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The Crookston School Board had a special meeting on Thursday evening and voted to stay in distance learning through December 22, which is the last day of school before Christmas break. DISTANCE LEARNING DECISION The board heard from Polk County Public Health Director Sarah Reese. She told the board that from November 26 to December […]
A group of a handful of Crookston School District teachers walked out of the Crookston School Board meeting on Monday after the Crookston School Board didn’t act on a motion made by board member Dave Davidson (a former Crookston teachers union head) to allow teachers to teach from home during distance learning. KROX received emails,
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 Board met in a special meeting on Thursday afternoon at the Crookston High School Choir/orchestra room. It approved the district moving to Distance Learning November 23 – December 9 with no in-person activities allowed during that time. The board received great news with the 2019-2020 Crookston School District Audit. MOVE TO DISTANCE
Crookston School District Superintendent Jeremy Olson is warning district families to prepare for a short duration of distance learning in the near future. For his letter to district residents is below – Parents/Guardians: The intention of this communication is to inform you about the total number of in-school positive cases of COVID 19 to date
The Fisher School COVID Incident Command Team met on Sunday, November 1, and determined that due to the number of people required to be in quarantine or isolation, all child care through 12th-grade students will go to distance learning for an anticipated period of two weeks. Monday, November 2 will be a non-instructional day to
