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The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has been busy making projects for the school and other organizations around town over the past couple of weeks, and a couple more students are ready to gift their latest projects to the upcoming Ice Buster Daze event this Saturday! Crookston High School students Chase Proulx and Jamie […]
Students from Mr. Oliver’s Community Projects Class (Jaime Brown, Johnna Porter, Javen Lund, Chase Proulx, and Koda Donarski) were a big help in the Crookston High School Auditorium by re-anchoring some of the loose seats. With the auditorium being roughly 25 years old, some of the seating had started to pull loose from the ground.
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects Class is back for another year of projects for students that took woodworking and metalworking classes and use the lessons they’re taught to complete various projects for the school or the community. The class was introduced last year and is taught by Industrial Education Teacher Travis Oliver. Who takes
The Crookston High School Trap Shooting team has 39 members this spring, and it continues to grow. They shoot every Wednesday night at the Crookston Gun Club and compete against eight other teams in their class. Their head coach Darren Gjerswold believes there is a simple reason for the sport’s growth. “It’s a sport that
The Crookston High School Fabrication and Welding I class and their teacher, Travis Oliver will be on Focus on Education this Saturday morning, who have completed one of their major projects for the semester. The class was tasked with taking a raw, flat piece of metal and use the tools and machines provided to them
The Crookston High School has released the second semester honor roll lists for the 2020-21 school year. The list is below – “A” HONOR ROLL: Grade 12: Gavin Anderson, Emily Funk, Danielle Haake, Karsten Isaacson, Joslynn Leach, Jacob Miller, Gabriel Montieth, Victoria Proulx, Sophia Rezac, Easton Tangquist, Ella Weber, Lucas Winger Grade 11: Emily
