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The Polk County DFL directors and volunteers gathered at the Crookston Library on February 8 to plan the DFL caucuses for Polk County. The DFL caucuses will be held on February 25, 2020, at 7:00 p.m., with registration beginning at 6:30 p.m. While Minnesota will have a primary to select the Democratic presidential candidate, the […]
The Crookston School District, like many rural districts in the country, has seen enrollment decline as families and the populations in rural communities shrink. The district also had a dramatic increase in open enrollment out of the district early this decade (most of which occurs before families enroll in kindergarten) has helped contribute to a
Great things continue to happen at Crookston Public Schools! We have recently had a string of successes, both academically and athletically. We have also started to look to the future as we evaluate our facilities plans and develop a strong long-range vision for how these facilities can enhance our student experience. STUDENT SUCCESS Crookston Public
Students in a variety of grade levels at Highland School have been getting together to learn about agriculture from staff and students from the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) in an after-school program called “Ag in the Classroom.” On Thursday afternoon, the students learned about forestry explains UMC Director of Outreach and Engagement Michell Christopherson.
Walk by Kari Heppner’s fourth-grade classroom after school on Mondays, and you probably think her students are having a party to kick off the week. You’ll hear excitement, laughter, and most importantly, learning. Each Monday, a group of students stay after class to take part in a grant-funded program called Crazy 8’s. “Crazy 8’s is
Fourth graders at Highland Elementary School in Crookston had a guest reader from the University of Minnesota Crookston on Friday to celebrate Kindness week. UMC’s Regal the Eagle red to Mrs. Kresl’s class.
