Morgan Matzen is an education reporter for the Argus Leader, focusing on local education issues in South Dakota, particularly in Sioux Falls. She is a member of several journalism organizations and her work has been featured in USA TODAY and the Rapid City Journal Media Group.
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Morgan Matzen's coverage primarily focuses on local education and legal developments within South Dakota, particularly related to schools, teacher issues, and lawsuits. Her work also covers broader government and political topics at the local level.
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By: Morgan Matzen
The Sioux Falls School District notified families and staff of another incident threatening school safety at 8:18 a.m. Wednesday, the third such incident tracked since school started mid-August.
By: Morgan Matzen
Patrick Henry Middle School’s band is bursting out of the band room.
By: Morgan Matzen
The South Dakota Board of Regents approved $1 million in funding Thursday for a new Career & Life Design Center at the University of South Dakota.
By: Morgan Matzen
Dakota State University’s Paulson Cyber and Economic Development Center recently received a $1 million grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Cybersecurity for Small Business Pilot Program.
A woman cut a man with a knife in an attempt to take his briefcase Monday evening, officials with the Sioux Falls Police Department said Tuesday morning during the police briefing with media.
By: Morgan Matzen
The Bergs said they’re also opening the school to address the critical need for childcare in a rapidly-growing community.
By: Morgan Matzen
Two Sioux Falls-area teachers were recently publicly reprimanded by the Professional Teachers Practices and Standards Commission, but the grounds for their reprimands or what conduct led to this discipline is unclear.
By: Morgan Matzen
Avera Health and Mount Marty University have announced a new partnership the two entities hope will increase the pipeline of nurses in South Dakota and help ease the nursing shortage.
By: Morgan Matzen
Newborns in the Boekelheide Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Sanford Health in Sioux Falls got a special treat on Monday: their first Halloween costumes, made by students at Lincoln High School.
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