Congratulations to our fall, Cross County, Athletes of the Week, sponsored by C-I Sports Boosters! Shown here are Justin Reisz, Maddie Lacerte, and Peter Bartels.

#RangerNation #GoCIGo

1 day ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Justin Reisz fall athlete of the week for cross country
Maddie Lacerte Athlete of the Week for Cross Country in the fall
Peter Bartels fall athlete of the week for cross country
🎉✨ Happy New Year from Crosby-Ironton School District! ✨🎉

As we welcome the new year, we wish our students, staff, and families a year filled with health, happiness, and success. Thank you for being such an important part of our Ranger Nation.

Here’s to new beginnings and a great year ahead! 💙💛
1 day ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Happy New Year 2026!
Students in Mrs. Roubinek's combo class worked hard and had fun learning about Christmas through gift giving crafts, researching other cultures, and celebrating together!
4 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
combo class busy working on research projects about how other cultures spend the holidays
combo class sitting nicely in front of the tree at CRES
combo class at CRES sitting at thier desks workiong on art projects before the holidays
☃️✨Holiday Dress-Up Week at both our schools was a huge success! So many staff and students got into the holiday spirit and it showed. Thank you to everyone for participating in the fun!🎄
4 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
photo collage of students and staff from both schools dressed in their holiday attire...this has character day and preschool white out
students in pj's , dressed as reindeer and a Hoo,
students dressed in blue, one as a character Mary, the holiday door decorating winners and two students and a staff member as elves
students and staff dressed as reindeer, ugly sweaters, and all in white
studetns weraing festive fuzzy socks, holiday pj's and dressed like chritmas character
students from both schools dressed in holiday attire like reindeer, snowmen, and a wreath
Students and staff dressed in christmas pajamas from the High school and cres
’Twas the day before break, when all through the halls,
The students were stirring, backpacks packed and ready to fall.
Excitement was buzzing, smiles everywhere,
Two weeks of rest and fun filled the air.

From classrooms to buses, good cheer was in sight,
We hope your holiday was merry and bright! ❄️🎄

5 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
An inflatable santa standing with two female studnets
three female students sitting in the cafeteria wearing holiday attire
inflatable santa greeting more students as they enter CRES on the last day before break
an inflatable santa greeting CRES students as they enter school
three female students having lunch one wearing a grinch sweater, one with a santa hat that says NICE and the other with a santa headband on
9 students having lunch dressed in holiday dresses and hoiday shirts and pants ready for winter break
7 female students sitting at the lunch table eating lunch dressed for the holidays
Take a peek at our Artists of the Week!

Breanna Kinkaid, 9th grade, Painting- Starry Night Rendition
Kaydence Venne, 9th grade, 3D- Creature Container
Astrid McDonald and Greta Lang, 7th Grade Art- Skull Box, Vase Drawing
Gus Swaggert and Aubree Babler, 8th Grade Art- Still Life Drawing

Keep up the great work!
5 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
female 9th grader holding her painting of the rendition of Starry Night
female 9th grader holding a clay turtle creature container
two female 8th grade students holding their skull, box and vase drawing from 7th grade
Male studetn and a female student holding their still life drawing from 8th grade
📢CRES PTO sponsored Ranger BINGO on last Friday afternoon. All CRES students played BINGO and winners got to pick out great prizes!
Thank you to our amazing, dedicated parent group! 🤩
8 days ago, Devan Bartels
CRES students picking up their BINGO cards and prizes for Ranger BINGO sponsored by PTO
PTO volunteers and students near one of the prize tables in the cafeteria during Ranger BINGO
🎄✨ Happy Holidays! ✨🎄

We wish our students, staff, and families a joyful holiday season filled with warmth, rest, and special moments with loved ones. Thank you for being such a supportive and caring community throughout the year.

Enjoy the break, stay safe, and we look forward to seeing everyone in the new year! ❄️💙
9 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Happy holidays from Crosby-Ironton Public Schools
Our fall sports season has come and gone, but we wanted to recognize our Athletes of the Week for our fall season. Today we recognize congratulate, Georgi Toftness and Ezra Jacobson, in Mountain Biking!

Athlete of the Week is sponsored by C-I Sports Boosters. Athletes receive a t-shirt and recognition in their sport.

#RangerNation #GoCIGo
11 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Georgi Toftness AOTW Mtn biking
Ezra Jacosbson AOTW in Mtn biking
It's Fast Fact Friday, Monday Edition!

