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Earlier this afternoon KROX Radio was able to interview current Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson and incoming interim Superintendent Dave Kuehn. They discussed how the transition is going, the upcoming referendum on the new track & athletic field complex, and much more. The full interview is below.
The Crookston Public School District has recently approved Dave Kuehn to be the Interim Superintendent for the upcoming 2022-23 School Year to replace current Superintendent Jeremy Olson. Kuehn was chosen out of nine other candidates due to his experience as the Superintendent for the Underwood School District, where he replaced Jeremy Olson when he moved
The Crookston School Board met on Monday night inside Highland Elementary School. The meeting began with the Consent Agenda which included approving the previous meeting minutes, as well as the current bills. The Consent Agenda also included accepting resignation letters from Elementary Aide at Washington School Jasmin Hanson, Highland Elementary School Teacher Rebecca Aaker, and
