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School is out for the summer, but there are still programs inside the schools that kids can attend to help them in ways other than academics. One of these programs is Alluma’s North Star Summer Program, that’s happening at the Highland Elementary School every Monday through Thursday. The program takes place in 15 locations throughout […]
Crookston High School Clinical Therapist and Alluma worker Jessica Shockman is reaching out to the Crookston Community for donations of hygiene supplies for children and students in need at the High School. “We have tended to run into a shortage of hygiene supplies, and I am looking to gather some items that we can keep
Highland Elementary School will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items and gift cards from Hugo’s, Walmart, local restaurants, and cash cards for families in need during the school closure. Tara Rodriquez and Jessica Shockman, family service specialists at Highland, are coordinating the collection effort. Rodriquez said that collecting food and gift cards for the
Highland Elementary School received additional Federal Title Grant money this school year and one area that money has been applied to is Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) programming. The school was also able to purchase a new SMART Board and increase the time Jessica Shockman, mental health practitioner from Northwest Mental Health Center spends
