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The Crookston Middle School Field Trip out east continued on Thursday with stops at Mount Vernon, the National Army Museum, the Sculpture Garden, and two Smithsonian Museums. Pictures provided by Mr. Kofoed are below.
The Crookston Middle School students, teachers, and chaperones wrapped up the tour of Washington D.C. before heading to Gettysburg to take in some more history. Pictures from the third day of the trip are below.
The Crookston Middle School field trip continued on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. The teachers/chaperones said the kids are doing great, even after walking over 10 miles on Tuesday! Needless to say, they are sleeping well! Pictures are below.
Crookston Middle School students are in Washington, D.C. They left Crookston early Monday morning and hit the ground running as they saw some of the monuments. They made it a great day on the first day of the trip. Teacher Steve Kofoed said it was a long day, but the kids represented Crookston very well,
CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS Second Semester 2023-2024 (To be eligible for the Honor Roll, students must be enrolled in at least 2.5 credits at CHS per semester.) “A” HONOR ROLL: 3.667 to 4.0 Grade 12: Calleigh Fanfulik, Jia Gaber, Marissa Haugen, Isaac Ramirez, Brannon Tangquist, Isaac Thomforde, Evin Trudeau, Brekken Tull, Halle Winjum Grade
Highland Elementary and Crookston Middle School fifth and sixth-grade students competed in the regional Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge in Bemidji. These students competed individually and as teams on eight sets of mathematical problems in this competition for a total of 325 problems. The 6th-grade team placed first, and the 5th-grade team placed 5th. The
