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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES $200,000 TRANSFER OF FUNDS PENDING APPROVAL FROM THE MDE

The Crookston School Board held a special meeting on Thursday night inside the Crookston High School to discuss two items. The first item was to approve a resolution for the transfer of funds pending approval of the Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE). Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson gave more insight into […]

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT CONTINUING FOCUS ON IMPROVING LITERACY

The Crookston School District is now a month into the school year, and Crookston High School Principal Nicki Martinez is continuing towards the goal of improving literacy. Specifically, the High School is looking to improve their reading and writing scores in the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) testing administered by Minnesota. Martinez says transitioning into this

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The Crookston School board will meet Monday night at 5:00 p.m. inside the Choir/Orchestra room at the Crookston High School. The meeting is open to the public. The Consent Agenda includes approval of Lane Advance Requests, Letters of Assignment, and Employment agreements with Greg Garmen, Whitney Rupprecht, and Gary Stegman. There will also be an

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER LOOKING FOR THE COMMUNITIES HELP TO KEEP KIDS IN SCHOOL

Crookston School Board Member Tim Dufault is asking for the communities help to keep school in-person while the COVID-19 Delta variant is increasing in Crookston and the area. His letter to the editor is below- Crookston Independent School District 593 needs the community’s help.   We want to continue to safely educate the children of

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES MOVING UP TO LEVEL 3 IN HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES

The Crookston School Board met on Thursday night inside a packed Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room and have decided to move from level 2 to level 3 of the school’s health and safety measures. The decision comes after the COVID-19 cases within Crookston and Polk County continue to rise. The board voted in favor 3-2

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