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In October 2024, Crookston High School Industrial Tech teacher Travis Oliver and Agriculture teacher Carolyn Pavlish presented to the school board a plan for a greenhouse on the High School grounds. “Last spring, Ms. Pavlish wrote a grant to AGRI Urban Agriculture, and we got the grant,” says Oliver. “The time we got the grant […]
On Thursday, May 8, Crookston High School Industrial Tech students traveled to Grand Forks, ND, for some business tours. The first place visited was Steffes Manufacturing. Industrial Tech teacher Travis Oliver says Steffes Manufacturing was accommodating and gave the students a tour of the East and West Campuses. Each campus does different things, and a
Chris Bates, former Crookston Teacher/Coach/Superintendent, paid a visit recently to a Delano 5th Grade classroom taught by 98′ Crookston grad, Jake Olson. Jake was in Mr. Bates’ Algebra class back in 1994 and references him in his math class today. Chris spoke to the class about his interesting path from England to Crookston as a foreign exchange
The University of Minnesota Crookston is set to host its next Bergland Lecture Series event with guest speaker Jay Debertin, president and CEO of CHS, the nation’s leading farmer-owned cooperative. Debertin will speak about opportunities and challenges ahead for the ag landscape. The event will take place March 26 from 1:00-2:30 p.m. in Bede Ballroom
On Wednesday, January 29th, Tony Doll from Wallwork Truck Center visited Crookston High School. Tony discussed the opportunities within Wallwork Trucks and the multiple other companies that they own. They were mainly looking for future Diesel Mechanics. He talked about job shadowing for students and the tuition reimbursement that they offer. Also, Doll talked about the benefits package that
Meliyah Durham-Moore, senior at Crookston High School and daughter of Jessica Durham, participated in the UND Honor Band, Choir, & Strings Festival January 24th – 26th. Meliyah plays cello in the CHS orchestra and auditioned among 950 regional young musicians for a spot in the honors orchestra. Approximately 400 students, the best of the best, were
