News and events
We have reached the end of the first trimester! The year is flying by very quickly. Please remember that report cards are no longer mailed home. You can find your child's report card through Parent Vue starting on December 9th. If you are having trouble accessing your Parent Vue account, you can reach out to our help desk at (763) 506-4357 or 506help@ahschools.us.
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback on our Family Engagement Event. We greatly appreciate your input! We're happy to report that we received a lot of positive responses, along with valuable suggestions for next year. One common piece of feedback was the desire for a map and list of activities, and we agree that this would have been helpful. We’ll be sure to incorporate this adjustment in future events. Thank you again for helping us improve. We look forward to making next year's event even better!
Thank you to all the Veterans who were able to join us for our program. It was so wonderful to have the opportunity to honor each of you, and share our gratitude for your service. Thank you for making this a special day for our CBPA school community!
Remember there is no school for students next week. As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, I want to share how extremely grateful I am to be part of such an incredible school community. The staff, students and families sure make this a wonderful place to be! I hope you all have a fabulous and safe week, and that you get to spend time with friends and loved ones.
Making Spirits Bright At CBPA
Dear Families;
Our Making Spirits Bright Program is underway. If you have any questions, you can reach me at 763-506-6020 or email me at Mary.Nettleton@ahschools.us.
Your support is important to the success of the program, here are ways you can help.
Adopt a family (anonymously to buy gifts for)
If you know of businesses that would like to help with a donation.
Use sign up Genius (in a letter that was sent home).
DONATE CASH ONLY, or Gift Cards.
Giving Tree - grab a tag or too buy the gift, wrap and return.
Food and Money collections from December 3rd - 13th.
Minnesota weather is shifting gears, and the Anoka-Hennepin School District has plans in place for when extreme winter weather arrives.
The safety of all students is the first priority when determining if schools should stay open in adverse weather. If a determination is made to close school due to extreme winter weather, the district will alert families in a variety of ways, including:
Text and email message from #AHSchools. (For parents/guardians only.)
District and school websites.
District and school social media pages (e.g. Facebook, Instagram and Twitter).
Media outlets including WCCO, KSTP, FOX 9, KARE 11, CCX Media, WCCO radio and Star Tribune newspaper.
Those responsible for activities scheduled in schools over the weekend will determine if adverse weather conditions necessitate a cancellation.
Read more about the district’s policies on extreme winter weather at ahschools.us/weather.
The PTO wants to remind you if you're thinking about your favorite CBPA teachers and staff during the upcoming holidays, don't forget we have the Meet the Husky slide deck complete with wish lists, favorites (and not so favorites), and classroom needs.