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On Monday, October 6, the annual BOO RUN RUN was held at Castle Park. Polk County Public Health and the Crookston Early Childhood Initiative organized the event. The kids enjoyed a beautiful evening down in the park. Castle Park was developed many years ago as a natural play space for children and families to explore, and this […]
Kids at Castle, the Crookston Early Childhood Initiative, and Polk County Public Health are teaming up to host the annual Boo Run Run Costume Run and Family Fun event at Castle Park in Crookston on Monday, October 6, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Kids are invited to wear Halloween costumes, run the trails, and have
Many families with children birth to eight years old celebrated Earth Day at Washington School on Tuesday, April 22. Families were invited to an evening full of play, learning and adventure. Children were encouraged to explore, create, and engage in many activities. Some of the activities included creating flowers with their food, exploring an obstacle course, planting seeds
The first “Celebrate the Young Child” Event of the year was held on Tuesday, September 17th at Castle Park. The theme for the event was Forest Animals and there were many activities provided to engage young children and their families in our nature based play space in Crookston. Research shows that connecting children to nature during
The Crookston Masonic Lodge recently presented a check for $1,060 to the Crookston Early Childhood Initiative, marking a significant contribution to the organization’s endeavors. This donation, sourced from proceeds generated at the Masonic Lodge’s free-will breakfast in April, was further bolstered by a generous contribution from Minnesota Masonic Charities. The Crookston Early Childhood Initiative is
The Crookston Early Childhood Initiative has named Jeannie Lindgren as a Champion for Young Children for the positive impact she has had on young children and their families in our community for many years! Jeannie provided child care to countless families for 50 years before retiring this fall. One of her former families had this to
