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Tuesday, November 12, the Community Education Advisory Board met at 12:00 p.m. at the District Office Board Room at Crookston High School. This meeting is one of four meetings held yearly, and the board started out by reviewing the current Mission Statement: Crookston Community Education extends life-long learning opportunities for residents of all ages, abilities, […]
Two Crookston High School Students, Clara Meyer, and Blaine Andringa will be participating in an online RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Award) University on Saturday mornings, beginning May 1 through June 12, fully sponsored by the Local Crookston Rotary Club of District 5580. Students need to be a High School Junior or Sophomore and will discover
Thank you to ALL in the community who helped support the Rotary Club rose sale by buying roses from our members. The sale was a HUGE success and all of the proceeds go to help local projects in the community such as: CHS Student of the Month CHS Triple “A” Banquet Dictionaries for Kids Night
