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It is sometimes hard to be thankful in the midst of a global pandemic. So much of our thought process centers around what we have lost and not what we have. This is after all the American way as we are often encouraged to think about what we don’t have and about how much better […]
Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson will be holding Zoom meetings with parents and guardians of school district students to answer any questions they might have and to listen to any concerns they might have as the district moves into distance learning. The letter and information he is sending out to families is below –
The Crookston School District, in an effort to be transparent during the COVID-19 pandemic, is alerting district residents whenever a positive COVID-19 test is reporting at a school. The latest case is one individual at Crookston High School. The notification is below. General Notification: One individual at Crookston High School tested positive for COVID-19. Polk
Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson released the following information to the district families as they prepare for distance learning. The note to Parents/Guardians is below. Parents/Guardians, I am sure that many of you have questions as to why we are going into a temporary distance learning period. As with most things, there are several
The Crookston School District and the Food Service Department will be offering free meals two ways during the switch to distance learning starting Monday, November 23 and running through December 9. Grab and go meals will be offered from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. out of Highland Elementary School. “That will look similar to how
The Crookston School District in an attempt to be as transparent as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic has alerted Highland Elementary School families that one individual at the school has tested positive for COVID-19. The official notice is below. General Notification: One individual at Highland School has tested positive for COVID-19. Polk County Public Health has
