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Crookston Public Schools held their District Spelling Bee Friday afternoon at Highland Elementary. Eighth-grader Summer Goulet won the bee and will advance to the Regional Spelling Bee in Thief River Falls on February 6. “I didn’t think I was going to win but I did, it’s awesome” said Goulet. Her winning word was promenade which […]
Crookston Public Schools need a new bus garage, that is not something many who are familiar with the facility are likely to argue, the question is how to make it happen as economically as possible while ensuring transportation is in the best possible situation it can be. For that reason, Superintendent Jeremy Olson worked with
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening at the Crookston High School choir/orchestra room and approved the 2019 levy increase of 5.3 percent, heard from Highland School fifth and sixth grade students and teachers about STEM. The meeting started off with a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program presentation by Highland Elementary School
The Crookston Rotary Club recently inducted Chris Trostad, Highland Elementary School principal, as a new member and recognized Students of the Month for September, October, and November. The Student of the Month for September was Crookston High School (CHS) senior Elysa Christensen, daughter of Brian and Jessica Christensen. CHS senior Jaden Lubarski received the honor
Fall Driver Education forms are available in the High School office. Driver Education is open to students currently enrolled in Crookston Public Schools. Students must be at least 15 years of age by December 31, 2018, to enroll in fall driver education. The cost is $325 and must be paid by the first day of
The Crookston School District/Highland Elementary School is sending home a letter to parents today (Friday) outlying their tentative plans for the sixth-grade students after receiving the resignation of a teacher. The reason the teacher, Mrs. Grenier, resigned was not given by the school district. Superintendent Jeremy Olson laid out the tentative plans and his confidence
