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Morgan Matzen

Morgan Matzen

Education Reporter at Argus Leader

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Recent Articles

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Stavem, other school officials get frank about top 4 legislative issues for 2025

Jane Stavem said anything that diverts funding away from public education, which are public dollars, is “probably going (in) the wrong direction.”
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$10M base fund decrease to university funding not 'terribly positiv...

“Honestly, it wasn’t terribly positive, but also not surprising,” SDBOR executive director Nathan Lukkes said of Noem’s address.
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Indigenous educator, author visits Sioux Falls schools for 'cultura...

Students heard stories from Mark Mindt, a Dakota educator and the author and illustrator of the “Koda the Warrior” series.
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South Dakota Education Association opposes Kristi Noem's plan for e...

Gov. Kristi Noem’s proposal to establish new education savings accounts has drawn criticism from the South Dakota Education Association.
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South Dakota education groups oppose vouchers ahead of legislative ...

Five major education groups penned a letter last week expressing their opposition to a voucher movement seeking to divert funding from public schools.
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How Sioux Falls-area schools are giving back to their communities t...

The benefits range from tying fleece blankets to keep people warm, to giving gifts through the Angel Tree and to fundraising for local nonprofits.
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Sen. Mike Rounds thinks he can get the votes to cut US Department o...

Rounds said he can pass the bill with 50 votes through reconciliation, which is a way to enact legislation on taxes and spending with only a majority.
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Hungry Hearts nonprofit will match up to $100K in donations to clea...

The fund helps eliminate food insecurity for students in a district where 47.3% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
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How to watch Lincoln High School marching band in the Macy’s Thanks...

Sioux Falls’ own Lincoln High School Patriot Marching Band will star in the 98th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this Thursday. Here's how to watch.
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Augustana University launches new 5-year dual engineering degree wi...

The program will offer online courses in a traditional on-campus setting for a unique hybrid learning experience.
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Technical colleges want more Build Dakota Scholarship graduates in ...

Clasemann said more than a dozen programs were at their maximum capacity this fall and had waitlists.
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South Dakota Sen. Mike Rounds introduces bill to eliminate U.S. Dep...

“We all know local control is best when it comes to education,” Rounds said in a statement.
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How Trump's plan to close the Department of Education could impact ...

“The unknowns are the most concerning pieces of the puzzle currently,” said Heath Larson, the Associated School Boards of South Dakota executive director.
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What these Indigenous South Dakotans learned on a cultural exchange...

Johnson would like to implement land acknowledgements, intentional support for Native American students and programs to improve graduation rates.
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Lincoln High students bring Halloween costumes to newborns in the S...

Sloup said these families didn’t expect their newborns' first Halloween to be in the hospital NICU, so she wanted to give them “levity and joy."
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Avera, Mount Marty announce Avera Nursing Advantage scholarship for...

The loans will be forgiven once they complete three years of employment as a nurse at Avera in South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska or Minnesota.
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Two Sioux Falls-area teachers reprimanded, but reasons unclear

Two area teachers were recently publicly reprimanded, but the grounds for their reprimands or what conduct led to the discipline is unclear.
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Some Sioux Falls Indigenous students used their day off to celebrat...

Native American Day was a day off of school for many students, but some took the day to celebrate their culture and identity with school groups.
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Celebrity chef visits Sioux Falls' Career & Technical Education Aca...

Culinary arts students at the Career & Technical Education Academy got some coveted quality time with a celebrity chef on Friday: Chef George Geary.
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DSU receives $1M SBA grant to help small businesses with cybersecurity

The grant will help small businesses in South Dakota advance their cybersecurity infrastructure and mitigate cyber threats.
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6 major projects the Sioux Falls School District is focused on righ...

The district talked about ag at CTE, community campus, land for a potential new school, Howard Wood Field, rebuilding Whittier and a 2027 bond.