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Sen. Sue Peterson of Sioux Falls told the state Senate Education Committee she introduced Senate Bill 161 to close the gap between the average salaries of teachers and administrators in South Dakota.

SB 51 will be heard in the House next week, and if it passes there, it will head to Gov. Larry Rhoden’s desk for final approval.

Sen. Sue Peterson, R-Sioux Falls, brought Senate Bill 161 because of what she called a “disparity” between teacher and administrator pay in the state.

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All of them come together and they do this every year and they don’t need to. Nobody needs to do this, but they do and it means the world and I’m so thankful,” Staff Sergeant Kim Hubers expressed.

From building childhood tree forts to designing community spaces, they’re excelling in a male-dominated field.

Sioux Falls Republican Sen. Sue Peterson told the state Senate Education Committee she introduced Senate Bill 161 to close ...