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Holiday Reflections from the Superintendent’s Desk

As the holiday season approaches, I want to take a moment to reflect on the remarkable achievements and shared experiences that have made this school year so special. This time of year offers us a chance to pause, express gratitude, and look ahead with hope and optimism.

A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE

Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving! We just had grandkids moving back from Florida, where the cost of living was much higher. They survived the hurricanes but in the coastal areas of this country, there is no affordable flood or fire insurance.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

The entire view of the Spotted Tail camp near the White River was a pleasant scene of primitive life on the Dakota plains in the 1870’s. Here was a community ruled by chiefs and sub-chiefs who had gained their positions by their bravery in battle and discretion in their council of others. Their positions were maintained partly by their prowess and partly by a certain acquiescence in the wishes of the majority.

Hunting traditions remain strong in South Dakota

Kevin Robling is the Cabinet Secretary for the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks. The noise of wingbeats above the cattails creates instant excitement for my two yellow labs.

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