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Students in the Native American Education Program held their first annual plant sale Thursday at Highland School. Before they started the greenhouse they learned about pricing, and risk of running a small business explained Kianna Simpkins. “Before we did the greenhouse we learned about the sale prices and how much it would be if we […]
Pictured above Matthew Curry, Master of Crookston Masonic Lodge #141 and Crookston High School physical education teacher presenting a $1,200 check to student members of the Builders Club. These funds were raised from a recent breakfast at the Masonic Lodge Building to support this Crookston High School seventh and eighth-grade service organization as well as
The Crookston School Board will meet Monday evening at 5:00 p.m. in the choir/orchestra room at the Crookston High School. The consent agenda includes approval of the February 11 meeting minutes, approval of current bills in the amount of $80,955.09, and approval of the employment agreement with Nancy Nottestad as Fiscal Services Director for 2017-2019.
The Highland School fifth graders held a choral presentation called “All About Animals” on Thursday afternoon in the Highland School Auditorium. The sang Swinging on a Star, Sailing Down the Nile with a Crocodile, Little Fish Big Name, All the Pretty Little Horses, and Rockin’ Robin.
The sixth graders from Highland Elementary visited residents at the Villa St. Vincent on Thursday afternoon. The sixth-grade choir performed their pieces from their recent Holiday concert and then the entire sixth-grade class sang several Christmas carols. Resident Vivian Arel said she enjoyed the performance when asked. “I sure did, it was very nice,” said
Sixth graders from Highland Elementary School went shopping Thursday morning at Hugo’s and Walmart for the Community Christmas Food Baskets. Students collected $1,352.39 including a $400 donation from the Highland PTO. They split into groups of five or six this morning and got practical experience shopping on a budget and trying to find the best
