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On Thursday, May 8, Crookston High School Industrial Tech students traveled to Grand Forks, ND, for some business tours. The first place visited was Steffes Manufacturing. Industrial Tech teacher Travis Oliver says Steffes Manufacturing was accommodating and gave the students a tour of the East and West Campuses. Each campus does different things, and a […]
Recently there was a collaboration between Crookston High School Advanced Woods teacher Travis Oliver and the Crookston Fire Department on a project that could be used as a training piece for the department. The project is a Dollhouse/Firehouse or a four-compartment Palmer Box. When Oliver was asked to complete the training piece he asked for
The Crookston High School Drama Department will present the murder mystery “Clue” on Friday, April 11; Saturday, April 12; and Sunday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Tickets are available for purchase from students and are available at the door on show nights. The ticket price is $8 for adults and $5 for students.
On Thursday, Feb. 20th, Sherri Randt, a college admission specialist from Alexandria Technical and Community College (ATCC), presented to a couple of Mr. Oliver’s classes at Crookston High School. Randt talked about Tool Machine Technology, Carpentry, Mechatronics, Diesel Mechanics, Engineering, and Powersports. She brought a few items for the students to try in class, like
Crookston Early Childhood Family Education(ECFE) held its annual Build a Wood Project this week and, as always, had a great turnout. This year, they added a new project to their rotation, a birdhouse, and are grateful for their collaboration with Travis Oliver and his Advanced Woods class at Crookston High School for cutting all of
The Crookston School Board met at Highland School on Monday because the Crookston High School hosted the Fall Choral Festival. MORE SUBS ARE NEEDED IN CROOKSTON, JUST LIKE DISTRICTS THROUGHOUT THE STATEDuring the public comment portion of the meeting, Renee Tangquist and Janelle Kresl spoke on the need for more subs, especially with the flu
