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On Monday night, the Crookston School Board approved new cooperative agreements for boy’s hockey with Fertile-Beltrami and Sacred Heart Schools. Superintendent Jeremy Olson said both he and Activities Director Greg Garmen felt the agreement would provide additional players for the program from schools that Crookston doesn’t compete with for enrollment. “We have been in some […]
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall. The regular agenda includes approving the city administrator’s recommendation to retain Ryan Lindtwed as the new City of Crookston Finance Director/Treasurer. Also on the regular agenda is a resolution to decommission turf runway 6/24 at the Crookston Municipal Airport
Greetings Crookston! Student Success: Even in a pandemic, great things are happening at Crookston Public Schools. I wanted to celebrate a few recent student successes: Crookston High School’s One Act Play “Dark Road” finished 2nd at Sections. These types of performances just don’t happen and we want to recognize the hard work and dedication of
The Crookston Airport Commission held a meeting Thursday to review its progress on the master plan, the capital improvement program for the airport, and to hold an open house. The meeting was attended by several members of the Crookston City Council, Superintendent Jeremy Olson, and Polk County Planning and Zoning Administrator Jake Snyder, while attendance
The Crookston School Board held a closed meeting Monday night to conduct a mid-year review of Crookston Public Schools Superintendent Jeremy Olson. Board chairman Frank Fee said Olson was graded on progress toward four goals. “The Crookston School Board almost unanimously gave high marks to Superintendent Olson,” said Fee. “He was graded on four goals
The Crookston School Board met Monday night and unanimously voted to move the district’s learning model under the Minnesota Safe Learning Plan to Model I, which will return all high school students to in-person school every day following the required two-week phased transition. The board voted to have 7th-9th grade start February 1, and 10-12th
