From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
A strategic plan that includes enhancing Augustana University’s standing as a top regional university and a transition to a Division I university has been unanimously approved by the school’s board of trustees.
“We’re spending a fairly small amount of money for a big outcome on the other side.” And now there’s more to support this mission connecting kids to preschool.
“Every academic institution in the country is chasing cyber. Every single one.” But DSU president José-Marie Griffiths is proving she can run with the best of them.
What started as a grass-roots effort by Josiah’s Coffeehouse owner Steve Hildebrand has led to a $1 million donation from David H. Billion and his wife, Christine, aimed at educating students in the poorest schools in Sioux Falls.
If fundraising comes together, the YMCA will become the Community Youth Center, aimed at serving nearby neighborhoods.
The cafeteria at Dell Rapids Middle School cooked up something different recently when fifth-graders, business representatives and educators put on a one-of-a-kind STEM lesson.
“The gift has opened many doors.” It’s hard to believe The Beacom College of Computer and Cyber Sciences is only two years old when you see how much has been accomplished.
Winter might be in the air, but that isn’t slowing construction progress at the new Jefferson High School. Here’s why.
Augustana University plans to begin offering two versions of a Master of Business Administration, or MBA degree.
Think of it as a modern mash-up between a classroom and an office building, with a dash of Silicon Valley-like style. Look inside Mad Labs, where even the furniture is meant to support cyberwork.
