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Crookston Public Schools began classes for the 2021-2022 school year this morning at Crookston High School, Highland Elementary, and Washington School. Below are pictures of students heading back to school at Crookston High School, Highland Elementary School, and Washington School on the first day just before classes began.
Crookston Police Officer Don Rasicot will be heading into the Crookston Schools as the School Resource Officer (SRO) for the fifth straight year. Rasicot says he spends roughly 70% of his time at the High School but oversees six different Crookston Schools as SRO. With school starting up this week, Rasicot wants to remind people
Crookston Public Schools are reminding parents that meet the teacher night will be taking place next week on September 1 & 2 at Washington School & Highland Elementary School. The Crookston High School will also be hosting an open house those days for their students to come in and familiarize themselves with the building. All
The Crookston School District held a long-range planning committee meeting on Monday afternoon and discussed developing a middle school at the high school and adding preschool to Highland School which would allow the district to save an estimated $150,000 a year by operating out of two buildings. “Today was a day to dream,” said Superintendent
The Crookston School Board will meet on Monday, June 28 at 5:00 p.m. at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The feature program will be proposed childcare at Washington School presented by Childcare Provider Stephanie Okroi. The consent agenda includes the resignations from Kerri Brantner (fifth-grade teacher), Katie Proulx (interventionist at the high school), Erin
The Crookston School Board met on Monday in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The meeting started with a presentation from Sara Geist and Ann Brekken, Title I instructors, on the Title I program. RENTING SPACE AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL TO A CHILDCARE The board gave Superintendent Jeremy Olson approval to talk with the City of
