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The Crookston School Board and administration staff for Crookston Public Schools met Wednesday night at the Crookston High School to work on establishing the top priorities identified by staff and community input sessions for the districts strategic plan. One thing that became apparent as the group worked through the various priorities is how intertwined each
The Crookston Public Schools bus garage committee will meet Thursday, April 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the Crookston High School. The committee will meet for the first time with ICON Architectural Group out of Grand Forks, who was hired to design a new bus garage. Kyle Kvamme, Business Development Manager, said ICON has grown
Crookston Superintendent Jeremy Olson held a community input session Tuesday night in the Crookston High School commons to help shape the district’s strategic plan. Olson said he was excited by the turnout of community members who participated. “We had 75 people here, and we’re very excited to see that kind of turnout,” said Olson. “Very
Crookston Public Schools is holding a Community Input Session for their strategic planning process on Tuesday, April 23 at 5:30 p.m. in the Crookston High School commons. The community input session will help the district and school board determine their plan and implementation process for the next five years. Superintendent Jeremy Olson encouraged community members
Crookston teachers Kim Davidson, Laurie Wavra, and Jayne Nesvig spent a day lobbying in St. Paul with other teachers from northwestern Minnesota. They met with Representative Kiel, Senator Johnson, and Governor Walz to advocate for Crookston students, teachers and the district as a whole.
Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson proposed several changes last week including a couple of staffing changes to help keep the district within the means of their budget. After hearing some feedback, Olson clarified two of the staffing proposals. “I wanted to clarify what our proposal is and what it’s not,” said Olson. “So the
