AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBattery Breakthrough: Critical Resources says its sulphur-free amorphous solid-state electrolyte hit room-temperature performance in lab testing at South Dakota Mines, reporting ionic conductivity of 3.2 mS/cm and low activation energy—an early step toward more practical solid-state batteries. AI in Higher Ed: South Dakota’s Board of Regents is “leaning in” to AI, planning a systemwide strategy and regulations for AI use across universities in 2026–27, alongside curriculum and training efforts. Internet Safety Policy: South Dakota’s AG joins a broader push against the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken state authority and leave child online protections to tech companies. Civics for Middle Schoolers: The South Dakota State Civics Bee is set for June 11 at Augustana, with 11 finalists competing for a spot at the National Civics Bee. Road Infrastructure Input: SDDOT will hold a June 4 open house on proposed U.S. Highway 85 reconstruction in Lawrence County, inviting public feedback before planning moves ahead. Local Tech & Education: First-graders in Rapid City are helping South Dakota Mines build STEM-focused toys, while the state’s education debate continues over how schools should structure recess and other student supports.
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