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Much of the task force’s time in November was spent reviewing material and discussing building needs at all levels – elementary, middle and high school.
“The average age of our buildings is 49 years,” said Chuck Holden, chief operations officer. “Even though we’ve successfully maintained facilities through growing populations and changes in the education industry, a good study was needed to make sure all needs are and will continue to be met in the coming years.”
Earlier this spring, the School Board asked the task force to take a close look at Anoka-Hennepin facilities.
“This has been a great process,” said Holden. “The board is going to have solid information and an analysis from school personnel and community members – all of which will be extremely valuable in moving forward.”
The public is welcome to attend the January School Board meeting when the task force will present their material. The meeting will also be viewable online at: ahschools.us/sbstream.
For the latest details, please visit: ahschools.us/fff.
Task force develops findings and recommendations for facilities
After hearing from administrators on a variety of topics over the last few months, the Fit for the Future Task Force has compiled a list of findings and recommendations for Anoka-Hennepin facilities. The task force met for one last final review of their work in December and will present these items to the School Board Jan. 23.
Much of the task force’s time in November was spent reviewing material and discussing building needs at all levels – elementary, middle and high school.
“The average age of our buildings is 49 years,” said Chuck Holden, chief operations officer. “Even though we’ve successfully maintained facilities through growing populations and changes in the education industry, a good study was needed to make sure all needs are and will continue to be met in the coming years.”
Earlier this spring, the School Board asked the task force to take a close look at Anoka-Hennepin facilities.
“This has been a great process,” said Holden. “The board is going to have solid information and an analysis from school personnel and community members – all of which will be extremely valuable in moving forward.”
The public is welcome to attend the January School Board meeting when the task force will present their material. The meeting will also be viewable online at: ahschools.us/sbstream.
For the latest details, please visit: ahschools.us/fff.