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The United Way of Crookston continues their capital campaign with the return of a popular Crookston tradition: Dine out Week. All you need to do is eat out at any of the participating local restaurants; Arby’s, Crookston Inn, Happy Joe’s, McDonald’s, I C Muggs/Mugoo’s, Irishman’s Shanty or RBJ’s, and the restaurant will donate up to […]
Two community forums/listening sessions (one on Monday, October 30, at Crookston High School, and one on Tuesday, October 31) were held in the District and were facilitated by Minnesota School Boards Association representatives. Forums/listening sessions for School District staff were held on Monday, October 30, and Tuesday, October 31, at Highland Elementary School and Crookston
Approximately 13 people, including some school board members, attended the community forums/listening sessions, and approximately 20 staff members participated in the staff forums/listening sessions. Eleven students participated in the listening session for students. The forum/listening session attendees were asked the same five questions. Their responses to the questions: Approximately 13 people, including some school board
A delegation from the University of Minnesota Crookston recently attended an Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP) Strategy Forum in Chicago, Ill. The Strategy Forum is central to the AQIP Pathway because it brings together teams from other AQIP Pathway institutions in a supportive workshop environment to generate new strategies and tactics for institutional improvement. The
Last week, 32 Crookston High School art students made a trip to Chicago to take in art of all kinds and of course some tourist items. This was the sixth time Crookston High School students traveled to Chicago. Each day, they would see a tourist attraction in the morning, visit a museum in the afternoon
The Pirate Fine Arts Boosters recently made its fall program awards in the amount of $10,398.39. In addition, PFAB awarded funds to support the Crookston High School auditorium in the amount of $6,100. This past summer PFAB awarded $1900 in scholarship funds for four students to attend arts related camps. The Pirate Fine Arts Boosters
