. |
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Apply for SDMath/SDSci Leadership by May 20 SDMath/SDSci Leadership is a program to create and support a dynamic network of educators. The program selects, challenges, and develops K-12 South Dakota mathematics and science educators who have demonstrated an interest in leadership skills related to mathematics and science education. Apply by May 20 to join the next cohort. |
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SD educators: Check out statewide assessment development activities this summer South Dakota educators are invited to apply to participate in a variety of activities this summer related to state assessments in English language arts, math, and science. Participants will be compensated for their time and have the opportunity to network with colleagues from across the country. Application deadlines are coming up in April.
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New videos for parents/caregivers promote student well-being Created for parents and caregivers, three new videos and a video guide are now available for access on the Project AWARE webpage under “Parent/Caregiver Resources.” These videos provide insight on concrete strategies for practicing positive parenting to foster healthy child development and promote positive mental health. |
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Teachers encouraged to enter students’ work in the South Dakota State Fair by April 16 The South Dakota State Fair and the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources encourage teachers to submit student education entries for display in the Arts & Education Building at the 2022 South Dakota State Fair. On average, more than 50 schools participate, entering more than 5,000 entries each year. |
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Upcoming Events A complete listing of events is available at GoSignMeUp.
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