Mobridge-Pollock Falls to St. Thomas More 41-6 in Season Opener Trump announces plan to import beef from other countries tariff free; Cattle and agriculture groups rally against the proposal Staffing costs drive fee increase for program meant to deter livestock theft People advised to avoid marked areas on beach along Island View Drive near American Legion in Pierre Cherry Creek man sentenced to 4 years in federal prison for Assaulting His Intimate Partner and Illegally Possessing a Firearm Pierre Driver Exam Station open Saturday for CDL drivers needed to update their medical card information before next week Woman from Pierre to be 100th inductee into South Dakota Transportation Hall of Honor New Stanley County School Principals Nagel and Carr looking forward to supporting students and teachers....and seeing impact of no student access to cell phones during the school day Pierre splits doubleheader with Watertown in second games of the year Wheat Harvest Nears Finish As far as pollinators go, wasps just want people to leave them alone American Farmland Trust Launches National Farmers Market Competition SDSU Extension hosting annual Draper Winter Wheat meeting next week Corn Belt Farmland Values Flat Georgia Morse Middle School in Pierre dismissing early today due to air conditioner not working Sales of Agricultural Tractors & Combines Decline Fourth Street from Euclid Avenue to Governor's Drive in Pierre will reopen sometime Friday UPDATE: Lawn watering restriction lifted in Fort Pierre; Odd/even watering restriction still in place through Sept. 30 National Sorghum Producers organization builds connections across South Dakota; NSP Chair represents sorghum at Midwest Agricultural Export Summit The Starting Line 8-19-26

Photo courtesy of the Lyman School District.

Lyman school JAG instructor earns national recognition from the American Legion

By DRG Media Group News Jun 14, 2024 | 6:00 AM

An educator from the Lyman School District has been named the 2024 American Legion National Educator of the Year.

School District Superintendent Chris Long says Jobs for America’s Graduates – or JAG– program Coordinator Chad Johnson has been selected to receive the award. The recognition is for individuals or organizations that have played a significant role in shaping the lives of students during their teaching career or

advance the field of education overall.

Individuals that are recipients of the National Education Award will be recognized at the American Legion National Convention in New Orleans in August (Aug. 24-29, 2024). The recognition has been presented by the American Legion Committee on Youth Education since 1980. Past recipients of the Award include Tom Brokaw, Barbara Bush and Laura Bush, just to name a few.

Comments

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

google-site-verification: google9919194f75dd62c5.html