C-I Robotics competed in the Northern Lights Regional held in Duluth over the weekend. They finished 22nd out of 60 teams with a competition record of 6-3. They were selected as an alternate for the finals. Awesome job everyone!
Last week was "I Love to Read Week" at CRES. Some students and staff dressed up like their favorite book characters!
Ashton Hann is our Senior Spotlight of the Day!
The Ranger Girl's Basketball team made a stop at CRES, to visit with the students, before they make their way to UMD for their section game at 7pm this evening!
GO-CI-GO!!!
Let's give a shout-out to our Senior Spotlight of the Day, Mason Dahlberg!
Who loves to read? Ms. Stangel's 1st graders do! #ILovetoRead
Give a shout-out to our Senior Spotlight of the Day, Xiola Lakin!
Seniors and Families! Take a peek at some dates and times that are important in the coming months.
Take a peek at our "Art of the Week"!
*Creative Crafts: 25 Letter Variation
*3D art: Coil Pot
*7th Art: Bird Painting
Keep up the great work!
The Senior Spotlight of the Day goes to, Tyler Skinaway!
Thank you CRES PTO for a wonderful week with the Book Fair and ending the week playing Book BINGO!
Our seniors are gearing up for graduation and picked up their cap and gown! #classof2023
The school board recognized Tef and Vern Lewis, owners of Red Rider Resort and Trailside Tavern for their hospitality and generosity extended to Prairie Fire Children's Theatre a few weeks ago.
Our Senior Spotlight of the Day goes to Madalyn Portz!
The 7-9th grade Knowledge Bowl season came to a close on Thursday. Congrats on a great season!
Spanish 2 students practice irregular preterite verbs while playing “batalla naval” a variation of battle ship!
Give a shout-out to our Senior Spotlight of the Day, Olivia Rudolph!
Mr. Dirk's science class played a game called "Spread Your Sign," in which every student creates a unique sign (like "thumbs up" or "peace") and tries to tag as many other people with it. Once tagged, you take on the same sign and tag others. They then debriefed how it is an analogy for diseases spreading and how our immune system works to combat them.
Our Senior Spotlight of the day is, Abby Mahowald!
The 3rd graders did a STEM engineering activity on Valentine's Day! The goal of the activity was to build a free standing bridge that was at least 14 cm long using cups, toothpicks, marshmallows, and heart gummies. The kids had 15 minutes to complete this activity! It was fun to see their teamwork and engineering skills being used!
