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Crookston FFA held its annual awards banquet on Thursday, May 15 at the Crookston Eagles Club. Members, Parents, Alumni, and Supporters gathered to celebrate the chapter’s accomplishments throughout the year, hand out end-of-the-year awards, hear the final remarks of the retiring chapter officers, and see the 2025-2026 chapter officers installed. FFA has a degree system […]
Crookston FFA had great success at the 96th Minnesota FFA State Convention April 28th and April 29th. On Monday, April 28, Crookston FFA had 37 students compete in nine Minnesota FFA state Career Development Events (CDEs). The ranking of teams and individuals is based on thirds. The top third of competitors would be considered gold,
Crookston High School held a send-off for members of the FFA Chapter and two members of the High School Speech Team. The two-state participants for the speech are Shayla Azure and Zac Plante, coached by Brandon Neibauer-Adams. The Minnesota State Speech Competition will take place on April 19-20 at Shakopee High School. The FFA chapter
Crookston High School has released its second-semester honor roll. The A and B honor roll students are listed below – (To be eligible for the Honor Roll, students must be enrolled in at least 2.5 credits at CHS per semester.) “A” HONOR ROLL: 3.667 to 4.0 Grade 12: MacKenzie Aamoth, Ryan Abeld, Elliot Bartrum, Ethan
On Monday, November 7, five Crookston students, Abigail Bruley, Shyuh Burnette, Sylvia Christensen, Isabel Pahlen, and Addisyn Schiller, attended the 2022 Junior High Honor Band & Choir Festival in Mahnomen. Band and choir directors from several schools in the surrounding area nominated students from their ensembles to attend this event, with over 70 students participating
Highland Elementary 5th and 6th-grade students competed in the regional Math Masters of Minnesota Challenge in Bemidji. Students competing were Asher Wieland, Nathan Pahlen, Hamsini Chanda, Eva Gosse, Keziah Mason, Abby Lane, Peyton Demarais, Jayde Uttermark, Sylvia Christensen, and Mackenzie Ness. These students competed individually and as teams on eight sets of mathematical problems in this competition
