Education

Rapid City Stevens High School students will begin distance learning on Oct. 29 during a statewide spike in COVID-19.

Red Ribbon Week

All RCAS enrolled students, even online learners, will receive breakfast and lunch for free for the remainder of the 2020/2021 school year.

No snow days for RCAS, E-learning instead.

Students at Grandview, Valley View, Rapid Valley, and General Beadle Elementary will be doing e-learning on Election Day.

South Dakota’s six public universities are emphasizing test-optional academic pathways for prospective students as they apply in the current admissions cycle.

Athletes from Rapid City Stevens and Central High schools cannot play sports after significant exposure to COVID-19.

The Rapid City Area School school board continues to make changes due to COVID-19.

Spring semester will proceed as planned

A distance learning mom said the biggest obstacle now is keeping her kids focus.

Districts continue to make changes due to COVID-19.

Wilson Elementary School is the first school within the district to close for two weeks.

The annual report card is missing some key data points that the district says is due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Starting Oct. 13, students will get free breakfast and lunch from the Douglas School District thanks to money from the USDA.

The post cites an increase in the number of positive COVID-19 cases and “the potential exposure and close contact of other students and staff” as the reason for switching to online learning this Wednesday and Thursday.

Nanopareil was started back in 2006 and is an advanced materials company that works with nanofibers.

A new training program at Avantara Mountain View.

Free lunch and breakfast for students.

Middle and high school students who attend Rapid City area schools will move to level one.

The College Factual placed South Dakota Mines as the best engineering school for the money out of 319 similar institutions across the United States in 2021.

Some students will soon be able to take classes in Whitewood.

RCAS Board of Education unanimously voted teachers and staff as “critical infrastructure workers” Monday.

One family is making the most of the learning opportunities that have been afforded to them because of the pandemic.

Board member on the RCAS steps down

Sending an email is how most places get information out, but one place is taking it a step further.

While working towards their end goal, Western Dakota Tech picked up two additional targets.

She saw a need for school photos within new online learning families and wanted to offer her talents.

Kids show their difficulty coping through aggression and acting on newfound fears.

And when it comes to fall enrollment, the president, Ann Bolman, says it’s up 8.3% over this time last year.

One doctor's amazing life story has taken him to the Missouri River, to raise money and awareness for a cause much bigger than himself.