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The Crookston Public Schools held a Safety Committee Meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the Crookston High School Science Atrium to discuss various issues in each school. Crookston Buildings & Grounds Director Rick Niemela led the meeting. The Committee is made up of Board Members Washington School Head Custodian Ron Ostgaard, Brent Evenson of the High […]
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has produced another project for the school, with the hard work of one student. Crookston High School student Isaac Wandrie created a sign that lists the six motivational words that match an anagram of the word Pirate and hung it on a wall in the commons area by
Crookston High School Clinical Therapist and Alluma worker Jessica Shockman is reaching out to the Crookston Community for donations of hygiene supplies for children and students in need at the High School. “We have tended to run into a shortage of hygiene supplies, and I am looking to gather some items that we can keep
Washington School Kindergarten celebrated Pirate Pride while posing for a photo. The Washington and Highland Schools PTO groups contributed money to purchase a Pirate Pride shirt for each kindergarten student. With the effort of Lorri Capistran, a member of both schools’ PTO groups, each child was able to order and receive a preferred shirt size.
On Tuesday night, the Crookston School Board met inside the Administrator’s Office inside the Crookston High School. The meeting had only one item, to discuss and plan the budget of the $4.3 million Federal COVID dollars from the State for expenditure of two projects for the school district. The first project is to add a
Highland Elementary School has a new look as of two weeks ago. If you’ve stopped by during the last two weeks, you probably will have noticed that when you walk inside the school, the main office windows have a pirate logo and the words “Highland Elementary School” written on them. This was done during Martin
