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Dear Parents and Families, As we look ahead to the frigid weather forecasted for the next few days, we want to share an update regarding school operations for the Crookston Public Schools. At this time, our school will run on a normal schedule and will be in session. We understand and respect the concerns families […]
With local families and residents in need at the forefront of their minds this holiday season, the Crookston Area Community Fund (CACF) stepped in to donate nearly $10,000 worth of essential items throughout the community. Through collaboration with Crookston Public Schools, CACF provided winter clothing and necessities for students, including winter coats, snow pants, hats,
The Crookston School Board and the Crookston Education Association (the teachers’ union) held mediation on Wednesday, and it appeared to be a productive meeting, as the school board announced on Thursday that they had reached a tentative agreement with the teachers. KROX will have more information soon. The official release from the school board is
The Crookston Public School Board met in a Special Meeting Monday to approve the hiring of Interim School Superintendent Randy Bruer. The vote was unanimous by the school board in welcoming Bruer into the position for the 2025-26 school year. Bruer is ready to go as he says he has been working hard already the
The Crookston Public School District recently hired a new Middle School Principal. Lisa Conzemius has already been busy settling into her new role and is excited to embark on this new opportunity. Conzemius’ excitement for the job is evident as she shared about her family and previous educational positions. “I was born and raised in
5th and 6th-grade students from Crookston Public Schools competed in the regional Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge in Bemidji, MN on Friday, April 25, 2025. Students competing were Michah Pyles, Leah Biermaier, Jesse Garcia, Kenlea Osen, Corbin Caillier, Grant Moe, Odin Prudhomme, Garrett Guzman, Devin Gudmunson, and Cora Jackson. These students competed individually and as teams
