Coyote Chronicles
A message from the principal
We are excited to have our coyotes back in school. The morning went exceptionally well, and our Coyotes are making a smooth transition back to school.
We would like to remind parents that end of day student pick up will be held in the Sunshine Park parking lot.
Please see the map and directions, below, of the parking lot at Sunshine Park for after school pick up.
1. Adults will park, exit their cars and wait on the grass in the Parent Waiting Area east of the parking lot, as noted on the included map.
2. Students will be supervised by staff as they cross the field to unite with a parent/guardian.
3. Students will NOT be allowed to leave the grass area without their parent/guardian.
4. To ease traffic leaving the parking lot, we would like east bound traffic to leave the east parking lot exit ,and the west bound traffic leave the west parking lot exit. Please see the map for clarification.
Your support in keeping our students safe is greatly appreciated!
Note: Our morning dropoff will continue to be along the curb in front of the southside of the building between Door 9 & 10. Drop-off begins at the first bell at 9:15 a.m.
Child nutrition update
Due to a change by the USDA, school meals will not be free for all students in the upcoming school year.
Even if you have been approved for free meals in the past, a new application needs to be filled out each year. To receive free meals or other educational benefits, apply for free meals NOW to be prepared for the 2022-23 school year. To avoid accruing any debt on your students meal account, an application for free or reduced-price meals must be completed before the first day of school.
To complete an application online, please visit www.ahschools.us/freereduced or complete and return the paper application that will be mailed to you in early August.
If you have any questions please call the Child Nutrition Program at 763-506-1240.
Thank you,
Anoka-Hennepin Schools Child Nutrition Program
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