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12 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Fast fact friday...Monday Edition!
Link Leaders became teachers in advisory, delivering an interactive lesson on screen time and digital wellbeing to each of the 7th grader advisory classes.
15 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Link Leader in front of a 7th grade advisory class, one male is raising their hand
❄️ Winter Break Reminder ❄️

Winter Break will run from December 22 through January 2. We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, restful, and joyful break. Classes will resume on January 5th. Happy Holidays! 🎄✨
15 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Winter Break from December 22 through January 2. School resumes January 5th
Our SALT students spent time volunteering at Community Table, serving others and giving back just before the holidays. ❤️ Their willingness to help and support our community truly reflects the spirit of the season. We’re proud of their kindness and service!
15 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
6 SALT members volunteering at the Community Table in Crosby
This past weekend, CRES hosted the 2nd annual Lego League Tournament. The theme of the season was Unearthed. Every element of the tournament revolved around archaeology. Five teams competed to earn awards in the following categories: Champions Award, Engineering Award, Innovative Award, Core Values Award, and Promising Talent Award. Teams explained their robot design, described their code, used their robots to complete missions on the missions board, and presented solutions to problems revolving around the topic of archaeology. Everyone had a great time! We even caught a jump for joy in the photos as teams were excited about how their robot was performing the missions!

#RangerNation #LegoLeague #GoCIGo
16 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
two lego league teams competing against one another, red team vs rangers
The Rangers lego members holding their awards at lego league tournament
5 lego team members 4 in shirts that say CRES Stars and one in a blue polo
two male lego members one with a Lego Masters shirt on holding their lego creation
Three female lego league members wearing green shirts called the Chill Dills holding their lego creations
4 male lego team members in red shirts holding their lego creations
three male lego league team members holding their lego creations with Rangers shirts on
Two Lego league teams compteting at CRES. One team wearing green the other wearing red

Each month, Miranda, a Dietician from CRMC, visits our kindergarteners to teach them all about healthy eating and simple, fun cooking activities they can try at home! 🥕🍎 The students love learning how food helps their bodies grow and stay strong—plus it’s always a tasty, hands-on experience.

16 days ago, Devan Bartels
Kindergarten students sitting on the floow posting with goodies and the dietician from CRMC
two kindergarteners making yummy healthy treats in class
two male kindergarteners using pretzels and other food items in a baggie to make a snack
female student putting colored m&ms into a baggie
male and a female student putting animal crackers, pretzels and m&ms into a baggie for a snack
male kindergarten student holding a graham cracker with pretzels stuck to it
multiple kindergarten students sitting at a table making yummy treats
5 kindergartners sitting at a table making treats
5 kindergartners making reindeer out of a graham crackers frosting and pretzels

📢 Lost and Found📢
Please look through the Lost and Found, at the high school, before the end of the day Friday. Items will be donated the first week back from winter break if not claimed.

17 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Lost and found at high school
Our third graders put their teamwork skills to the test by building a Christmas tree out of cups! 🎄 Using only string and a rubber band, students worked together to problem-solve, communicate, and support one another. Great collaboration and teamwork all around!

#RangerNation #GoCIGo #collaboration
17 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
5 third graders sitting on the floor working together using a string to stack styrofoam cups to build a christmas tree using only a string
4 female 3rd graders unstacking a stack of styrofoam cups with only a string in order to build a christmas tree
two males and 2 females using only a string and working togeth to build a christmas tree out of cups
group of male 3rd graders working together to build a christmas tree using cups and string
third grade students working together at their desks building a Christmas tree with styrofoam cups using only string
4 males students working together a desk to unstack cups with a string to build a christmas tree
Looking for something fun to do tonight? Come on down and check out Ranger Wrestling and Girls Basketball in action! 🏀🤼‍♂️

While you’re here, stop by the Ranger Mine and pick up the perfect stocking stuffer — Ranger Joe Coffee will be available for purchase. Great sports, great school spirit, and great coffee… all in one night! ☕🎄
18 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Ranger Joe Coffee inside of christmas stockings handing on a fireplace mantle letting people know Ranger Joe will be available for purchase tonight
Mrs. Otterstad’s Baking & Pastry class has been busy learning about challah bread! 🍞

Challah is a traditional Jewish bread, most often enjoyed on the Sabbath and holidays. It’s known for its soft, slightly sweet texture and beautiful braided shape, which symbolizes unity and togetherness. Students mixed, braided, and baked their own loaves while learning about the cultural significance behind this special bread.

Great job to our bakers for combining culinary skills with cultural learning!
18 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
two female students giving two thumbs up for their loaf of challah bread on the cutting board
male student giving a thumb up for his loaf of challah bread on a sheet of parchment paper
two males and two females who are giving thumbs up for their loaf of Challah bread that they made
one male and one female student who is giving thumbs up to the loaf of Challah bread on the cutting board in front of them
🌟 Joy Squad Visit! 🌟

Last Friday, the Joy Squad appeared at CRES, spreading smiles, gratitude, and plenty of cheer! Staff were treated to fresh coffee and delicious donuts — a simple gesture that brightened everyone’s morning.

Thank you to our Joy Squad for bringing the positivity and making our school community feel appreciated! ☕🍩💛
19 days ago, Crosby-Ironton Schools
Joy Squad, two female staff members, posing behind donuts and coffee that they provided for staff at CRES