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The Crookston Community Education board met on Tuesday in the Crookston High School District Office. E.C.F.E. PROGRAM UPDATES E.C.F.E. parent educator Gina Gunderson started the meeting by giving the board program updates from the E.C.F.E. and what is to come this spring. “Our families are really enjoying their gym time,” said Gunderson, “With Pop in […]
The Crookston School Board held a special meeting on Wednesday at Crookston High School to discuss and consider keeping Washington School for future expansion. The city of Crookston and the Crookston Economic and Housing Development Authority (CHEDA) have had many discussions, meetings, and negotiations regarding the potential purchase of Washington School in hopes of making
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Thursday at Valley Technology Park. The meeting began with the board discussing the purchasing process of Washington School. The city has recently addressed the purchase of the school to potentially develop a daycare center or a center that holds children’s activities. The school is
Washington School will offer Early Childhood Screening for children who turned three years of age by January 1, 2024, and four and five-year-olds who have not been screened. Any child who meets the age requirement and is currently enrolled in the Crookston school district is eligible. The screenings will take place on Wednesday, March 6,
During their annual “Feed the Bear” fundraiser, the students at Washington School raised $683.38 by bringing in their change during February. The kids not only fed the bear, but they stuffed him full and then some! The bear-shaped jar was filled to bursting, and an additional jar was deployed. United Way director Libby Boucher was
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night in the City Hall council chambers. SMALL CITIES DEVELOPMENT PRESENTATION The meeting began with a presentation regarding the Small Cities Development Grant by Crookston EDA Project Coordinator Kayla Hanson. CHEDA has applied for $1.2 million to the Minnesota Department and Employment of Economic Development (DEED) small cities
