§ 13-3-1.4 General supervision of accredited elementary and secondary schools
§ 13-3-47 Classification and accreditation of schools
§ 13-3-48 Standards revision cycle–Content standards
§ 13-3-48.1 Adoption of uniform content standards drafted by multistate consortium
§ 13-3-51 Data reporting and record systems–Evaluation–Promulgation of rules–Exception
§ 13-3-51.1 Definitions regarding privacy of records
§ 13-3-51.2 Information not subject to survey, analysis, or evaluation without consent
§ 13-3-51.3 Prohibition against reporting personally identifiable information–Exception
§ 13-3-51.4 Department to develop security measures to protect personally identifiable information
§ 13-3-51.5 Disclosure of aggregate data otherwise allowed
§ 13-3-51.6 Disclosure of aggregate data necessary for impact aid
§ 13-3-55 Academic achievement tests
§ 13-3-55.2 Parental inspection and review of academic achievement test assessment
§ 13-3-56 Test scores part of permanent record–Release of scores
§ 13-3-56.1 Cheating on academic achievement test–Investigation
§ 13-3-56.2 Report of investigation–Consequences of a determination of cheating
§ 13-3-60 Department to analyze demographics of public education workforce
§ 13-3-61 Biennial assessment to comply with federal law–Timing
§ 13-3-62 State accountability system established
§ 13-3-63 State accountability system based on standards approved by board–Annual academic indicators
§ 13-3-64 Comparison of students to state’s proficient level of academic achievement–Continuous and substantial academic improvement
§ 13-3-65 Annual determination of each school’s progress
§ 13-3-66 Achievement standards established
§ 13-3-67 Interventions–Ranking
§ 13-3-68 Department of Education to implement and administer state accountability system
§ 13-3-69 Promulgation of rules to establish state accountability system
§ 13-3-84 Partially enrolled student required to take academic achievement test
§ 13-3-89 Public hearings prior to adoption of content standards–Quorum
§ 13-3-90 Notice of intent to receive public comment and testimony–Notice of hearings
§ 13-3-91 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills to be included in school curriculum
§ 13-3-92 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation training resources
§ 13-3-93 Annual survey of cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction–Report to Legislature
§ 13-3-94 Programs that may be used for cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction
§ 13-3-95 CPR and AED instructors
§ 13-3-96 Annual survey of schools
§ 13-3-97 Waivers that affect school accountability

Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 13 > Chapter 3 - Duties of Secretary of Education

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  • Person: includes natural persons, partnerships, associations, cooperative corporations, limited liability companies, and corporations. See South Dakota Codified Laws 2-14-2
  • Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
  • Testimony: Evidence presented orally by witnesses during trials or before grand juries.
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