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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 […]
With the school year set to kick off Wednesday, September 4, for Highland Elementary students, Highland Principal Chris Trostad wants to make sure everyone is signed up for Meet the Teacher. “Most parents have already registered for Meet the Teacher,” said Trostad. While most years school would start the day after Labor Day, this year,
Kayse Thompson looks forward to watching her daughter Elliot, 3, play on the future Highland Elementary School Inclusive Playground in Crookston. Elliot is a wheelchair user and crawler. “Most of the playgrounds in Crookston, especially those with wood chips and tall steps, can be difficult for her to play in,” Thompson shared. “She will be
Crookston’s Highland Elementary Students experience a fun blowout day as their school year finalizes. Each grade spent one hour at the Crookston Sports Center, where the school rented some inflatable obstacle courses and games. Highland Elementary School Principal Christ Trostad felt students would appreciate this event. He commented, “We are having a fun day for
The annual March Musical Madness event was held on Monday, March 25, at Highland Elementary. This event is an interactive concert featuring Ms. Ellis and the CHS Pop Strings and 6th graders! Many families with children ages birth to 5 years old attended and enjoyed listening to many familiar songs like Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,
Highland Elementary School took part in the Safe Routes To School (SRTS) event Winter Walk to School Day on Thursday morning. (SRTS) promotes students walking, biking, roller-blading, and skateboarding to school to promote physical activity while conducting students’ travel in the safest manner possible. Each Highland Elementary School student was given free hot chocolate beverages,
