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Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson has provided an update to the Crookston community on what is happening in the district. The update is below- Greetings to the Community of Crookston! It has been some time since I last communicated to the community in this format and wanted to restart these communications after a summer […]
Work on the Crookston School District bus garage has been progressing well over the last several months to the point if you drive by on Barrette Street, you can see the majority of the building’s frame. The secondary garage structure for the Crookston School District’s SUVs and other vehicles also recently started to get framed
The Crookston School Board met on Monday in the Crookston High School choir/orchestra room and approved putting a fueling station at the new bus garage, the long-term facilities plan, and heard from an upset citizen that seniors that couldn’t make Saturday’s graduation ceremony, including two in the military, weren’t recognized at the ceremony. GRADUATION CEREMONY
There is nothing more beautiful than a Minnesota summer! I hope everyone is able to enjoy this wonderful weather! There are a few things that I would like to update our community on as we continue to work to improve our schools and school facilities. WHAT WILL THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR LOOK LIKE?
Site demolition and excavation is underway behind Highland Elementary for the new Crookston Public Schools bus garage. Dan Herrig is the lead contractor with Sand Steel Building Company out of Emerado, ND. He said the excavation and foundation work will continue until mid-July when the buildings start going up. “Next week, we’ll be continuing with
The northwest corner of the Highland School property is staked and netted to begin construction on the new Crookston Public Schools bus garage that was approved in the November 2019 referendum election. Voters overwhelmingly passed the bus garage referendum and the project is about to become a reality. Crookston Superintendent Jeremy Olson said the district
