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Crookston School District recognizes the school board

The Minnesota School Boards Association has designated September as Minnesota School Board Recognition Month, a time to honor the dedicated leaders who serve as the guiding light for student success in public schools across the state. This month, Crookston Public Schools proudly joins school districts throughout Minnesota in recognizing the elected board members who commit […]

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Crookston School Board to meet Tuesday, July 29

The Crookston School Board will meet on Tuesday, July 29 at 5:00 p.m. at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The board will be asked to approve the meeting minutes from the meetings on June 23, July 7, 14, and 23. It will also be asked to approve current bills and the following personnel items:

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Highland and Washington Schools to Hold Read-a-Thon

It’s that time of year.  Washington and Highland schools in Crookston are gearing up for their annual Read-a-Thon. KROX sat down with Gina Gunderson, the Early Childhood Coordinator at Washington, Lorri Capistran, the Highland PTO Chair, and Marianne Isaacs, the Highland PTO Treasurer, to hear about this wonderful program that spans two weeks and raises

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MEET THE CANDIDATES – Crookston School Board

There are seven people running for three openings on the Crookston School Board. Incumbent Mike Theis and six newcomers – Malissa Burnette, Lorri Capistran, Jaclyn Martin, Adam Schiller, Kayse Thompson, and Connie Wilkins. We asked each candidate a series of questions and their answers are below. Tell us a little about your family. Mike: My

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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOLDING SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE ON MEET-THE-TEACHER NIGHTS

The Highland Elementary School is continuing its School Supply Drive during the Meet-the-Teacher Nights on Wednesday, August 31, and Thursday, September 1, at the Elementary School and is still accepting donations. The drive is sponsored by the Highland Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). The drive is meant to help students that may not have the means

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