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PRINCIPALS SAY YEAR IS OFF TO A GREAT START THANKS TO STUDENTS & PARENTS

The first week of school is nearly in the books, and the principals at Crookston High School, Washington, and Highland School shared some thoughts on the first day of school.  All three were appreciative of the efforts made by students and parents to support the school through the changes that have been put in place. […]

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT BUS GARAGE ON SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETION IN DECEMBER

Work on the Crookston School District bus garage has been progressing well over the last several months to the point if you drive by on Barrette Street, you can see the majority of the building’s frame. The secondary garage structure for the Crookston School District’s SUVs and other vehicles also recently started to get framed

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SCHOOL IS BACK IN SESSION AT CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Today is the first day of school at Crookston Public Schools for grades K-12.  Kindergarten through sixth-grade is all in-person learning, while seventh through twelfth-grade is using a hybrid model.  Preschool will begin next week. Senior Emma Boll said it was exciting to start the year and see friends again, but it’s a little weird

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MEET THE NEW TEACHERS AT HIGHLAND AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Crookston Public Schools has four new teachers in the elementary schools for the 2020-2021 school year.  The new teachers are below – ELIZABETH ERICKSON Elizabeth Erickson has been a long-term substitute teacher in the Crookston School District and comes back to Crookston after teaching preschool at Hawley last year.  “I’m from Barnesville originally,” said Erickson.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE PLAN TO DISPERSE $2 MILLION IN CARES ACT AID THROUGHOUT COUNTY

The Polk County Commissioners on Tuesday voted to approve a plan constructed by Polk County Administration Chuck Whiting to disperse $2 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funds to organizations and businesses across Polk County.  Polk County Commissioner Gary Willhite said the County wanted to get that money out as soon

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