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Crookston Public Schools is committed to excellence in everything that we do. We believe that this commitment to excellence drives innovation and enables us to ensure a challenging and rewarding student experience. Committed Committed Committed Committed to EXCELLENCE EXCELLENCE EXCELLENCE EXCELLENCE IND IT AST CORE VALUES COMMUNICATION Crookston Public Schools will excel in communicating with students, parents, staff, and community. HIGH EXPECTATIONS Crookston Public Schools will be a place in which high expectations are set for our students and staff. rELATIONSHIPS Crookston Public Schools will excel in building strong relationships with students, families, staff, and community. SUPPORT SYSTEMS Crookston Public Schools will provide a strong system of mental health and academic support for students and families. REGISTER NEW AND RETURNING STUDENT REGISTRATION Registration material for the 2025-2026 school year is now available! REGISTER

Our District employs approximately 250 people who provide an educational environment that supports and encourages the success of our approximately 1200 students. Crookston Public Schools offers challenging and rewarding careers, good salary and benefit packages, and a work environment that supports Human Resources Department Our District employs approximately 250 people who provide an educational environment that supports and encourages the success of our approximately 1200 students. Crookston Public Schools offers challenging and rewarding careers, good salary and benefit packages, and a work environment that supports staff and student success. Contact Us District Office 402 Fisher Avenue, Suite 593 Crookston, MN 56716 Phone: (218) 281-5313 Fax: (218) 281-3505 Marilyn Wahouske Executive Asst. to the Supt./HR Phone: (218) 281-5313 x2103 Email: marilynwahouske@isd593.org Blake Stoltman Business Manager Phone: (218) 281-5313 x2105 Email: blakestoltman@isd593.org Wendy Ault Payroll Specialist Phone: (218) 281-5313 x2108 Email: wendyault@isd593.org Staff Links Career Opportunities Region I MN Frontline Worker Pay Frontine Employer Notice Information Sheet Staff Forms Payroll Sheet Absent Report Salary Lane Advancement Continuing Ed Approval Fundraising Request Flex Spending Account (FSA) 403b Retirement Investment Supervisor's Report of Accident Employee Incident Report Benefit Plans Insurance Ballots Instruction PEIP HSA Compatible Plan High Option Plan BCBS $3200 $4000 $6,500 Group Vision and Dental Master Agreements Administrative Assistant Bus Driver Crookston Education Association Custodial Dietary Instructional Assistant Paraprofessional

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Evan Pederson Activities Director/Dean of Students

Drive-Through Groceries October 22, 2020 Harvest Church Crookston in partnership with Farmers to Families presents Drive-Through Groceries on Saturday, Oct. 24th and Saturday, Oct. 31st from 10:00am to noon. Where is it? Crookston High School Parking Lot. Please enter the parking lot from Fisher Ave. (south entrance) What will I receive? Each family will receive a box or boxes (depending on family size) of food containing fresh produce, dairy items, meat/protein, and milk. Who qualifies? Everyone and anyone is welcome! If you know someone who cannot attend, grab them a box! Reach out to Harvest Church (218) 281-2264 with any questions or for more information visit their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/harvestchurchcrookston 1/0 < Previous Next >

School Board Minutes 2022-2023 June 26, 2023 June 12, 2023 - Special Meeting May 22, 2023 April 24, 2023 April 3, 2023 - Spec. Meeting March 28, 2023 March 27, 2023 March 23, 2023 - Spec. Meeting February 27, 2023 February 15, 2023 Spec. Meeting January 23, 2023 January 23, 2023 Special Meeting January 4, 2023 - Special Meeting December 12, 2022 Dec. 19, 2022 - Special Meeting December 12, 2022 November 28, 2022 November 14, 2022 - Special Meeting October 24, 2022 September 26, 2022 August 22, 2022 August 17, 2022 - Special Meeting July 25, 2022 July 7, 2022 - Special Meeting

For the health and safety of all students, staff and families, as a district we are going Distance Learning Temporarily starting Monday, November 23 through Wednesday, December 9th. Temporary Distance Learning For the health and safety of all students, staff and families, as a district we are going Distance Learning Temporarily starting Monday, November 23 through Wednesday, December 9th. During this period, November 23-24 will be Teacher Planning days with November 25th being the first day of instruction. This is not the same emergency distance learning you experienced in the spring. Our teaching staff has been improving upon the distance learning. Here's what your students and families can expect: Consistent schedule with virtual and offline learning; live and self-paced Consistent learning platform via school-issued iPads and Chromebooks What does Temporary Distance Learning Mean? All students will learn from home five days per week following a consistent schedule. Students learning time during this distance learning period will include both live and self-paced learning. Live Instruction Live, virtual classes with teachers. This is sometimes referred to as synchronous learning. Self-Paced Learning Students work on their own time and learn through recorded lessons and teacher-directed assignments, using online or offline materials. This is sometimes referred to as asynchronous learning. Distance Learning Details Click on the icons to learn more about how different buildings will operate during this distance learning period. Washington Highland High School School-Age Childcare School-Age Childcare will be provided for those already registered and extended to parents identified as an essential sector employee under the Governor's safety plan. To limit the spread of Covid-19 we are housing this program out of all three buildings and will be grouping by families. If you are a qualifying essential sector employee and wish to sign up for this program please contact you child's school as soon as possible. Food Service Program We will be providing a free meal service during this temporary distance learning period, starting November, 23 on all regularly scheduled school days. We will be providing a Grab-and-Go option as well as Delivery option . The Delivery option is reserved for individuals within city limits who are not able to access the Grab-and-Go option. Click the following links to learn more: Meal Service Procedures Meal Delivery Request Menu (Dec. 7- 22)

Community Education. "Strengthening families through support and education." Early Childhood Family Education. Safety Town. Summer Camp Community Education STRENGTHENING FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION AND SUPPORT Early Childhood Family Education Safety Town Community Educator Form Adult Basic Education ENROLL TODAY! Click image to start SAFETY TOWN Safety Town is a comprehensive safety education program for children who are age eligible to enter kindergarten. It is a one week, 15 hour summer program that introduces children to the following safety issues: Home Safety How & When to Dial 911 Farm Safety Bus Safety Bicycle Safety Playground Safety Water Safety Boat Safety Fire Safety Animal Safety Pedestrian Safety

Taylor Walters 5th Grade Teacher

Brittanie Watson Mathematics Teacher

Eat United Summer Food Program May 26, 2022 The Eat United Summer Food Service Program returns for its eighth year, Monday, June 6th. Crookston Public Schools provide free summer lunches to all youth, 0-18, in the community on a first come, first serve basis. When: Monday through Thursday Starting Date: June 6 Ending Date: July 28 Closed: Week of July 4 - July 7 Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm Serving Location: Ray Ecklund Park Complex (Highland Park) - The Lion's Shelter Please note the following will be enforced: Children must be present in order to receive a meal (one meal per child). Meals must be consumed on site. To-Go Meals will not be offered. Adults cannot consume their child’s free meal. Adult meals can be purchased for $5.00 each. 1/1 < Previous Next >