School news

It's more than just free meals! Apply for educational benefits for the 2024-25 school year

(07/26/2024) All Anoka-Hennepin families are encouraged to apply for the educational benefits program for the 2024-25 school year. A new application must be submitted each school year. The enrollment window for the 2024-25 school year begins Aug. 1, 2024.

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Paul Anderson named principal at Madison Elementary School

(07/01/2024) After serving the Sand Creek Elementary School community for the past 18 years, Paul Anderson has been named principal of Madison Elementary School effective July 1, 2024.

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Madison Elementary brings families together at Multicultural Night

(01/26/2024) Madison Elementary School welcomed families and the community to celebrate the many different cultures of their student population at its Multicultural Night on Jan. 25.

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Community review and comment process begins for Phase 2 budget reductions and realignment process

(09/24/2024) The process to determine a solution to address a $21 million budget reduction gap facing Anoka-Hennepin Schools took an important step forward with a draft recommendations presented at the Monday, Sept. 23 Anoka-Hennepin School Board Meeting.

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Anoka-Hennepin is seeking community members to join the district’s Community Curriculum Advisory Committee (CCAC)

(09/19/2024) Anoka-Hennepin is seeking community members to join the district’s Community Curriculum Advisory Committee (CCAC). The committee will be composed of parents/guardians of elementary, middle and high school students representing each high school attendance area in the district.

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Traffic tips for the back to school season

(09/12/2024) There is often more traffic congestion in this season and it’s more important than ever for drivers to pay attention before- and after-school to keep families, students and staff safe.

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Plan for warmer than usual temperatures

(09/11/2024) As Anoka-Hennepin Schools welcomes students back-to-school the forecast is calling for unusually warmer than average weather temperatures. Here are some reminders on how to keep students safe both indoors and outdoors during these conditions.

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