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The middle school team at Crookston High School has implemented a new program called the P.I.R.A.T.E. (Pride, Improvement, Respect, Academics, Teamwork, Excellence) awards for seventh and eighth graders this school year. Each quarter teachers nominate and vote on students in each of the six categories. The winners for first and second quarter were Joey Nesseth,
When RiverView OB Coordinator Lisa Johnson, RN, talks to her kids about their futures, she stresses the importance of doing something they love; for her, it’s nursing. She was recently recognized for her enthusiasm and dedication to nursing when she was chosen as RiverView Health’s Employee of the Month for February. “I want my kids
On Monday and Tuesday, sixth-grade students from Our Savior’s Lutheran School traveled to Lutheran Island Camp for 2 days of Outdoor Education. While there, the students participated in lichen explorations, tree identifications, leaf casting, owl pellet dissection, and other outdoor related activities with students from other northern Minnesota Lutherans schools.
On Sunday, May 19 Our Savior’s Lutheran School held their graduation service for the 2019 school year. Graduating this year were James DeBoer, Keaton Gudvangen, Ava Edwards, Naomi Johnson, and Ella Lanctot. The school also recognized Lisa Bohler for 25 years of dedicated teaching service at Our Savior’s Lutheran School.
Our Savior’s Lutheran School students presented their spring musical at UMC’s Kiehle Auditorium on Friday, May 3. The musical, “The Kingdom Connection”, told the stories of Old Testament kings and their connection to Jesus Christ as King of Kings.
