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On Tuesday, February 18th, the 4th Grade Orchestra had its first concert at Highland. It was an “Informance”, an informal and informational performance. Students played their first songs for their families and took their first bows with their instruments on stage, and Ms. Carlson talked a little bit about what they will be learning next […]
Local teen Austin Lund recently went on an adventure with the AO1 Mountain Movers. The Mountain Movers program is one of the Carson Wentz AO1 foundations Outdoor Ministries, which provide once-in-a-lifetime hunting, fishing, or other outdoor experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses or other life-altering medical situations. These children are taught the ethical practices behind
On Tuesday, December 17, Highland Elementary School Choir students entertained residents at Villa St. Vincent with caroling.
There really is a lot going on at Highland Elementary School this week. We chatted with Principal Trostad about being awarded a grant to pay for safety patrol and about the Walk, Bike, and Roll to School day coming up on Thursday, October 10. Principal Trostad also filled us in on a recent Safe Kids
Nothing is more important than keeping our children safe, especially when they are on their way to and from school. We sat down with Highland Elementary Principal Chris Trostad to hear about a new program to do just that: keep our children safe as they come to school and head home from school each day.
Next Thursday, October 10, Highland Elementary School in Crookston is going to be taking part in a safe walk, bike, and roll-to-school day. Principal Chris Trostad says this is a fun day for the kids, and they are partnering up once again with Safe Kids of Grand Forks for the event. “Safe Kids of Grand
