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Highland School students have been working on their engineering skills this week and several records were broken. The bridge in the video below, designed by Maddie Harbott and Jezabel Vega, broke at 300.8 lbs, which shattered the old record of 155 pounds. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”ontHgwfShfQ” ]
Highland Elementary Sixth Graders began testing their truss bridges Monday in the class. Mr. Halland’s class began testing their bridges on Monday. Mrs. Scholler’s and Mrs. Stegman’s classes will test their bridges on Wednesday and Friday. Sixth-graders have been learning about engineering and need to design their bridges to hold at least five pounds of
The Highland 5th & 6th-grade music classes put on their Band, Choir and Orchestra concert Thursday afternoon at Highland. They will have another concert tonight at 7:00 p.m.
Students from Crookston’s Highland Elementary, Our Savior’s and Cathedral schools attended safety day today. The students moved from station to station learning about different types of safety capped off with a demonstration of what happens in an accident if you don’t wear your seatbelt.
Sara Sibley, portrayed by Connie Hannesson, the wife of the first Governor for the State of Minnesota visited Mrs. Stegman’s sixth-grade classroom Friday. She told the class about how she met Governor Henry Sibley and their life together. The presentation also included other facts about Minnesota that were happening around that time. The sixth-graders at
The Kiwanis Club has announced the March Terrific Kids from the fifth grade at Highland Elementary School. One student from each fifth-grade class earns the Terrific Kid Award on the basis of grades, citizenship, a positive attitude toward schoolwork and toward other students. The Terrific Kids for March are Hayley Leckie, Emelia Hoerner, Ashton Hoffman,
