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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE QUARENTINE GUIDELINES FOR BEGINNING OF SCHOOL YEAR

Crookston Public Schools announced this morning what their Quarantine Guidelines will be at the start of the 2021-2022 School year. Below are the details.   Crookston Public Schools Quarantine Guidelines The manner in which individuals were quarantined posed some major challenges to our parents last year and we are looking to safely limit the number

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS – AUGUST COMMUNITY COMMUNICATION

Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson released an August Community Communication earlier today on behalf of Crookston Public Schools. Below is the communication.   Greetings from Crookston Public Schools! While I had hoped for a completely normal start to school, the events of the last few weeks have indicated that we will have to put

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MEET THE TEACHER NIGHT WILL BE HELD SEPTEMBER 1ST & 2ND FOR CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Crookston Public Schools are reminding parents that meet the teacher night will be taking place next week on September 1 & 2 at Washington School & Highland Elementary School. The Crookston High School will also be hosting an open house those days for their students to come in and familiarize themselves with the building. All

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS RELEASES SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR

Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson released an August Communication in which he highlights safety procedures for the upcoming school year. Below is the communication sent out.   Safety Plan  Crookston Public Schools is releasing a safety plan for the 2021-2022 School Year (attached). This plan contains 4 mitigation strategies that can be implemented based

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KEN WINGER RETIRING FROM HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY AFTER ALMOST 50 YEARS

After 50 years of serving in the school district, Janitor Ken Winger is retiring from Highland Elementary sometime this August. Winger started in the district in 1971 and arrived at Highland in 1986, where he’s been for 35 years. Highland Elementary Principal Chris Trostad had nothing but great words about Ken’s character and work ethic.

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