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The Crookston School Board had a special meeting on Monday afternoon and selected two finalists to interview for the school district’s superintendent position. This is the second time the school board has narrowed down the list of finalists. This time, the finalists were selected from a pool of 10 applicants based on criteria established by […]
The Crookston School Board wrapped up interviews with the four finalists for Superintendent after two finalists dropped out. Todd Selk and Jeremy Tammi withdrew from consideration for the job, so the school board interviewed Tara Lere, Jason Stanoch, Brad Johnson, and Tim Godfrey. The board interviewed two candidates on Tuesday and two more on Wednesday.
The Crookston School Board selected six semi-finalists to interview for the school district’s superintendent position. The semi-finalists are: The semi-finalists were selected from a pool of 20 applicants based on criteria established by the school board, as well as survey input provided by Crookston Public Schools staff and members of the public. “It was very successful.
Seven individuals were honored by the University of Minnesota Crookston during Homecoming 2025 as this year’s alumni award winners and athletic hall of fame inductees. Tim Dufault 1980 and Rose (Iraci) Ulseth 1987 were recognized with the Outstanding Alumni Award, Chelsea Wiesner, DO 2014 received the Abbey [Promise] Award, and Karna (Plaine) Nixon 2006 (women’s
The Minnesota School Boards Association has designated September as Minnesota School Board Recognition Month, a time to honor the dedicated leaders who serve as the guiding light for student success in public schools across the state. This month, Crookston Public Schools proudly joins school districts throughout Minnesota in recognizing the elected board members who commit
The University of Minnesota Crookston held its biennial Torch and Shield awards and donor recognition banquet August 20 with three influential people recognized for their efforts. Proud 1980 alumnus Tim Dufault, who recently retired as a fourth-generation grain farmer and is currently on the advisory committee for the Northwest Research and Outreach Center and member
