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On October 8, the Crookston High School FFA Forestry, Poultry Evaluation, Soils, and Livestock Evaluation Teams competed at Barnesville High School. The Forestry and Soils teams finished first place in their categories and will advance to the state competition in April. Additionally, the Poultry Team placed 5th and will also advance to state. Individually in […]
Crookston Public School students competed in the Tri-College Math contest held at Minnesota State University Moorhead on Tuesday. The exams were written by the Concordia Mathematics Department. A team consists of eight members, not more than four of whom are in the highest grade level. Each person takes an individual test, and then there is a
The Crookston Middle School Knowledge Bowl team wrapped up the season on Monday in Thief River Falls. There were 31 teams competing. All three teams did well, and Crookston Blue took home 2nd place! Crookston Blue finished second place: Ella Capistran, Lily Olmstead, Eva Gosse, and Grayson Howland.Other team members are – Evan Boucher, Marshall
The Crookston Middle School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in the Hallock competition on Monday. Crookston Gold finished second place and Crookston Blue finished fifth place. Crookston Gold (Harrison Cameron, Crayson Howland, Evan Boucher, Emily Visconti and Eva Gosse) Crookston Blue (Marshall Hanson, Peri Jackson, Cora Jackson, Anna Heldstab and Ella Capistran) Harrison Cameron, Crayson Howland,
Crookston Middle School students competed in the Mathcounts chapter competition held Friday, February 7, in Thief River Falls. The Competition Series has four levels of competition: school, chapter, state, and national. Each level is comprised of four rounds: Sprint, Target, Team, and Countdown Round. There were 52 competitors. The Mathcount competition is for kids in grades
Crookston High School and Middle School recently brought teams of math competitors to the annual University of North Dakota Math Track meet.Teams from each school compete with teams from other schools. This fun day helps promote math and form and maintain contacts between secondary mathematics students, teachers, and the UND mathematics faculty. This year, the UND
