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HIGH SCHOOLS

SchoolCenter Picture Grades nine through 12
Anoka-Hennepin high schools have a five-period day structure with three trimesters each school year. A one credit course is earned by completing that class over two trimesters.

Some classes are a half-credit and one trimester. Our high schools provide more than 200 courses and electives, which are outlined in our registration guide. Click here to download the registration guide.


To graduate, students must pass all required courses and earn passing marks in state tests required for graduation. Students have several opportunities to take and pass state required tests.

Grading is a 4.0 scale, with weighted grades awarded to students who earn "B-" or better in honors or selected advanced courses. In addition, high schools offer Advanced Placement, College In the Schools (CIS), and Tech Prep courses.

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, a rigorous, two-year program for college-bound students, is available at Champlin Park High School. An integrated and rigorous, in-depth mathematics, science and engineering program is also available at Blaine High School Center for Engineering, Mathematics and Science. A new biomedical program is also opening at Coon Rapids High School!

Programs combining study and work are available through internships and work experience. Students may also choose vocational training and career exploration classes at their high school. For 11th and 12th graders, career and technical education is available in a college setting at the Secondary Technical Education Program (STEP).

Click here for more information on enrollment in Anoka-Hennepin schools.

Students may choose from a variety of co-curricular activities to enhance their high school experience. Co-curriculars include the following marching band, many small musical performance ensembles, drama, speech/debate, newspaper, yearbook, Math League, Destination ImagiNation, Science Fair, and a variety of specialty organizations and clubs.

Anoka-Hennepin high schools offer the following athletic activities:

  • Boys': baseball, basketball, cross-country running, downhill and cross-country skiing, football, golf, hockey, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track, wrestling
  • Girls': basketball, cross-country running, downhill and cross-country skiing, golf, hockey, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track, volleyball

Click here for links to our high school websites. Click here to download school addresses and phone numbers in PDF format. Click here to use our online school finder via A-HConnect.

HELPFUL DOCUMENTS

Click on the PDF thumbnails below for helpful information about the district (selected for parents/guardians). Get more Anoka-Hennepin documents via our issuu.com site here. Documents can be saved and printed.