Night School will run from 5:30-7:00 for 1st block and 7:00-8:30 for 2nd block nightly.
Please ensure your child is dropped off no earlier than 10 minutes before the start of their class.
Please ensure they have a ride ready for them at the conclusion of their class. |
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Anoka-Hennepin’s first priority is student safety
We want to reassure you that student safety remains Anoka-Hennepin School District’s first priority. School administrators have put a lot of work into safety planning and have provided staff with crisis training. Anoka-Hennepin has a district crisis team based on a federal model and each school building has a crisis team with specific roles for key staff.
Each school crisis team meets regularly to evaluate their crisis plan and each school conducts several lockdown drills throughout the year to ensure all school staff know what to do. After each drill, they meet to discuss how the drill went and to make improvements if needed.
We work closely with local law enforcement on a regular basis so they are prepared if called to respond to a crisis.
After each tragedy such as this, federal law enforcement makes recommendations for improving safety practices. Our lockdown drills and much of our crisis planning is the result of those recommendations. Any new recommendations that may come from this recent tragedy will also be added to our plans if necessary.
We want to reassure you that our schools remain safe and we will do our utmost to protect the children entrusted to us.
If you have questions or concerns, please call Principal Nancy Chave at 763-506-7401. |
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You may have heard from your child that rumors threatening student safety have been spreading at some schools in our district, particularly through Twitter and other social media. Schools are working with law enforcement at this time. I want to stress that there are no such rumors at our school at this time.
We have learned that similar rumors are circulating in a number of schools across the country. These are really challenging times for our public schools. We will never, under any circumstances, jeopardize our students’ safety.
Please remind your child that it is dangerous to spread threatening rumors and there are disciplinary consequences for those who do. Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any concerns, please call Assistant Principal Heather Forse at 763-506-7421 or Assistant Principal Anthony Degel at 763-506-7420. |
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Student contact days calendar |
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If you or someone you know has experienced harassment, violence, discrimination, or bullying at school or at any school-related event for any reason, you may make a report to have the incident(s) investigated by the school district.
Fill out the online form here or download the PDF version here to print, fill out by hand and mail (or fill out electronically and email). Any student, parent/guardian, or district employee may complete this form and return it to any administrator, counselor, or student services advocate.
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2013-2014 School Year Schedule |
School Board approves 2013-14 school year schedule:
The Anoka-Hennepin School Board approved the 2013-14 school year schedule at its Jan. 14 meeting. A resolution was passed to hold school on two federal holidays, Columbus Day and Veterans Day.
The school year begins Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 and ends Wednesday, June 11, 2014. School breaks are scheduled for:
• Monday, Oct. 7, elementary students only, for conferences.
• Wednesday, Oct. 16 to Friday, Oct. 18 for a staff development day and the Education Minnesota conference.
• Wednesday, Nov. 27 to Friday, Nov. 29 for a parent/teacher conference conversion day and Thanksgiving.
• Monday, Dec. 2 for staff planning.
• Monday, Dec. 23 to Monday, Jan. 6 for winter break.
• Monday, Jan. 20 for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
• Monday, Feb. 17 and Tuesday, Feb. 18 for the Presidents' Day holiday and a staff development day.
• Monday, March 10 to Tuesday, March 18 for a staff planning day and spring break.
• Friday, April 18 and Monday, April 21 for the Easter holiday and a staff development day.
• Monday, May 26 for Memorial Day.
Please note: Electronic PDF copies of calendars are typically available to download sometime in late March or early April at: www.anoka.k12.mn.us/calendars. |
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Parents,
Our cutoff date for submitting names for graduation is May 24th. Students will need to be at or under needing 120 units to walk in order to be a part of the festivities. There are 81 days from May 24th to January 22 (which is the start of term 7). To calculate where this number comes from take 81 days x 5.5 units available/day= 445.5 units + 120 units(the required number to be at or to be less than)= 565.5 units, so students need to be needing 565.5 or less by 8:00 AM on January 22nd. If they are not at this 565.5 units, they need to enroll into night school or an after-school program to get caught up. Students can speak with their advisers to figure this information out.
Below is a countdown of units for students to walk:
• January 22nd= 565.5 units (81 days) start of term 7
• February 11th= 488.5 units (67 days) start of term 8
• March 18th= 389.5 units (49 days) start of term 9
• April 8th= 312.5 units (35 days) start of term 10
• April 29th= 230 units (20 days) start of term 11
• May 20th= 147.5 units (5 days) start of term 12
• May 24th= 120 units (0 days)
We have classes available at Crossroads Main Campus as well as at our West Campus in Champlin.
Classes run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Crossroads Main. Tuesdays are from 2:30-4:30 and offer English. Transportation is available to bring students home on TUESDAYS ONLY.
On Wednesday night, we have night school and offer all the core course from 5:30-8:30. (No transportation available)
At our West Campus, we offer Health/PE on Tuesdays, Compass on Wednesdays, and English & Social Studies on Thursdays. All the classes run from 2:30-4:30. Transportation is available at 4:30 to bring students home. |
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