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The Crookston School District has a bus app available for parents to track their children’s bus location. Once the app is downloaded, perimeters can be set by the individual using the app, and they can receive up-to-date information about where the child is instead of calling the school. Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson talked […]
Crookston High School Principal Nicki Martinez released the Crookston High School Newsletter for the month of December this past Friday. It can be found down below – Worth Noting… We live in a multi-media society and nothing reminds us more of that than a building full of teenagers. Social media has pros and cons
Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson released a communication earlier today thanking the community for doing its part in keeping kids safe when it comes to School Bus Safety. He also highlighted a few potential upcoming projects that may take place to help pave the way for the future configuration of Crookston Public Schools. You
Crookston High School Art Teacher Gary Stegman has been teaching in the School District for 30 years. He is now part-time but still loves helping students grow and become more interested in their craft. He is a cancer survivor from a few years back, and his doctors wanted him to start slowing down. Rather than
At the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year, Crookston High School implemented a new eligibility rule for anyone competing or participating in Athletic/Activity competitions. The new rule was designed to try and keep more students eligible for competition while also not falling behind in their studies. Crookston High School Activities Director Greg Garmen explained the
Great things continue to happen at Crookston Public Schools! We have recently had a string of successes, both academically and athletically. We have also started to look to the future as we evaluate our facilities plans and develop a strong long-range vision for how these facilities can enhance our student experience. STUDENT SUCCESS Crookston Public
