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The three Crookston School Board incumbents up for election all finished in the top three spots and won reelection by a sizable margin on Tuesday night. Tim Dufault, a Crookston area farmer, led the way with 2,038 votes. Adrianne Winger, a teacher in Climax and Crookston Treasurettes Coach, was second with 1,588 votes. Patty Dillabough, […]
The candidates running for election to the Crookston School Board include Adrianne Winger, Katya Zepeda, Jim McBride, Marcia Meine, Patty Dillabough, and Tim Default. We asked each candidate to introduce themselves and why they are running. Q: Would you please tell us about yourself? Adrianne: I am originally from Crookston and graduated from Crookston High
The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday at 5:00 p.m. at the Crookston High School choir/orchestra room. The feature program is “Ramp up to Readiness” presented by Crookston High School Principal, Eric Bubna. Personnel items on the agenda are the acceptance of resignation letters from Kimberly Cole (Language Facilitator) and Linda Grenier (Sixth-grade teacher
Members of the Crookston School District long-range planning committee met with Superintendent Jeremy Olson Wednesday morning to discuss needs for facilities within the district. One of the top priorities is a new bus garage. (The picture to the right is of a tour held at the bus garage last year) The focus was on laying
The Crookston School Board met in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room on Monday evening and approved the preliminary tax levy, student fundraising, and heard from Crookston High School Principal about a partnership with Polk County Public Health to inform students of the dangers of vaping. The first topic of the meeting was the approval
The Crookston School Board met in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room on Monday evening and approved the preliminary tax levy, student fundraising, and heard from Crookston High School Principal about a partnership with Polk County Public Health to inform students of the dangers of vaping. The first topic of the meeting was the approval
