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Highland Elementary will participate in a Bike to School Day on Monday, May 5. The event encourages students to get active and walk or ride their bikes to school. “We are encouraging kids to ride their bikes to school next Monday,” says Highland Principal Chris Trostad. “We do have some programs being put on as […]
Wednesday, April 9, is Kindergarten Round-Up Day at Highland Elementary School in Crookston. After the regular school day, Highland sets up time for incoming Kindergarteners and their parents to explore the school, meet some teachers, and start the registration process for the fall. In years past, this has happened at Washington Elementary, so this is
Early Childhood Family Education’s (ECFE) March Musical Madness was held Monday night at Highland Elementary. A children’s interactive concert was performed by 5th grade orchestra students and Pop Strings under the direction of Crookston Public Schools Orchestra Director Lori Carlson. Children experienced the sights and sounds of orchestra instruments as well as participated in sing-a-longs, rhythm,
On Tuesday, February 18th, the 4th Grade Orchestra had its first concert at Highland. It was an “Informance”, an informal and informational performance. Students played their first songs for their families and took their first bows with their instruments on stage, and Ms. Carlson talked a little bit about what they will be learning next
Local teen Austin Lund recently went on an adventure with the AO1 Mountain Movers. The Mountain Movers program is one of the Carson Wentz AO1 foundations Outdoor Ministries, which provide once-in-a-lifetime hunting, fishing, or other outdoor experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses or other life-altering medical situations. These children are taught the ethical practices behind
On Tuesday, December 17, Highland Elementary School Choir students entertained residents at Villa St. Vincent with caroling.
