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The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday, July 25, at 5:00 p.m. inside the Choir/Orchestra Room in the Crookston High School. The meeting is open to the public with public hearings for visitors who wish to share concerns with the school board. The Consent Agenda will include the approval of the meetings of the […]
If there are any Crookston High School girls, grades 7th-12th, planning on joining the swim team, please contact the High School at 218-281-2144 to inform them that you plan on swimming this season.
Students and student-athletes returning to Crookston High School this fall will notice a new gymnasium floor this fall as the gym floor is being sanded and repainted this summer. Crookston High School Activities Director Nate Lubarski said that there isn’t anything wrong with the gym floor but that it just needed to be refurbished after
School is out for the Crookston School District, but the Washington Elementary School is far from empty this summer with its Summer Programs. One of these is the Summer Care Program which gives the students at Washington a set of fun summer days with their friends. The program runs every day during the week, from
School is out for the summer, but there are still programs inside the schools that kids can attend to help them in ways other than academics. One of these programs is Alluma’s North Star Summer Program, that’s happening at the Highland Elementary School every Monday through Thursday. The program takes place in 15 locations throughout
The Golden Link Senior Center’s Experienced Americans for July 2022 are Frank and Jeanie Lindgren. The couple has been married for 53 years and has lived in Polk County for nearly all of their lives. Jeanie grew up on a farm about 15 miles away from Crookston with an older sister, where they both assisted
