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PIRATE FINE ARTS BOOSTERS TO ISSUE OVER $14,000 TO FINE ARTS PROGRAMS

The Crookston Pirate Fine Arts Boosters will issue over $14,000 in grants to Fine Arts programs thanks to their summer fundraising letters and the June Shaver Trust fund. Every summer, the Fine Arts Boosters sends out letters asking for donations and contributions from the district families. This year, in collaboration with their yearly collection from […]

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES PRELIMINARY LEVY INCREASE OF 1.3%

The Crookston School Board met Monday evening in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The board approved the consent agenda, including the acceptance of the resignation letters of Highland Gifted and Talented Teacher Amber Sannes, paraprofessionals Penny Halstad, Miriam VanEps, and Karen Reierson. The board approved an updated MOU for Highland School part-time Phy Ed

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEGOTIATION/PERSONNEL COMMITTEE DISCUSS SEVERAL PERSONNEL MATTERS FOR UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

The Crookston Public Schools Negotiation/Personnel Committee met to discuss some personnel matters on Wednesday morning in the Administrative Offices Conference Room in the Crookston High School to discuss various items to be brought forward in the next School Board meeting’s Consent Agenda on September 26. Out of State Teachers’ Salaries After the Call to Order, Superintendent

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SUPERINTENDENT DAVE KUEHN SENDS LETTER TO CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT FAMILIES

Crookston School District Interim Superintendent Dave Keuhn wrote a letter to all of the families apart of the Crookston School District discussing certain topics after the first week of school. His letter can be seen below- Dear Crookston School District Families: Our school year is off to a great start.  It has been a busy

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BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY WITH CROOKSTON POLICE CHIEF DARIN SELZLER

School is finally back in session for the Crookston School District, and parents, students, and public servants are making preparations to return to the schools. But, along with a new year, the school district and Crookston Police Department are bringing new safety measures to keep the students safe. Over the summer, the Police Department partnered

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