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Great things continue to happen at Crookston Public Schools! We have recently had a string of successes, both academically and athletically. We have also started to look to the future as we evaluate our facilities plans and develop a strong long-range vision for how these facilities can enhance our student experience. STUDENT SUCCESS Crookston Public […]
The Kindergartners at Washington School celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday with a variety of activities. The students visited the four kindergarten classrooms for different activities. The kindergarten teachers are Kaia Bubna, Megan Hanson, Monica Parenteau, and ReNee Tangquist. “We’re excited to celebrate 100 days of school with our kindergartners,” said Tangquist. “It’s
School Readiness at Washington School focuses on providing hands-on learning opportunities for children to engage in within the classroom. STEM or Science, technology, engineering, and math, is one of those areas. The preschoolers learn the basics of STEM by using microscopes, build structures with blocks, create runs or tracks for golf balls using tubes, test
The Crookston Public Schools Long-Range Planning Committee met on Wednesday night, discussing a variety of topics including enrollment trends and the number of schools operated, a football and track complex, security changes at entryways into the schools and district office, and more. No action was taken during the meeting, but the committee did give Crookston
CONNECT BY DISCONNECTING Hopefully everyone reading this had a great holiday season connecting with family and friends. During the holiday season, we were reminded of the importance of spending time together, however, in today’s world of technology how much time is truly spent on connecting? As I reflect on this, I realize that I am
Crookston Public Schools will have Early Childhood Screening for children three to five-years-old who have not been screened on Monday, January 6, and Tuesday, January 7, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. School districts are required to screen children in their district beginning at age 3, said Washington School Principal
