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The Crookston School District is asking that families fill out and return the free and reduced lunch applications by December 31 so that the applications can be approved by January 4. Approved free and reduced lunch applications impact how much funding the district receives from the state the following school year. Food Service Director […]
The Crookston School District and the Food Service Department will be offering free meals two ways during the switch to distance learning starting Monday, November 23 and running through December 9. Grab and go meals will be offered from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. out of Highland Elementary School. “That will look similar to how
The Crookston School District has been offering meals to go each school day throughout the year. Food Service Director Anna Ogaard-Brekken said that service will also include 2W workshop days. Any child up to 18 years old is eligible for the grab & go meals. “Since the school year started, we’ve been doing the grab
The USDA has provided a waiver to allow schools that participate in the summer food service program to extend service for a limited time into the school year. That means students in the Crookston School District will be able to receive free breakfasts and lunch until the funding runs out or December 31, regardless of
The Crookston School District has released an informational video on how they are preparing for the start of school and what students/families should know before the first day of school. The video is below – [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”fHQw5EQhSEk” ]
The food service program operated by Crookston Public Schools during the COVID-19 pandemic is serving about 900 meals, breakfast, and lunch, to around 450 kids each day. Crookston Food Service Director Anna Ogaard-Brekken said that number has stayed steady since week two of the program. “We’re serving about 450 kids a day, and each kid
