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Crookston Middle School science teacher Brad Hubred will offer a mental health course to CMS students during their WIN period. The WIN period is an elective portion of the student’s schedule because they can choose where they spend this portion of the day. “This will take place during WIN time,” said Hubred, “Our WIN time […]
This is the final installment of new teachers and district hires from KROX. This story includes two hires from Crookston Middle School: Social Studies Teacher Brandon Lee and Science Teacher Brad Hubred. BRANDON LEE Brandon Lee is a Watertown, South Dakota native entering his first year as a teacher. Previously, Lee worked at an automotive
KROX will introduce you to new teachers and a Crookston Public School District principal throughout the week. Today, we introduce you to two new hires in the Crookston Middle School: Special Education teacher Wyatt Ecklund and Science teacher Abigail Crisman. WYATT ECKLUND As an eighth-grade special education teacher, Wyatt Ecklund is entering his first year
KROX will be introducing you to new teachers and a principal in the Crookston Public School District throughout the week. Today, we introduce you to Crookston Middle School Principal Cierra Hangsleben and Toni Gullekson, a special ed teacher. CIERRA HANGSLEBEN Cierra Hangsleben is entering her first year as the principal of Crookston Middle School. Hangsleben,
With another school year just around the corner, each building in the district will kick off its year in different ways. Each Principal from Washington Elementary, Highland Elementary, Crookston Middle School, and Crookston High School has released information regarding the start of the 2023-24 academic year. CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MATT TORGERSON Matt Torgerson is
Randy Bergquist is entering his first year as Crookston Public Schools superintendent and is looking to immediately impact the district, starting with the Crookston Middle School. Crookston Middle School is a new addition this school year for kids entering grades 6-8, and there will be a new cell phone policy during regular school hours, specifically
