The mission of the South Dakota Association for Lifelong Learning
is to promote growth and development for adult educators in South Dakota
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SDALL Leaders Share the Impact of Adult Education at the Capitol
SDALL President Laura Smith Hill and President-Elect Stephenie Rittberger, along with board member Natalie Lacey and SDALL members Desiree Kranz and Kate Harris, represented SDALL by highlighting the powerful impact of Adult Education programs across South Dakota.
They shared that South Dakota’s Adult Education and Literacy programs served more than 2,200 adult learners last year. These programs help individuals strengthen literacy and English skills, prepare for the GED®, and build workforce readiness skills that support long-term success.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the SDALL members who took the time to represent Adult Education and share these important stories and data. We also thank the legislators who engaged in conversation and took time to learn how Adult Education is strengthening South Dakota’s economy, families, workforce, and communities.
SDALL Board
The South Dakota Association for Lifelong Learning Board of Directors are elected from the active membership. Board members and officers are elected for two-year terms, and may serve up to two consecutive terms.
Membership
The focus of the South Dakota Association for Lifelong Learning is to promote and provide professional growth and development for adult educators in South Dakota.
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SDALL works to promote a greater understanding of the importance of field of adult education. There are many benefits to SDALL membership. Members receive eligibility for scholarships, recognition for accomplishments, statewide leadership opportunities, training, classroom resources, COABE National membership, and much more!
Resources
Visit our resource page to find teacher and program resources
Awards
Every year, SDALL recognizes excellence in the field of adult education in South Dakota.
Professional Development
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