Our Core Beliefs at Compass Programs
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Compass Programs help meet the unique learning and behavior needs of students from across our district. The goals of the programs are to facilitate students’ academic progress, to provide support and guidance, and to increase students’ social-emotional skills to help set them up for success.
For more information about any of the Compass Programs, contact our main office at 763-506-3200.
All Compass Programs engage in restorative practices. We believe in teaching community building and conflict resolution in a restorative format.
Behavior Learning Targets
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Compass Programs has established behavior learning targets. They include:
- Persevere in navigating systems
- Advocate for myself
- Own my emotions and take responsibility for my choices
- Fully engaging with people and tasks
- Communicate effectively with an open mind
- Build and manage relationships
Compass Programs
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Mid-Level Program
The Middle Level Program aims to help students grades 6 through 9 develop the academic and social skills necessary to succeed in their neighborhood school. With a challenging curriculum, dynamic teachers guide students toward acquiring the tools necessary to set goals and navigate their school journey as a means toward achieving lifelong success.
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Compass Online
Compass Online is a program that helps students acquire credit and move toward graduation from their neighborhood school after a disciplinary event or are in transition. Enrollment for this program is limited to Anoka-Hennepin students in grades 10-12.
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District Modified Learning Center
The District Modified Learning Center (DMLC) is a supervised placement for students who have experienced a disciplinary concern and need a short-term placement where they can continue to receive educational services. Students at the DMLC are placed there anywhere from one to 15 days, depending on the circumstances.
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Anthony Louis Program
The Anthony Louis Program is the educational component for students enrolled in the Anthony Louis Center's chemical treatment program. Anoka-Hennepin teachers work with students to help them continue on their educational pathway during their time at the center. For more information about the Anthony Louis Center, call 763-757-2906.
