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March 27, 2025

All 9-11 grade students will be renewing their Chromebooks during their 4th hour class, beginning Monday, April 7 through Wednesday, April 16. Students must have their school-assigned Chromebook at school and charged.

This renewal process is required by the district and helps us ensure the Chromebook:

• is assigned to the correct student
• functions as it should
• has its identifying stickers
• is checked out to the student for the 2025-26 school year

Students who miss the renewal or don't have their Chromebook during renewal will need to bring their Chromebook to the library for renewal before the end of the school year. PSEO and STEP students who do not have a 4th hour class at CPHS will be emailed instructions on how and when they can get their Chromebook renewed.

As per district past practice, any Chromebooks not renewed by the end of the school year will be locked and a fee assessed for a lost/missing Chromebook.

Commencement

Sunday, June 1, 2025

3M at Mariucci Arena

*Open seating. No tickets are needed for the ceremony.

The most recent CPHS graduation information is available by clicking on the following link:

Class of 2025

If interested in ordering flowers for your graduate, click on the following link to pre-order:

Champlin Park HS : Commencement Group

Seniors check your email for information about how to submit a photo for the senior slide show that is shown before graduation. Contact Ms. Dehnicke with questions.

Brooke.Dehnicke@ahschools.us

Review the guidelines and expectations for student participation in graduation ceremonies for Anoka-Hennepin Schools.

graduation guidelines and expectations

A clearance form is required for all seniors to graduate. School issued materials need to be returned, and fines and fees need to be paid prior to cap and gown distribution.

Link Crew Applications will be shared in advisement this week and are currently being reviewed for the 2025-2026 school year. Link Crew is a leadership opportunity for juniors and seniors that involves helping 9th graders transition to high school. If you are interested in joining Link Crew for the 2025-2026 school year, please complete the attached google form and attend our May Day event to find out if Link Crew is a good fit for you! In the meantime, please reach out to any of us with your questions or concerns.

We look forward to another fun year with you all!

Stay safe,

Ms. Her gaoly.her@ahschools.us

Mr. Evensen david.evensen@ahschools.us

Ms. Kuntz charlotte.kuntz@ahschools.us

Ms. Hill kaitlin.hill@ahschools.us

Ms. Hauge leisel.hauge@ahschools.us

CPHS Rebels and Families:

Now is the time to order a yearbook for the 2024-2025 school year!

The cost starts at $80.00 per yearbook, good through May.

Yearbook ordering is paperless, so order and pay online at www.jostens.com! We only order a limited amount of copies and sold out last year so don't wait to make an online reservation!

Click here to order a yearbook

Welcome back to Trimester 3! This trimester seniors taking IB courses and Juniors taking IB Psychology will begin to prep and test in their subject area. Students should have test review dates from their teachers and take full advantage of those sessions to prepare for their IB Exams. IB Exams start at the end of April and throughout the 1st 3 weeks of May. See schedule here. If you have questions about your students testing schedule please contact ashley.brown@ahschools.us. Students need to return their IB Permission slips to the IB Office by April 4th.

Students need to return their AP Permission slips to the IB Office by April 4th.

11th grade students in a Biology B course will take their MCA exams May 1st and 2nd.

Any 10th or 11th grader who has not taken or finished their MCA Reading or MCA Math exam will take their exam on the make-up day April 1st or 2nd. Students who have been full time PSEO will not be required to take these tests, all other students will need to take the exam or contact Ashley Brown with questions or concerns.

All Juniors are automatically registered to take the ACT at Champlin Park High School on April 22nd.

During advisory on April 14th, students will receive information regarding their ACT accounts. Students will be able to check their scores from this account. They will also be able to send their scores to prospective colleges. Students who do not have an advisory or are absent can pick up their ACT account information in the IB Office (House 2) after April 15th or email Ashley.Brown@ahschools.us

Students will arrive at school and be in their designated area by 7:40 am. Students may leave school once the test is completed.

Grade 11 students who are eligible for transportation home will remain at school in a supervised area until 2:20 pm if they do not have a ride once the test is completed.

A bagged lunch will be provided to Grade 11 students who remain at school following the test.

All other students will be assigned work by their teachers to work on as this is a hybrid work day for students.

We are also offering some review sessions for students during Late Start Mondays starting Feb 24th, see schedule below. Students do NOT need to sign up for these, they can just show up and be in the designated location by 7:30.

*GRADE 10: Students in Health classes received a presentation from the 10th grade School Counselors around mental health, self-advocacy, and resources that are available to them.

* GRADE 11: 11th grade School Counselors spoke with students on Goal Setting and Perseverance in Social Studies classes. Following the presentation, all students completed a quick check in with a counselor.

Just a few reminders/facts about students attending STEP (Secondary Technical Education Program at Anoka Technical College).

AM STEP:

-students do not need to report to CP in the morning.

-students can drive directly to STEP or can shuttle from CPHS (the shuttle leaves at 7:25am from the W1 door by the greenhouse)

-students return to CP in time for their 3rd period class (and advisement) either via shuttle or driving themselves.

-students who shuttle back to CP will get dropped off at E3 and enter the main doors. (On CT Mondays, students come back with about 30 min to spare and are asked to wait in the cafeteria)

PM STEP:

-students do not get dismissed from period 3 early--they remain in class the entire hour.

-students are assigned A lunch (but not required to stay for lunch if they are driving to STEP)

-students can drive to STEP

-students can shuttle to STEP from CPHS (the shuttle leaves at 11:45am every day outside of E3/E4 doors)

-on most days students have almost an entire lunch period to sit and eat before the shuttle arrives. On advisement days (9 min) and on CT Mondays (18 min) PM STEP students need to make a quick grab and go lunch out of the cafe or bring a lunch

-students have access to food, snacks and items to purchase to eat at STEP if they would like

Our Homework Help Center is available to students after school on Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30-4:50pm starting April 7th.

