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The Crookston School District’s buses underwent their annual state inspection from the Minnesota State Patrol on Wednesday. Transportation Coordinator Rick Niemala said all the buses passed and are ready to start the school year. “Bus inspectors from the State Patrol were here yesterday to inspect our school buses,” said Niemala. “Everything went well, they all […]
The Crookston School District held a public meeting Thursday on the two referendum questions that will be on the ballot November 5. The first question is a repeal and replace of the operating referendum, which would lower taxes. The second question is to build a bus garage on the Highland School Property. OPERATING REFERENDUM The
On November 5th, the School District will be asking voters to consider two ballot questions. The first question will be to renew an operating levy that has been in place for several years. Our existing levy is for operating the schools and pool. With the ownership of the pool being taken over by the city,
The Crookston School Board was thrown a big surprise at their meeting on Monday evening. The board found out longtime teacher (34 years in the Crookston school district) and hall of fame coach Mike Geffre has turned in his retirement notice and will retire from teaching in Minnesota and will be moving to Michigan to
The Crookston Education Association (the teachers union) membership unanimously ratified the tentative 2019-2021 master contract today. CEA Chief Negotiator, Sara Geist, gave KROX a statement – “Out of respect for the process, since the Board has not yet voted on the contract, I will decline to mention specific details. However, this round of negotiations might
Congratulations to the Crookston School District for developing a comprehensive and inclusive strategic plan. We are your partners in helping to execute that which you have laid out. The goals outlined echo very closely those we have set at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Here are the three strategic goals we’ve set for ourselves. Campus Enrollment Growth
