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The Crookston Public School’s Long Range & Finance Committee met on Friday morning in the Crookston High School District Office to discuss several staffing plans and contract negotiations. City Administrator Charles “Corky” Reynolds and Community Development Director Kari Kirschbaum attended the meeting to discuss the future uses of Washington Elementary School after the Kindergarten and […]
The Crookston Public Schools’ Personnel/Negotiations Committee met on Friday morning in the District Office Conference Room in the Crookston High School to discuss two main items. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE The Personnel Committee met first to discuss their search for the next superintendent. Interim Superintendent Dave Kuehn said that he felt November would be the best time
The Crookston School District and the Crookston Education Association (the teachers union) have arrived at a tentative contract agreement for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years. The contract will give the teachers a two percent increase in 2021-2022 and a 2.45 percent increase in 2022-2023, which replicates the increase in funding from the Minnesota state
The Crookston Education Association sends a big thank you to our families and students for all their support during this difficult school year. The Crookston Education Association purchased gift cards from our local businesses and then presented each teacher with a gift card to thank them for all of their efforts. Here are Crookston Education
The Crookston School Board held a special meeting on Wednesday morning, where they voted to shorten the 2020-2021 school day by two days ending the year for all students on Friday, May 28. The two days will be used as staff training for technology and preparation for its expanded use during the school year. The
Andrea Ingersoll and Jamie Kresl, representatives of the CEA (Crookston Education Association) are shown presenting Mike Hajostek and Joan Darco with their Teacher of the Year Award. All CEA teachers were recipients of the Teacher of the Year award for 2019-2020. Each teacher received a gift card from a local restaurant in recognition of their
