INNOVATIVE EDUCATION SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTING FUTURE OF STATE EDUCATION
15 Aug 2019
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The Governor’s Summit on Innovative Education continues in Jamestown.
The summit is a focus of innovative instruction, practices to personalized learning, and other community-derived solutions. Educators from New Rockford-Sheyenne, Oakes, West Fargo, Century High School, Rolla, Bottineau, Rugby, Jamestown and more both attended and held discussion in the summit.
More than 500 people registered to attend the event.
Governor Doug Burgum says the focus of day one was innovation and focus at all levels of education in North Dakota.
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