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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT HOLDS AWARD CEREMONY FOR OSPY AWARD WINNERS AND 2022 RETIREMENTS

The Crookston School District held a District Awards Ceremony & Retiree Recognition Award Ceremony in the Crookston High School Auditorium on Tuesday morning to recognize and Award teachers and staff members for all of their exceptional work over the 2022 school year. The District handed out Awards for Outstanding Service to Pirate Youth (OSPY), Years […]

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT DAVE KUEHN’S CONTRACT

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

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET ON MONDAY TO DISCUSS SUMMER PROGRAMS

The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday night at 5:00 p.m. inside the Large Group Room inside Highland Elementary School. The meeting is open with public hearings to any visitors that wish to share any concerns with the Board. The Consent Agenda will include the approval of the meeting minutes of their Regular Meeting

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CROOKSTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TEACHERS PRESENTED TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Andrea Ingersoll and Jamie Kresl, representatives of the CEA (Crookston Education Association) are shown presenting Mike Hajostek and Joan Darco with their Teacher of the Year Award.  All CEA teachers were recipients of the Teacher of the Year award for 2019-2020.  Each teacher received a gift card from a local restaurant in recognition of their

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CROOKSTON REDS BEAT DILWORTH

The Crookston Reds won their fifth straight game thanks in part to seven errors committed by the Dilworth Raildogs in a 7-4 win in a Red River Amateur Baseball League game played at Bob Marshall Field in Dilworth. Crookston’s offense continued to roll with the momentum of a 15-run performance on Friday by scoring in

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CROOKSTON REDS HAMMER PARK RAPIDS

The Crookston Reds offense showed little rust after the holiday break in a 15-5 seven-inning run-rule win over the Park Rapids Esox in a non-League game played at Jim Karn Field in Crookston. Crookston took an early lead with some help from Park Rapids in the first inning. Will Zimmerman was hit by a pitch

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