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Adult Learning classes
763-506-5766
Adult recreation and athletics
763-506-1267
Adults with Special Needs/Project Power
763-506-1279
Adventures Plus - school-age care
763-506-1400
Aquatics - pools and swimming classes
763-506-5980
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
763-506-1275
Facility rentals
763-506-1267
Home school/non-public school
763-506-1273
Metro North Adult Basic Education (ABE)
763-783-4870
Parent Involvement/Volunteer Services
763-506-1278
Preschool
763-506-1500
Fall is an exciting time of year, it’s a season of learning!
Our communities are changing, and we are continually striving to offer
programs, classes and opportunities that meets the needs of our community
members. Our staff have been studying demographics over the past few
years – and one of the predictions that stood out to our team was that in
2020, there will be more residents over the age of 65 living in the state than
all the kindergarten through 12th grade students in Minnesota schools.
Learning doesn’t stop when a person graduates from high school or
college. In this “back to school” season, we hope that you consider learning
something new, and take a look at what we have to offer:
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Daytime programming: Adults are balancing their work, hobbies, and
retirement goals with a range of varying schedules. Based on feedback
from our participants and continuing popularity, we continue adding more
fitness and specific interest programs to our daytime offerings.
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Adult basic education: Metro North ABE offers free classes for adults
who enroll. Learn English, earn a high school diploma, prepare for the
GED test, study for U.S. citizenship, gain workplace skills, build basic skills
in math, reading, writing and computers, or prepare for post-secondary
education. Learn more at www.metronorthabe.org.
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Trending new classes: Goat Yoga, Clutter-free Homes, Pressure Cooking,
Brew Your Own Water Kefir, Intro to T-Touch for Pets and Hollywood
History are just a few of the topics that are trending nationally – which we
are bringing home to our community for you to try.
Whether you have enrolled in our classes before or have only browsed
through our past catalogs, we encourage you to visit us online and discover
community education this fall.
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Youth service
763-506-1263
Youth enrichment - Community Schools
763-506-1260
Our Mission | The Anoka-Hennepin School
District Community Education Department
is dedicated to lifelong learning, involving
people and enriching communities.
Michelle Trelstad, Director
Anoka-Hennepin Community Education
@AHCommunityEd
@AHCommunityEd
60th Annual “Putt-ing” Kids First Golf
Tournament for Anoka-Hennepin students
8 a.m. • Sat., Sept. 7 I Greenhaven Golf Course I 2800 Greenhaven Rd., Anoka
Admission includes golf, contests, lunch and prizes.
Your participation and donations:
• Enhance early childhood education
• Advance talent and opportunity development
• Expand career and college readiness
Visit ahschools.us/ahef or call 763-506-1105 for details and tickets.
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