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The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening at the Crookston High School Choir and Orchestra room. The meeting started with presentations on the Math Masters program from Highland School Chris Trostad, and Superintendent Dave Kuehn gave the board information on the World’s Best Workforce. “They have three areas that they would like to see
The Crookston School District will host another parent meeting with an update and a Question and Answer session on the addition of the middle school in the high school building and the Highland School in addition to bringing the Pre-K and first graders to Highland. The meeting will be at Crookston High School tonight at
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. MULTI-USE ATHLETIC COMPLEX The meeting started with good news from Shelby McQuay of Ehlers Public Finance Advisors. The $4,965,000 in general obligation school building bonds had nine bids, with a low bid of 3.4262 percent from Fifth Third Securities Inc.
The Crookston Parks & Recreation Board met on Monday night inside the Crookston City Hall Council Chambers. There were three main agenda items. DIAMOND 1 The first item on the agenda was an update to the board on Diamond 1 at the Ray Ecklund Complex. According to Crookston Parks & Rec Director Jake Solberg, the
The Crookston School Board met in a special meeting on Monday afternoon in the Crookston School District office. After approving the new superintendent contract, they heard from the Care and Share Center board about its interest in the Washington School building. Care and Share Center board members Faye Overgaard, Kari Brault, Allen Dragseth, Rick Keller,
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room and approved the purchase of a new phone system for the district, the general obligation building bonds, and more. GENERAL OBLIGATION BUILDING BONDS The board heard from Jeff Seeley, Senior Municipal Advisor at Ehlers. Seeley talked about the $4,965,000 in
