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Local legislators tell Yankton board property taxes, school funding and tech policy will dominate 2026 session

Yankton School District 63-3 School Board · December 9, 2025
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Representative Julie Elk, Senator Lauren Nelson and Representative Mike Stevens told the Yankton School Board that property-tax bills, school funding debates and possible statewide technology restrictions are likely priorities in the 2026 legislative session, and they urged local leaders to remain engaged.

Three state legislators met with the Yankton School Board to preview issues expected in the 2026 session and to hear district priorities.

Representative Julie Elk said property taxes would be a leading topic and emphasized education—s stake in property-tax discussions. "Property taxes are a burden in some segments of our state," Elk said, and she warned the board to anticipate legislation affecting local school funding.

Senator Lauren Nelson cited dozens of…

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