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Magnetic walls have been installed in the CRES Performance Area. These magnetic walls are used for students to experiment, create, and explore.  CLEF has purchased multiple items for students to use on these magnetic walls to foster creativity, critical thinking, … Continue reading →

6th grade students are learning to write code with the use of Arduinos purchased with a grant from CLEF.  The students write code to instruct the Arduino’s components how to operate.  These include motors, temperature sensors, LEDs, microphones, and more.

In June of 2016, twenty-one students from Crosby-Ironton and their chaperones traveled to Ecuador for a cultural and service project trip. They flew into Quito, Ecuador and traveled to the Amazon Basin, took a river trip, stayed at Minga Lodge, … Continue reading →

We have exciting news! National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA), a public corporation serving as a contracting agency for government and educational agencies, recently announced a new program to encourage development of Innovative Schools across their service area. Our School District … Continue reading →

THE TERRY SKONE/CLEF GRANT FOR THE 2ND GRADERS AT CRES WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. THE BUTTERFLY RELEASE WAS HELD ON MAY 20TH AT THE PARK NEXT TO CRES. IT WAS AN AMAZING SIGHT AS 20 MONARCH BUTTERFLIES WERE LET GO … Continue reading →

Thanks to Cuyuna Lakes Educational Foundation the Crosby-Ironton ninth graders had the opportunity to experience a real theatre production of Romeo and Juliet at the Park Square Theatre in St. Paul on March 31st. The theatre’s small setting allowed our … Continue reading →

All Crosby-Ironton 7th graders participated in a field trip on December 16th, which was organized and put on by the Wilderness Inquiry Team. Students participated in team building activities indoors that focused on respect, and they took a short drive … Continue reading →