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Governor Tim Walz today announced a new action plan to prevent fraud and improve oversight of federal grant dollars. Following his administration’s earlier directive to state agencies to identify areas of improvement, the Governor released a plan that includes a package of budget proposals. “I am committed to rooting out and stopping fraud,” said Governor Walz. “We […]
The Crookston School Board met for a regular meeting on Monday afternoon inside the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra Room. CONSENT AGENDA The board’s Consent Agenda consisted of approving the School Board’s Minutes from their meeting on October 24 and their special meeting on November 14. It also included approving their current bills in the amount
The Tri-County Regional Community Corrections Board held a regular board meeting in the Polk County Justice Center on Monday morning. MONTHLY DEPARTMENTS STATISTICAL REPORTS REVIEW After the Call to Order, the board began by approving the monthly statistics review and a Statistical Reports Review of all departments for October. The board heard from Executive Director
At the last Crookston School Board meeting on September 26, Crookston High School Principal Matt Torgerson and Highland Principal Chris Trostad gave an update on the school’s district MCA test scores. Principal Trostad reported that Highland scored above the state average in two of the three categories of math, reading, and science while scoring just
Rep. Deb Kiel, R-Crookston, and House Republicans continued calls this week for answers from the Walz administration and hearings by Democrats in the Minnesota House in response to the Feeding our Future Fraud scandal, described as the largest pandemic fraud case in the United States, and likely the largest fraud cases in Minnesota history. House
Crookston Superintendent Dave Kuehn wrote a quick announcement and a short letter discussing some health information for the 2022-23 School Year. His announcement can be seen below- As we prepare for our upcoming school year, we certainly recognize that our schools are a critical component of our district community and have a tremendous impact on
