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The Crookston School Board met on Monday, February 2 at Crookston High School. Following the Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance, the board heard from a couple of students. Two seniors spoke to the board about something very important to them as graduation is approaching. “We had two young ladies that presented and a […]
Despite a gloomy and rainy Wednesday, members of the Crookston School District were all smiles at the ground-breaking ceremony for the Multi-Use Complex at Crookston High School. The ceremony was initially scheduled to take place on Wednesday, May 8, but was delayed due to rainy conditions. Ironically, Wednesday saw those same conditions. “We just wanted
The Crookston School Board met on Monday in the CHS Orchestra/Choir room. The first item the board took action on was the request for an absence of leave for Highland Elementary School Teacher Jayne Nesvig. The request included an absence of up to five years (three required), and the board ultimately denied the request due
Crookston sports fans and community members, the wait is over regarding construction and operations for the new Multi-Use Complex facility at Crookston High School. Crookston Superintendent Randy Bergquist and Activities Director Nate Labarski said the excavating work will begin as soon as April 15. “The project is coming along rather nicely,” said Bergquist. “The excavating
The Crookston Public School Board called a special meeting to order on Wednesday in the District Office Conference Room at Crookston High School in regard to approving bids for the Multi-Use complex. The Board accepted six bids in the total amount of $3,162,760. Below, you can see each company awarded bids and the amount agreed
The Crookston School board will host a special meeting on Wednesday, October 4, at 7:30 a.m. in the District Office Conference Room at Crookston High School. The meeting will include accepting incoming bids for the Multi-Use Complex.
