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Earlier this week, the United Way of Crookston announced they would not be hosting their 21st annual Soup & Chili cookoff at the Crookston High School. According to United Way of Crookston Executive Director Libby Boucher, the decision comes with careful consideration after conversations with Polk County Public Health and local healthcare providers. “We had […]
Crookston Public Schools released their October Community Communication earlier this morning. You can find it down below – Greetings from Crookston Public Schools! This has been a tough couple of weeks in Pirate Country as we mourn the loss of a student. Thank you to the community members, staff, and students who supported each
The Crookston High School Football team was able to help with a 5-day community service project at the Crookston VFW. The players hauled gaming records up from the basement and helped clean the building out. The VFW has graciously donated $800 to the football program for the work the players did. Below is a photo
Crookston High School Principal Nicki Martinez has released an October newsletter for Crookston High School students and parents. Below is the full newsletter communication for this month. Nice job Pirates! The Crookston High School Pirates celebrated Homecoming at the end of September. Our athletic teams did very well representing our schools as did our
The Crookston High School Tennis Courts received yet another upgrade this past weekend. While the teams were playing on the road, Art Teacher Gary Stegman spent the day painting the School’s Pirate logo at the entrance of the courts. The tennis courts were re-surfaced and re-painted over the summer, and with the latest addition of
The Crookston School District is now a month into the school year, and Crookston High School Principal Nicki Martinez is continuing towards the goal of improving literacy. Specifically, the High School is looking to improve their reading and writing scores in the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) testing administered by Minnesota. Martinez says transitioning into this
