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The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday, October 26, at 5:00 p.m. in the large group room at Highland Elementary School. The consent agenda includes the approval of the September 28 regular meeting minutes. The board will also be asked to approve the current bills totaling $1,609,109.29 and the following personnel items –The board
Safety Town, a Crookston Community Education program, was held from June 2-5 at Washington School. The four-day program is open to children who recently completed kindergarten and will move to first grade in the fall. A full class of 41 participants completed the program during their graduation ceremony on Friday. Highland first-grade teachers Megan Parenteau
Crookston’s Washington Elementary School hosted Safety Town, a Community Education Program, last week, June 3 through 6. This annual event is four days full of activities, demonstrations, and knowledge about ways to stay safe. Children attending Safety Town are those who have recently completed Kindergarten and are heading to first grade in the fall. The
Crookston High School is getting ready to celebrate its seniors at graduation. The ceremony will take place on Friday, May 23, at 7:00 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. There are 82 candidates for graduation. The Class Flower is the White Rose. The Class Colors are blue and gold. The Class Motto is – “All
Highland Elementary will participate in a Bike to School Day on Monday, May 5. The event encourages students to get active and walk or ride their bikes to school. “We are encouraging kids to ride their bikes to school next Monday,” says Highland Principal Chris Trostad. “We do have some programs being put on as
Wednesday, April 9, is Kindergarten Round-Up Day at Highland Elementary School in Crookston. After the regular school day, Highland sets up time for incoming Kindergarteners and their parents to explore the school, meet some teachers, and start the registration process for the fall. In years past, this has happened at Washington Elementary, so this is
