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One of the more popular projects at Highland School every spring is the sixth grade Truss Bridges with students competing to see whose bridge can hold the most weight. The project shows what the students have learned about engineering as part of their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum throughout the year. Beginning last […]
The sixth graders at Highland School in Dan Halland, Marcia Scholler, Dixie Sele, and Kris Stegman’s classes went shopping Thursday morning at the Crookston Hugo’s Family Marketplace and Wal-Mart to get food for the Crookston Community Christmas Baskets. Sixth-grader Gunnar Groven said the students were shopping for needy families. “We were shopping for needy families
Each month during the school year, the Kiwanis Club honors fifth graders at Highland and their families with “Terrific Kids” award. The Kiwanis’ Club recently held their first celebration of the school year honoring three students. The students are selected by their teachers on the basis of grades, citizenship, a positive attitude toward schoolwork and
