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Crookston High School students and their chaperones (36 people) are enjoying their Europe Trip. So far, they have visited Zurich, the Swiss Alps (Mt. Rigi), Lucerne, Rome, and many more amazing places. Below are a few pictures from their adventures.
The Crookston High School held a meeting on Wednesday night about a 2024 trip to Europe in the High School Auditorium with Social Studies Teacher Shelly Thomforde. She opened the meeting by explaining that the school is partnering with EF Educational Tours, a world-leading group in international education that has been working for over 55
The Crookston Masonic Lodge on Wednesday donated $1,480 from a baked potato bar fundraiser to the Crookston High School Europe Trip. About 30 CHS students will travel to Europe this summer. Lester Wilkens and George French presented the check on behalf of the Masonic Lodge.
