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“Let’s PLAY Together” was the theme for the Celebrate the Young Child Family Festival on Tuesday evening at the Crookston High School. Families with children ages birth to eight were invited to attend this free event and eat, browse the information booths, and play. Miss Crookston’s Halle Winjum performed a song with her ukelele and […]
On Wednesday, April 10, Crookston’s Army National Guard Recruiters came by Crookston High School. Sgt. Bakke and Specialist O’Hara discussed the benefits of joining the Army National Guard. The benefits included the kind of help you can get to pay for college and the type of long-term benefits you can get when buying a house.
The Crookston Rotary Club has announced that Crookston High School’s Nashelle Tellez is the Crookston Rotary Student of the Month for April. Nashalie Tellez Parents: Bonifacio Tellez, Awilda Tellez Vasquez Sister: Nashelle Tellez Vasquez Activities involved in or volunteer Projects: Pep & Marching Band, Leo Club, Concert Orchestra, and Concert Band Community Service: Through Leo
The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday at 5:00 p.m. in the CHS Choir/Orchestra room. The agenda will include the approval of updated policies from the Minnesota School Board Association and the state’s recently updated legislature. The policies include harassment and violence, drug/alcohol/cannabis testing, student discipline, corporal punishment and prone restraining, protection and privacy
The Crookston Community Education board met on Tuesday in the Crookston High School District Office. E.C.F.E. PROGRAM UPDATES E.C.F.E. parent educator Gina Gunderson started the meeting by giving the board program updates from the E.C.F.E. and what is to come this spring. “Our families are really enjoying their gym time,” said Gunderson, “With Pop in
Crookston High School was forced into a lockdown on Wednesday afternoon at approximately 1:40 p.m. after a small group of high school students got into an altercation just outside of the district office. “We had an incident involving a small number of students,” said Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Randy Bergquist, “It happened to be right
