CROOKSTON ROTARY VISITS CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
The Crookston Rotary Club visited the Cathedral School third grade class to present each student with their own dictionaries. The students would like to give the rotary club a big thank you!
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MAYOR GUY MARTIN VISITS 2ND GRADERS AT CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
City of Crookston Mayor Guy Martin visited the 2nd Grade Class at Cathedral School this week to tell them about his role and responsibilities as mayor. The 2nd graders are currently learning about Community Government and Citizens.
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CATHEDRAL SCHOOL GOING RED FOR A CAUSE
Cathedral School turned RED overnight in preparation for Giving Hearts Day, Thursday, February 14th. Cathedral School is participating for the first time in this year’s Giving Hearts Day. Giving Hearts Day is the largest 24-hour giving event in North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. Each year, thousands of people rally around hundreds of nonprofits in our community
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CATHEDRAL STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT VETERINARY MEDICINE FROM ALUMNI TAYLOR BIERMAIER
Cathedral School had some very special guests come to school Thursday. Cathedral School Alumni, Dr. Taylor Biermaier, DVM and her husband Nick taught students a bit about Veterinary Medicine. This was one of the activities planned to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. The week concludes with the Annual Mardi Gras Fundraiser on Saturday, February 2.
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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVES AMENDED DECEMBER 26 MINUTES IN SHORT MEETING
The Crookston City Council breezed through their agenda Monday night in a meeting that lasted just a few minutes. Mayor Guy Martin (pictured above) opened the meeting by presenting Patricia Jones, principal at Cathedral School, with a proclamation naming January 27 – February 2 as ‘Catholic School Week.” The council then passed the consent agenda
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CROOKSTON UNITED WAY HELPS THE EAT UNITED SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM
The Eat United Summer Food Service Program is a nationally funded program as part of the National School Lunch Program that was designed to fill the gap and provide healthy, nutritious meals to all children in the community when school is out. This program encourages non-profit organizations in underserved areas to provide free meals to