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Chris Trostad announces retirement as Highland School principal

Chris Trostad has announced his retirement from his position as principal at Highland Elementary School, effective immediately. He made the announcement during an appearance on KROX’s Valley Talk program on Wednesday. Trostad began his time with the Crookston School District in 1987 as a bus driver, left for a few years, and then returned to

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Crookston School Board meets with Highland School staff to discuss the school’s operating plans for the 2026-27 school year

The Crookston School Board held a working session on Wednesday to discuss operations for the upcoming school year at Highland Elementary School. The session was led by Highland School principal Chris Trostad. SCHOOL LAYOUTThe session began with an overview of the TENTATIVE Highland School layout, which includes four classrooms for each grade and three pre-K

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Crookston School District staff gather for their annual end-of-year luncheon

Teachers and staff from the Crookston Public Schools had an end-of-year luncheon on Monday afternoon at Highland School. The luncheon gives staff a chance to reflect on the school year while also honoring service award winners and the recent retirees from the district. Retirees from the Crookston School District honored this year include bus drivers

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Highland Elementary to host Family Night as school year nears conclusion

Highland Elementary School will be hosting its annual family night this Wednesday, May 13, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm. This fun event will feature games and activities for everyone, as principal Chris Trostad says this event is a chance for Highland and Washington School families to enjoy the end of a productive and exciting school

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Highland Elementary first graders engage with nature through Get Kids Outdoors

First-grade students at Highland Elementary became friends of nature, as they recently spent time with Get Kids Outdoors for an incredible day of nature-based learning. School officials say the students had a blast getting their hands dirty and exploring the world beneath their feet.  Their afternoon was packed with amazing activities, including planting pumpkin & gourd seeds, enjoying delicious

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