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New student drop-off/pick-up system at Monroe to begin with new school year on Sept. 2

(08/20/2025) The location for student morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up for Monroe Elementary families will change beginning with the 2025-26 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 2.

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Monroe Title 1 Meet & Greet

(09/09/2025) Come join us for Monroe’s Annual Title I Meet and Greet! What is Title I? What does Title I look like at Monroe during the school day? What does Title I family involvement look like?

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SUN Bucks program available for free/reduced-eligible students

(06/04/2025) The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced the SUN Bucks program. This income-based food support program provides families $120 per eligible school-aged child to buy groceries when school is out for the summer.

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Parents/guardians invited to participate in Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC)

(10/22/2025) Parent/guardian representation is needed at upcoming Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) meetings for the upcoming school year from families with students of all age levels.

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District to launch new employee recruitment website on Oct. 27

(10/24/2025) Anoka-Hennepin Schools is excited to launch a new employee recruitment website on Monday, Oct. 27. The new recruitment site is a part of a larger website redesign project that includes new district and school websites, planned to debut in December 2025.

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Attend to Achieve: Families can support student success, consider the impact of school attendance

(10/18/2025) Students need to attend school to achieve in school. Anoka-Hennepin Schools appreciates the support and attention of parents and guardians to maximize attendance and increase academic outcomes

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District seeking community members to join the Community Curriculum Advisory Committee

(10/07/2025) 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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As a math and science specialty/magnet school, students engage in a wide range of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) opportunities, which enhance the core Anoka-Hennepin curriculum.

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