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The USDA has provided a waiver to allow schools that participate in the summer food service program to extend service for a limited time into the school year. That means students in the Crookston School District will be able to receive free breakfasts and lunch until the funding runs out or December 31, regardless of […]
The first week of school is nearly in the books, and the principals at Crookston High School, Washington, and Highland School shared some thoughts on the first day of school. All three were appreciative of the efforts made by students and parents to support the school through the changes that have been put in place.
Crookston High School graduate Jasmin Hanson and Fertile-Beltrami’s Annika Sorenson were each awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Crookston Masonic Lodge. Both are freshmen enrolled at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Hanson is majoring in natural resources and Sorenson in accounting.
Today is the first day of school at Crookston Public Schools for grades K-12. Kindergarten through sixth-grade is all in-person learning, while seventh through twelfth-grade is using a hybrid model. Preschool will begin next week. Senior Emma Boll said it was exciting to start the year and see friends again, but it’s a little weird
Crookston High School has four new teachers for the upcoming school year in band, English, agriculture, and business. The new teachers are below – WHITNEY RUPPRECHT Whitney Rupprecht will teach the agriculture courses at the high school and comes to Crookston after seven years at Fertile-Beltrami. “I am originally from Thief River Falls, where I
The Crookston School Board met Tuesday night and there was some confusion on how the Crookston High School (CHS) hybrid will work, as far as what kids are doing when they are not in class. Crookston High School Principal Eric Bubna released the following information – Last night the school board approved a hybrid model
