Crane Schools Host K–8 Registration Nights Beginning Feb. 23, 6–7 p.m.

Crane Elementary School District will hold a series of K-8 registration and information nights beginning Feb. 23 to help families visit campuses, meet staff and register students for the 2026-27 school year, with sessions scheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on most nights. Crane Schools has promoted the events across its website and social channels as a districtwide registration opportunity.

“Crane Elementary School District is hosting a registration series at nine of their schools to prepare for the 2026-27 school year,” Dillon Fuhrman reported for KYMA, which published a nine-night schedule that runs Feb. 23 through March 12. KYMA listed the sessions as follows: Monday, Feb. 23 at Pueblo Elementary; Tuesday, Feb. 24 at Salida del Sol Elementary; Wednesday, Feb. 25 at Mesquite Elementary; Thursday, Feb. 26 at Ronald Reagan Elementary; Monday, March 2 at Gary A. Knox Elementary; Tuesday, March 3 at H.L. Suverkrup Elementary; Wednesday, March 4 at Valley Horizon Elementary; Tuesday, March 10 at Centennial Middle School; and Thursday, March 12 at Crane Middle School.

KYMA also noted the series “offers a chance for kindergarten through eighth grade students and their families to participate in the following: Visit the schools; Meet the teachers, principals and staff; Ask questions regarding curriculum, programs and transportation; Register in-person.” That list reflects the district’s stated goals for the events and mirrors promotional language on Crane Schools channels.

Crane School District’s own Facebook post and website present the promotion as districtwide. The district’s Facebook lead reads, “Crane Schools is getting ready for the 2026–2027 school year with Registration & Information Nights at all schools!” and the district website invites families to “Join us for our Registration Series across all 10 Crane Schools!” The Facebook post also tells families, “Starting February 23, families with students in Kindergarten–8th grade can visit our schools, meet teachers, principals, and staff, ask questions about curriculum, programs, and transportation, and register in person. Light refreshments will be available.”

Because the district’s social copy and website describe the events as happening “at all schools” and “across all 10 Crane Schools,” while KYMA lists nine specific nights, families should check the Crane Schools Facebook page or the district website for the most current schedule and registration form. The district has encouraged pre-registration through an online sign-up linked on its social pages and homepage.

Additional local context on the district website highlights Centennial Middle School student Smriti Parajuli as the Yuma County Spelling Bee champion and notes Mr. Dale Ponder as the district’s incoming superintendent, underscoring that registration nights arrive amid staffing and student-recognition developments inside Crane Schools.