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Tuesday, November 12, the Community Education Advisory Board met at 12:00 p.m. at the District Office Board Room at Crookston High School. This meeting is one of four meetings held yearly, and the board started out by reviewing the current Mission Statement: Crookston Community Education extends life-long learning opportunities for residents of all ages, abilities, […]
Nothing is more important than keeping our children safe, especially when they are on their way to and from school. We sat down with Highland Elementary Principal Chris Trostad to hear about a new program to do just that: keep our children safe as they come to school and head home from school each day.
The Crookston Public School District announced their nominations for this year’s ExCEL award. Kaylee Clauson and Teagen Lubinski were selected to represent Crookston. The ExCEL Award – Excellence in Community, Education, and Leadership – is a unique recognition program designed exclusively for Minnesota high school juniors who are active in school activities, who show leadership
The Summit in Crookston will be celebrating National Assisted Living week September 12-18. Each day will have a theme, and the week will be used as a reminder to those at the Summit that they are not forgotten. Lisa Cole is the Summit Activities Coordinator, and she talked about the theme for the upcoming week
The Crookston High School Leo Club was awarded a 2019-202 Leo Club Award of Excellence. This is the 29th straight year the Leo Club has received the award from the Lions International. The 29-straight years receiving the Award of Excellence is a record no other club in the world comes close to matching. This year
Linda Morgan is Crookston High School’s Leo Club Advisor, during which she leads many students in community service throughout Crookston. But Morgan also dons many other hats organizing activities for homecoming, snowfest, Mr. CHS, and other events throughout the year. In the spring, many of the activities Morgan coordinates are senior centered, including prom activities,
