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The Highland Elementary 4th-grade music program was held Thursday. The orchestra students shared a progressive set of pieces to show what they’ve learned over the year and the choir program was a short skit called “Sing a Song of Aesop”.
Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson proposed several changes last week including a couple of staffing changes to help keep the district within the means of their budget. After hearing some feedback, Olson clarified two of the staffing proposals. “I wanted to clarify what our proposal is and what it’s not,” said Olson. “So the
Every Thursday students in Mrs. Heppner’s 4th-grade class at Highland Elementary stay after school to do extra math work in a grant program called Crazy 8’s. But this isn’t your everyday math class explains their teacher Kari Heppner. “Crazy 8’s is an accelerated math program developing and expanding the kid’s brains,” said Heppner. “It flexes
The Crookston School Board will meet Monday, January 28 at 5:00 p.m. in the Choir/Orchestra Room at the Crookston High School. The consent agenda includes approval of the January 14 meeting minutes, approval of current bills in the amount of $126,832.49, accept the retirement letter from Belinda Fjeld – Music/Choir Teach at Crookston High School
Two community forums/listening sessions (one on Monday, October 30, at Crookston High School, and one on Tuesday, October 31) were held in the District and were facilitated by Minnesota School Boards Association representatives. Forums/listening sessions for School District staff were held on Monday, October 30, and Tuesday, October 31, at Highland Elementary School and Crookston
The third grade classes at Highland Elementary School might never have expected to be learning not only in their classrooms, but as it turns out, also at the Villa St. Vincent nursing home. “We thought it would be a really neat way for our students to do an outreach and community service project. We contacted