Math: B229

Science: A205

English: MONDAYS only: D155

It is mandatory that both the student and parent/ guardian attend in order to participate in PSEO for the Fall semester of 2025.

Registration for the Bilingual Seal test dates will be open from March 18, 2025 - April 30, 2025.

Students can enroll to take the Bilingual Seal Assessment HERE. The spring test date is Saturday, May 17th, from 12:00p to 4:00pm.

Monday April 28, 2025 from 4:00-6:50 (Classroom-In Person or Virtual)

Parents/Guardians can sign up starting Monday, April 14th at 7:00am. You will have 2 choices, in person in the teacher’s classroom or virtual (google meeting).

To schedule your preferred time for a Parent/Guardian/Teacher Conference:

1. Go to https://www.myconferencetime.com/cphs

2. Click on the name of your child's teacher

3. Select the desired date/time for your conference by clicking on "Sign Up"

4. Submit the requested information.

If you have several children attending our school, click on "Register for Multiple Conferences" and follow the prompts to schedule your children for several conferences.

After you schedule a conference online, the date and time are reserved for you. If you entered your e-mail address correctly, you will receive an e-mail confirmation of your conference. Please SAVE the confirmation e-mail in case you need to cancel your conference time/s. If you cannot attend your scheduled conference, please be sure to cancel your conference time.

Virtual Google links will appear in 3 places for parents/guardians. They are:

1. Confirmation screen after registration.

2. Confirmation emails sent immediately after registration.

2. Automated reminder emails sent to parents prior to conferences.

If you are unable to sign up for a time and date online, please e-mail the preferred teacher.

Thank you.

When it comes to places where individual students can buy or sell items, schools are not on that list. Students are not allowed to buy and sell items on school property, including inside school, on the bus and in the parking lot.

Why it matters: Distractions to the learning environment and concerns for student safety arise when items are promised and not delivered or payments are not made for goods received. This takes time, resources and attention away from academics and the core functions of school.

Go deeper: Maintaining safe and welcoming schools is a high priority for the Anoka-Hennepin School District. Schools have experienced a wide-range of items being sold in schools including food, airpods and electronic devices, shoes, guitars and many other items.

For example: We have recently seen an increase in the number of students selling and buying baked goods on our campus. This creates health/safety concerns for students.

Focus on learning: Eliminating these sales transactions on school property keeps a focus on learning and helps students achieve success in school. Students who sell or buy items on school property are subject to consequences consistent with district policy.

Seniors! Register NOW for the senior party. Tickets are $90 until April 30th. Price rises to $100 until May 9th. Ticket MUST be PURCHASED on or before May 9th.

Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1uHIva1NC8twapnZBqeRwflWxRkDiOkm3cpYb0A-usmc/preview

There are still some Senior Yard Signs available for purchase!

$20

Venmo/Cash/Check

Check: CPHS Senior All Night Party

Venmo: @CPHS_Grad_Party

Contact Georgia Larson for purchase and pick up. georgia.larson@ahschools.us

Students purchase and pick up from Mrs Larson in the IB Office (House 2).

Dinner at Pour Wine Bar. Parents! Join the senior party committee for a fun dinner fundraiser at Pour Wine Bar.

Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/13W9Q6DGolD6DM-4NOO7ofhXnYg1UBKVzcaI-BZqiJXU/preview

Chipotle Fundraiser. Support the Senior Party! Eat at Chipotle on Monday, March 24th. Make sure you say you are there for the fundraiser.

The Anoka-Hennepin School District will host an in-person hiring event for operational and student support positions Thursday, March 27 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at Anoka High School. The hiring event will take place in the atrium located near the main entrance of the school.

Anoka-Hennepin Schools is a great place to live and work. Our communities work together to provide residents with safe and friendly neighborhoods, high-quality schools, a wide range of business and economic opportunities, beautiful parks and abundant recreational activities.

Join us to learn about employment opportunities and have a same-day, on-site interview for various positions. Participants are strongly encouraged to begin filling out applications ahead of time at ahschools.us/jobs and come prepared to interview with hiring managers.

What we offer: Eligible employees may enroll in a comprehensive benefits package.

• Health, hospitalization, dental insurance.

• Life and supplemental life insurance benefits.

• Long-term disability plan.

• Opportunities to participate in flexible benefits plans such as health savings and dependent/child care savings accounts.

• Professional development opportunities.

Anoka-Hennepin has employment opportunities for any phase of your work life. Full-time, part-time and substitute positions are available, including flexible weekly schedules with hours ranging from early morning, mid-day, late afternoon or evening opportunities.

Everyone plays a role in student achievement; help your community succeed by applying today!

Visit ahschools.us/jobs or call 763-506-JOBS for more information.

Families may login to their A-H Connect account or download the ParentVUE mobile app to access student report cards. Report cards are only available online and will no longer be sent through postal mail or student’s backpacks. Families will be able to access report cards by logging into A-HConnect or viewing it on the ParentVUE mobile app.

The switch to online report cards means that information is available to review at the conclusion of each trimester. Schools will notify families when the report cards are available to view. Parents, guardians and any person with educational rights to a student will be able to access the student’s report card online.

For assistance with your login information, contact the Anoka-Hennepin Schools HELP Desk at 506help@ahschools.us or 763-506-HELP (4357).

View instructions for accessing A-HConnect or ParentVUE.