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School is out for the summer in Crookston, but that doesn’t mean the schools are locked up tight and sitting dormant, waiting for students to return. No, the schools are getting read with the help of Crookston Public Schools Grounds, Building, and Transportation Director Rick Niemela and his crew. KROX stopped in to visit Niemela […]
The school year is coming to a close in Crookston, and Highland Elementary is getting ready to close out the year with a Family Fun Night Event on Tuesday, May 20, starting at 5:00 p.m. “This is something we started a couple of years ago. It’s a lot of fun for the parents and children.
It’s that time of year. Washington and Highland schools in Crookston are gearing up for their annual Read-a-Thon. KROX sat down with Gina Gunderson, the Early Childhood Coordinator at Washington, Lorri Capistran, the Highland PTO Chair, and Marianne Isaacs, the Highland PTO Treasurer, to hear about this wonderful program that spans two weeks and raises
It was a cool, wet day at Highland Elementary School on Saturday, October 12, but nothing could dampen the excitement of the Grand Opening Celebration for the Highland Schools Inclusive Playground. There was a great turnout Saturday morning as everyone enjoyed pancakes inside Highland School before heading out to try out all the new playground
Thursday morning, October 10, a new Bike Repair Station was dedicated at Highland Elementary in Crookston, as part of the Walk, Bike, and Roll to School Event. The station will be open to the school’s students and the community. It was made possible thanks to a grant Safe Kids Grand Forks wrote to Minnesota Safe
The Highland Elementary School Inclusive Playground fundraising continues with over $136,000 raised as of September 4. It isn’t too late to donate to the project, so “All Can Play. ” You can donate online through the Northwest Minnesota Foundation, a 501C3 charity, below.https://secure.qgiv.com/for/heip-c/ If you want to mail a check (make it out to Highland
