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The Crookston School Board held their regularly scheduled meeting and annual Truth and Taxation Hearing in the Crookston High School auditorium because of a large crowd in attendance. At the start of the meeting, Frank Lindgren urged the board to have kids back in the classroom instead of distance learning. To open up the high […]
The Crookston Public Schools Long Range Planning Committee met on Friday with Superintendent Jeremy Olson telling them his early projections for the end of the fiscal year show a deficit. “I did tell the board we need to be prepared for a red budget,” said Olson. “Of course, we’re hoping to not be in that
The Crookston School Board had a special meeting on Thursday evening and voted to stay in distance learning through December 22, which is the last day of school before Christmas break. DISTANCE LEARNING DECISION The board heard from Polk County Public Health Director Sarah Reese. She told the board that from November 26 to December
The Crookston School Board voted 4-2 to stay Model 2 learning at their meeting on Monday night while listening to the advisement of Polk County Public Health. STAYING MODEL 2 LEARNING – With an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Polk County and the high school reporting a positive case on Sunday and Highland School reporting
The Crookston School Board held a special meeting on Wednesday morning, where they voted to shorten the 2020-2021 school day by two days ending the year for all students on Friday, May 28. The two days will be used as staff training for technology and preparation for its expanded use during the school year. The
The Crookston School Board held a special meeting on Wednesday morning in the choir/orchestra room at Crookston High School. During a special meeting, the discussion is limited to the items on the agenda which included a Highland Elementary School (HES) Playground Project and approval of spring coaching pay. HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAYGROUND PROJECT The playground
