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The first day of school for Crookston High School students is Tuesday, September 3, and in talking with Principal Matt Torgerson, everything seems to be in order for the students to return. “It’s great, we have staff back in here, and so that’s always fun; I kind of over the summer forget what it’s like […]
With Labor Day weekend fast approaching, Crookston Schools are all a buzz, readying themselves for the first day of classes. Middle School Principal Cierra Hangsleben has been busy with meetings and said they are ready for the new school year. “Yes, we are excited, this time of year is always exciting for me, I loved
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening and approved a cell phone policy, the three-year School Resource Officer contract, and adding another preschool class. The meeting recap is below. The meeting started with the board pulling two items from the consent agenda and adding one to the main agenda. The first item was Kent
The Crookston School District held a cell phone policy meeting on Thursday afternoon at the Crookston High School Auditorium. The State of Minnesota is requiring school districts to have a cell phone policy in place by March 2025, and the Crookston School District would like to have one in place before the school year starts
The Crookston School District will be holding two community meetings/forums to discuss a cell phone policy on August 1 and August 7. The State of Minnesota requires school districts to have a cell phone policy by March 2025, so the Crookston School District wants to implement one before school starts this fall so they don’t
