School news

Device Protection Plan available to students assigned Chromebooks

(07/28/2022) Technology plays an important role in preparing students for life, and Chromebooks are utilized as a daily learning tool in Anoka-Hennepin middle and high school classrooms. Anoka-Hennepin students in grades 6-12 are assigned a Chromebook from the school district to ensure access to technology systems that support classroom learning.

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New cell phone policy for Compass students

(01/11/22) Beginning Jan. 18 2022, all students entering the building are required to turn their cell phones in to the office. Students will get their cell phones back upon leaving the building for the day.

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Teen Pregnancy Program Visits Rum River Library

(11/19/18) In November, Teen Pregnancy Program students and their babies visited Anoka County’s Rum River Library for a morning family storytime.

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CAPE Childcare Center & ECFE Get New Playground

(11/01/18) The CAPE Child Care Center started the school year with a new playground! The CAPE Center was previously sharing a playground with ECFE.

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Compass Programs Promotes Wellness

(04/30/18) To encourage healthy eating, Compass will be providing healthy snack options for students to take home at the end of the day. Choices may include fresh fruit, granola bars, bottled water, and other options.

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Teen Pregnancy Program Hosts Winter Conferences

(01/26/18) Each trimester, the Teen Pregnancy Program hosts a family night where students and staff gather with family and friends to share food and fun. Throughout the week of conferences, students help to prepare food, activities, and decorations for the event.

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Teen Pregnancy Program Visits Anoka County Library

(12/22/17) In October, Teen Pregnancy Program students and staff visited Anoka County’s Rum River Library. Students learned about library resources for teens and children.

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Teen Pregnancy Program Learns About Trendy Parenting Technique

(12/22/17) In December, Babywearing International of the Twin Cities (BWI) visited the Teen Pregnancy Program to educate students on safe babywearing strategies. Students listened to a brief presentation on safety and styles of modern babywearing.

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Teen Pregnancy Program Attends Romeo & Juliet at the Guthrie

(11/17/17) Students and staff from Anoka-Hennepin’s Teen Pregnancy Program attended the Guthrie’s October 3rd production of Romeo and Juliet. For some students and staff, this was their first trip to the Guthrie; for others, this was their first experience of live theater.

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CAPE Center Partners with Early Head Start

(11/17/17) The CAPE Center has recently become an Anoka/Washington County Early Head Start Childcare Partner Program. This partnership allows the children enrolled in our program to also participate in an Early Head Start Program.

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District news

Updated school boundaries approved for 2023-24

(11/22/22) Following months of reviewing draft proposals and considering community feedback, the Anoka-Hennepin School Board unanimously approved new attendance boundaries for the 2023-24 school year.

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Learn more about school jobs, attend virtual job fair Nov. 30

(11/22/2022) The Anoka-Hennepin School District is hosting a virtual job fair for all non-teaching positions Wednesday, Nov. 30 from 3-6 p.m. Whether you’re looking for part-time, full-time, or seasonal positions, Anoka-Hennepin has opportunities for any phase of your work life.

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Parent Engage 360 Podcast Episode 28: Anti-bullying and discipline

(11/18/2022) Bullying is a topic that often arises, and is not always easy to discuss as a parent or guardian. Parents may be wondering how to support their child, what questions to ask, or who to talk to at school to help. Tune in to the latest Parent Engage 360 Podcast to learn more.

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Kindness poster contest winners announced

(11/18/2022) As part of October’s National Bullying Prevention campaign, Anoka-Hennepin held its 19th annual kindness poster contest. The district invited students at all grade levels to submit their best artwork for the competition and the school-level winners advanced to the district-level competition.

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