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Teachers from Our Savior’s Lutheran School traveled to students’ homes for the last day of school in a parade on Friday, May 22. The decorated vehicles rolled into farmyards and down city streets from Fisher to Fertile and all points in between with horns honking and cheerful greetings.
Our Savior’s Lutheran School held a private sixth-grade graduation ceremony for Andrew Johnson on Monday, May 18. Back row: Emily Luckow, Pastor Steve Bohler, Mark Meyer Front row: Sandra Trittin, Andrew Johnson, Lisa Bohler
The Tri-Valley Opportunity Council’s Foster Grandparent Program connects senior volunteers with local schools such as Crookston High School, Highland Elementary, Washington Elementary, Our Savior’s Lutheran School, the East Grand Fork and Crookston Head Start, and Fertile-Beltrami. The volunteers are welcomed in the classrooms to mentor and tutor students with special or exceptional needs becoming a
Members of Sandra Trittin’s 3rd and 4th-grade classes decorated the front lawn of Our Savior’s Lutheran School on Thursday, April 30 as part of this week’s parades. The Crookston Classic Cruisers drove by Thursday night and Crookston High School seniors will parade around town tonight. The tall flowers represent the teaching staff and the pinwheel
Our Savior’s Lutheran School held a virtual spirit week this week. Teachers and students dressed up as their favorite characters, in their pajamas, in costumes, and as a family member.
The students at Our Savior’s Lutheran School has been celebrating National Lutheran Schools Week this week. There are over 2,000 Lutheran schools across the United States participating with the main theme for the week. The theme is Joy: Fully Lutheran, they learned, played, and grew together through many different lessons and activities throughout the week.
