(09/30/2022) The district has a system in place to ensure students are receiving a high-quality education while maximizing the efficiency of the educational supports, programming and resources. 

A formal presentation of all proposals and initial feedback from the community was presented to the School Board at its regularly scheduled meeting Monday, Sept. 26. A second round of community cluster meetings will be held in October for the board and district staff to receive additional feedback from community members. The community meetings will be held in-person and streamed online:

• Blaine cluster community meeting: 
  Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 6 p.m. in the Blaine High School cafeteria.
  To discuss proposed changes impacting Jefferson, Johnsville, McKinley and Sunrise elementary schools; and Northdale and Roosevelt middle schools.
• Champlin cluster community meeting:
  Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. in the Champlin Park High School cafeteria.
  To discuss proposed changes impacting Champlin-Brooklyn Park Academy, Dayton, Evergreen Park, Monroe and Oxbow Creek elementary schools.
• Anoka cluster community meeting:
  Thursday, Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. in the Anoka High School cafeteria.
  To discuss proposed changes impacting Franklin, Lincoln and Ramsey elementary schools. 

Additional community meetings will not be held in the Andover and Coon Rapids clusters of schools, as there are no proposed changes.

• View proposed boundaries.
• Learn more about the timeline for implementation.
• Read updates shared districtwide, and by community clusters.

The district plans to share the additional feedback gathered at the second round of community meetings with the School Board at its regular meeting Monday, Oct. 24.

Initial recommendations will be presented to the School Board at its regularly scheduled meeting Nov. 7, with a final vote expected Nov. 21 to approve updated attendance boundaries for the 2023-24 school year.
  
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The school district is compiling frequently asked questions (FAQs) received from the community and employees related to the process for establishing new school attendance boundaries. Visit ahschools.us/boundaryFAQs to review a list of answers and explanations. 
 
Watch a three-minute video to get insight into the need for boundary changes, now.

Feedback
Attendance boundary feedback is being formally collected at ahschools.us/boundaryfeedback. Families and community members are encouraged to complete the survey to ensure ideas, concerns and input are considered in future planning and discussions. The Anoka-Hennepin School District appreciates and values family and community participation in the boundary change process.