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Lester Wilkens, on behalf of the Masons from the Crookston Masonic Lodge, presented checks to Dan Halland for the Highland School 6th grade Itasca State Park Field Trip Pancake Breakfast held in April totaling $2384.
Highland Elementary School is celebrating the end of the school year with some fun activities. Today each grade will get an hour to play at the CSC in the Bouncy Obstacle Courses, and on Thursday, each class will get an opportunity to set off the Dunk Tank. First up to sit in the Dunk Tank
Thank you to the Get Kids Outdoors- Adam Parnow Memorial for all they have done to supplement the MN First Grade Science standards in regards to the life cycles of plants and animals. They provided hands-on learning opportunities that would not otherwise have been possible. On Friday, May 16th, Fred Parnow with Get Kids Outdoors, brought soil,
On Thursday, April 24, fifth grade students from Highland put on a drum performance at Crookston High School with the help of a grant secured by Highland’s music teacher, Kristine Dickson. The grant brought in a resident musician for a month, Dr. Kenyon Williams, the Director of Percussion at Minnesota State Moorhead. “He has traveled
Below is a letter to the editor from Fin and Fit With improved management, attention to detail, and a dependable schedule for hours of operation, interest in and usage of the Crookston Community Pool greatly increased in 2024 and continues to do so as 2025 gets underway. In September of 2024, because of budget deficits,
The Crookston Community Education board met on Tuesday in the Crookston High School District Office. E.C.F.E. PROGRAM UPDATES E.C.F.E. parent educator Gina Gunderson started the meeting by giving the board program updates from the E.C.F.E. and what is to come this spring. “Our families are really enjoying their gym time,” said Gunderson, “With Pop in
