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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
Crookston School District students participated in the Tri-College Math Competition held at Concordia on March 7. The competition hosts schools from both North Dakota and Minnesota for both small school and large school divisions. Crookston participants were David Threatt, Reggie Winjum, Garrett Fischer, Gabe Noah, Nathan Johanneck, Ben Capistran, Xavier Mason, Chris Goodrich, Grace Smith,
The Crookston Middle School has announced the 2023-24 First Semester Honor Roll. The honor roll students are listed below. “A” HONOR ROLL: 3.667 to 4.0 Grade 8: Allison Abeld, Jaspur Barstad, Grace Boll, Lillianna Bridgeford, Abigail Bruley, Peyton Demarais, Hailey Fritz, Nora Groven, Madalyn Hanson, John Lisov, Cameron Martin, Leia Parkin, Lana Peterson, Ezra Portillo,
The Crookston MathCounts competed in competition at Thief River Falls on Friday February 9. The team received 2nd place for large schools. Members of the team are Keziah Mason, Eva Gosse, Christopher Goodrich, Ella Capistran, Harrison Cameron. The team is coached by Andrea Adrian. From left to right: Keziah Mason, Eva Gosse, Christopher Goodrich, Ella Capistran,
Fifth and sixth-grade students from Highland Elementary School competed in the regional Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge in Bemidji. The fifth-grade team finished first place out of 25 teams. Competing were Haddie Halland, Elsie Mathews, Ella Capistran, Cohen Luckow, and Harrison Cameron. In the individual competition, there were 118 students competing, and Ella Capistran placed 2nd
