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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 […]
The Washington Elementary School Kindergarten classes had its Carnival of the Animals Celebration today in the school’s Gymnasium, which was lined with many pictures and art projects of animals created by the students, and a slideshow created by Lorri Capistran to celebrate the kindergarteners. Miss Parenteau’s and Ms. Erickson’s classes performed ten animal-themed songs that
The Washington Elementary School music program is putting on a show for their parents next week to celebrate the end of the school year with their annual “Carnival of the Animals” performances on Wednesday, May 4, and Friday, May 6 at 1:30 p.m. The four kindergarten classes will be split over the two days, with
The Washington Elementary School held its Kindergarten Round-Up on Thursday, April 21. The event began with the children receiving name tags and colored stickers that would assign them to one of the four Kindergarten teachers that would go with them to see what a day of Kindergarten and the classrooms were like. Washington Elementary principal
The Washington Elementary School is holding its annual Kindergarten Round-Up on Thursday, April 21. The event is for parents and children that will be in kindergarten next fall and at least the age of five years old by September 1. The event will take place from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., with doors opening and pre-registration
The Crookston School Board had a special meeting on Monday evening in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The special meeting was called by board member Mike Theis. The meeting started with the board hearing from three teachers, Kindergarten teacher Monica Parenteau, first-grade teacher Megan Parenteau, and first-grade teacher Sarah (Kanten) Pester. All three were
