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CROOKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOLER’S GET GEARED UP FOR SPRING FIELD TRIPS

Crookston Middle School students are gearing up for their spring field trips. The sixth graders will head to Itasca State Park the week of May 13, the seventh graders will go to the Minnesota Twins game on Thursday, May 16, and the eighth graders will take a trip to Valley Fair in Shakopee, Minnesota, on

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CROOKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 1ST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL STUDENTS ANNOUNCED

The Crookston Middle School has announced the 2023-24 First Semester Honor Roll. The honor roll students are listed below. “A” HONOR ROLL: 3.667 to 4.0   Grade 8: Allison Abeld, Jaspur Barstad, Grace Boll, Lillianna Bridgeford, Abigail Bruley, Peyton Demarais, Hailey Fritz, Nora Groven, Madalyn Hanson, John Lisov, Cameron Martin, Leia Parkin, Lana Peterson, Ezra Portillo,

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CROOKSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS DELIVER CHRISTMAS CHEER TO VILLA/SUMMIT RESIDENTS

The elves and students in Sue Wagner and Lacia Hanson’s WINN Season of Caring enrichment class (plus a lot of other Crookston Middle Schoolers) took on the challenge of making gnomes, ornaments, and cards for the 155 residents of the Benedictine Living Community-Crookston (Villa St. Vincent and Summit). “We’re so proud of these kids and

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KROX INTRODUCTION OF NEW TEACHERS- PART 3

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

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INTRODUCTION OF NEW CROOKSTON TEACHERS-PART 2

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

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