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The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening and heard from Crookston High School teacher, Travis Oliver, who thanked the board for giving him a half-year contract. He will only teach the first semester because he will be student teaching the Ag Education class in Fertile to complete is schooling to obtain his teaching licensure. […]
The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday at 5:00 p.m. in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The meeting agenda includes the following personnel items – The resignation from Robbie Nessler as the Junior Varsity Boys Basketball coach, the resignation from Nancy Asman as a Title aide and Educational assistant at Washington School. Other
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The meeting led off with a presentation from Shelly Thomforde, Amy Follette and Maddie Everett and their experience on the Europe Trip this summer. Thomforde said there were 28 students on the trip and 26 of them were females. They
The Crookston School Board set dates for filing to run for School Board this year. The terms of Patty Dillabough, Tim Dufault, and Adrianne Winger will expire at the end of the year. Filing will open July 31 and close August 14. Candidates may file for office at the school district office located in the
The Crookston School Board met on Monday afternoon to establish Superintendent goals for new Superintendent Jeremy Olson. The meeting was the final chapter in the hiring process of Olson and it was facilitated by Sandy Gundlach of the Minnesota School Board Association. The three-and-a-half-hour meeting was a good and productive one, according to Crookston School
Approximately 13 people, including some school board members, attended the community forums/listening sessions, and approximately 20 staff members participated in the staff forums/listening sessions. Eleven students participated in the listening session for students. The forum/listening session attendees were asked the same five questions. Their responses to the questions: Approximately 13 people, including some school board
