School news
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District seeking feedback on Wellness Policy
(11/05/2024) Every three years, the Anoka-Hennepin School District and its Health, Wellness and Safety Committee conduct a review of Wellness Policy 533.5. The review of the Wellness Policy is required by law and is done to help maintain compliance, assess progress and determine areas in need of improvement.
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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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Order your 2024-25 School Supply Kits
(05/16/2024) Parents/guardians can now order 2024-25 School Supply Kits online to prepare for next school year.
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Parent Education Series: District to host three Parent Engage 360 events in 2023-24
(11/09/2023) Join parents and guardians from the Anoka-Hennepin Schools community for information and resources to support the needs of students today. Anoka-Hennepin is hosting three Parent Engage 360 community and parent education events during the 2023-24 school year. These events aim to provide resources for parents and guardians to support their students and others in the community.
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Sunrise classroom addition now in operation
(10/06/2023) An eight classroom addition at Sunrise Elementary School in eastern Blaine is up and operating and serving the needs of kindergarten students while providing space for additional enrollment growth.
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Sunrise teacher Pauline Engebretson named KS95 Teacher of the Week
(03/09/2023) A teacher in the district for 24 years, Pauline Engebretson of Sunrise Elementary School, has been selected as a KS95 Teacher of the Week. She accepted the award in front of her third grade class Tuesday, March 7 from KS95 on-air talent “Hutch.”
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Temporary boundary adjustment approved for Sunrise Elementary for next year, impacts approximately 120 incoming kindergarten students and familes
(03/01/2022) The Anoka-Hennepin School Board approved a recommendation for a one-year temporary boundary adjustment for approximately 120 incoming Kindergarten students for the 2022-23 year at their Feb. 28 meeting.
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Sunrise Elementary third graders raise $2,400 to help save our oceans
(01/28/2022) It’s nearly 1,000 miles to the nearest ocean from Sunrise Elementary School, but that fact didn’t deter a group of third graders from creating the group, Seas of Glory. This week, the group collected donations and raised $2,400 to help save our oceans.
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Sunrise teacher earns National Board Certification
(01/05/2022) Sunrise Elementary teacher Jennifer Keller strived to be more than just a second grade teacher and has pushed herself beyond the expectations to become a National Board Certified Teacher. Through the process, Keller believes her approach to teaching has reached a deeper level.
District news
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Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting celebrates Alley & Ave in Downtown Anoka
(12/06/2024) Anoka-Hennepin’s student-focused Alley & Ave retail boutique is now open in Historic Downtown Anoka, building employment skills for students and value for shoppers. The Anoka Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting December 5 to welcome the new store in time for holiday shopping.
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College in the Schools delivers $1,000,000 in college tuition credit for students
(12/04/2024) Increasing academic rigor with college-level courses for 381 high school students has resulted in 1,895 credits and associated value through participation in the College in the Schools program..
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Preparing for the 2025-26 school year: Enroll, or explore school choices in Anoka-Hennepin Schools
(12/04/2024) Families have many choices for their student’s education. Now is the time to discuss plans for the upcoming school year.
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Seasonal concerts at district middle and high schools
(12/03/2024) If you are looking for holiday entertainment, look no further than your school community. There are various music concerts at district middle and high schools in December and January.
Frequent contacts
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Main office
763-433-5000
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Absence line
763-433-5006
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Community Education
763-433-5012
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Health services
763-433-5004
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Media center
763-433-5005
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Nutrition program
763-433-5011
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Adventures Plus
763-433-5013
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School social worker
763-433-5023
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Principal Dr. Deb Shepard
763-433-5001, deborah.shepard@ahschools.us
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Assistant Principal Amy Rapp
763-433-5020
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Assistant Principal Nikole Wodash
763-433-5019
Upcoming events
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Today
6:00 PM Regular School Board meeting
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December 20, 2024
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