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Crookston High School senior, Elliot Bartrum recently made the Crookston Visitors Bureau logo signs to perfectly match the visitor guide brochure holders. One is already at the Valley Technology Park building, and the other is headed to the Crookston Sports Center. “We so appreciate Travis Scott Irwin Oliver for allowing the Advanced Woodworking Class to
The Crookston Pirate Fine Arts Boosters will issue over $14,000 in grants to Fine Arts programs thanks to their summer fundraising letters and the June Shaver Trust fund. Every summer, the Fine Arts Boosters sends out letters asking for donations and contributions from the district families. This year, in collaboration with their yearly collection from
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has remained busy over the past few weeks, and as part of his class, Gage Nelson built a new bookshelf for the kindergarten room at Our Savior’s Lutheran School. We will be checking back in with Oliver and talking with other students over the coming weeks once the
The Crookston High School’s Community Projects class has produced another project for the school, with the hard work of one student. Crookston High School student Isaac Wandrie created a sign that lists the six motivational words that match an anagram of the word Pirate and hung it on a wall in the commons area by
Today, Crookston High School’s Junior Community Projects class had a visit from the Minnesota State University Moorhead’s Assistant Professor of Construction Management, Jay Cournia, to recruit some of them into the University’s Construction Management program and the Trades and Construction Management programs. Crookston’s Community Projects teacher and Cournia’s fellow classmate Travis Oliver invited him to
The Crookston School Board met on Monday night inside the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room for their monthly meeting. CAREER TECH EDUCATION PROGRAMS PRESENTATION The meeting began with Crookston High School Industrial Education Teacher Travis Oliver giving a presentation on potential Career Tech Education Programs that could be offered at the High School. “The presentation
