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Greetings from Crookston Public Schools! I wanted to highlight a couple of things that we are very excited for as we continue to move into the rest of this school year: Return to Activities: Our students are returning to activities and have begun practicing and will soon be competing in their various activities. We are […]
Happy Holidays from Crookston Public Schools! Here are a couple of updates as we wrap up 2020 and prepare for 2021. ACT data was just released that shows that Crookston High School students composite scores increased by 2 points. The average composite ACT score improved to 20.8 for 2020. Congratulations to our students for increasing
Crookston Public Schools is trying new ways of reaching out to families to encourage them to fill out free and reduced lunch applications. Below is a video on the additional funding the district can qualify for based on approved free and reduced lunch applications – [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”VVGZ7SEd5eU” ]
The Crookston School District is asking that families fill out and return the free and reduced lunch applications by December 31 so that the applications can be approved by January 4. Approved free and reduced lunch applications impact how much funding the district receives from the state the following school year. Food Service Director
The Crookston Public Schools Long Range Planning Committee met on Friday with Superintendent Jeremy Olson telling them his early projections for the end of the fiscal year show a deficit. “I did tell the board we need to be prepared for a red budget,” said Olson. “Of course, we’re hoping to not be in that
The Crookston School District in an attempt to be as transparent as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic has alerted Highland Elementary School families that one individual at each school has tested positive for COVID-19. Families at both Crookston High School and Washington Elementary School had been notified of positive cases at those buildings earlier in
