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The Crookston School Board will have their next meeting on Monday, February 24, and at that meeting, one proposal they will be getting updated on is offering five-day preschool for four-year-olds. Crookston Superintendent Jeremy Olson said the option converts the current four-day full and half-day program to five days a week if adopted. “We’re excited
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
Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson discusses weather and weather-related closures. For more see his latest article below – COMMUNITY COMMUNICATION Weather is perhaps one of the favorite topics for many Minnesotans. We often state that if you don’t like the weather just wait as it is bound to change. In the interests of being
The Crookston Public Schools Long-Range Planning Committee met on Wednesday night, discussing a variety of topics including enrollment trends and the number of schools operated, a football and track complex, security changes at entryways into the schools and district office, and more. No action was taken during the meeting, but the committee did give Crookston
The America’s Farmers programs, sponsored by Bayer Fund, are back for another year to strengthen farming communities across Minnesota. Beginning January 1, America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education is partnering with farmers across the country to help strengthen rural public school districts through $15,000 STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) grants. Since 2010, America’s Farmers have awarded more
Crookston Public Schools will have Early Childhood Screening for children three to five-years-old who have not been screened on Monday, January 6, and Tuesday, January 7, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. School districts are required to screen children in their district beginning at age 3, said Washington School Principal
