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The Crookston School District Administration is keeping a close eye on the rising COVID-19 cases in Polk County and they are asking the communities to help ensure they can have in-person learning at the schools. The administration sent a letter to the media and it is below – Community Members, We are off to a […]
The Crookston School Board will meet Monday, October 26 at 5 p.m. in the choir/orchestra room at Crookston High School (CHS). The main agenda will include changing 2W days from half days of school to full workshop days on the district calendar for the remainder of the school year and discussing the district’s learning model
Highland and Washington Elementary Schools along with the Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) are hosting a read-a-thon event October 19-30. The read-a-thon is replacing the regular PTO fundraisers that aren’t able to be held this year due to COVID-19. Highland School Principal Chris Trostad said they are asking businesses to donate to the read-a-thon this year if
The Nature Center at Highland Elementary has been seeing greater usage this fall due to increased recess times and mask breaks for the students. Principal Chris Trostad said it’s good for the kids to be using the Nature Center again with a cleanup scheduled for Saturday, September 19 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. “Back
The first week of school is nearly in the books, and the principals at Crookston High School, Washington, and Highland School shared some thoughts on the first day of school. All three were appreciative of the efforts made by students and parents to support the school through the changes that have been put in place.
Today is the first day of school at Crookston Public Schools for grades K-12. Kindergarten through sixth-grade is all in-person learning, while seventh through twelfth-grade is using a hybrid model. Preschool will begin next week. Senior Emma Boll said it was exciting to start the year and see friends again, but it’s a little weird
