Magnet or specialty school enrollment

6100 109th Ave., Champlin

Through an integrated curriculum, students receive a unique learning experience emphasizing math and environmental science. This is made possible by our on-site nature center, greenhouse and gardens, math lab, and strong community partnerships. All of our students work closely with naturalists from the Three River Park District as well as educators from the Minnesota Arboretum. Fourth and fifth grade students go through the University of Minnesota’s Junior Master Gardener program. Our specialty focus is blended into the core curriculum and all of the learning that occurs at CBPA.

Champlin-Brooklyn Park Academy is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

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7020 Dupont Ave. N, Brooklyn Center

Evergreen Park Elementary STEM School of Innovation strives to empower students to design, create, and implement new ideas using our Innovation Design Process. Our STEM innovation programming is integrated into multiple content areas throughout the Anoka-Hennepin core curriculum. Each grade is an expert in specific areas that supports our Innovation focus. Our priority is to use Innovation to help students know themselves, grow themselves, build community, and seek solutions. The STEM program and design process provides opportunities for students to think critically while involving hands-on learning.

Evergreen Park Elementary School is a magnet school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

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2369 109th Ave. NW, Coon Rapids

Hoover Elementary is a STEM School focusing on Biomedical, Health Sciences, and Engineering. Our students focus on human body systems and the biomedical and technological innovations that keep us healthy. Students learn about different body systems and become “experts” each year. Our experts then leave Hoover with a deep understanding of how the human body works and stays healthy. They also learn all about the different medical advances, technology innovations, and career choices that relate to our biomedical, health sciences, and engineering focus. The school offers field experiences and partnerships with Science Museum of Minnesota, Medtronic, Peak Physique Gym, Minnesota Twins, TEAM Chiropractic and Wellness, and many more! 

Hoover Elementary School is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

Learn more about the program.

540 South St., Anoka

Lincoln is the only Arts Specialty elementary school in the Anoka-Hennepin School District, and we value authentic arts integration, diverse arts residencies and field trips, and equitable access to visual and performing arts opportunities for all students. Our staff is dedicated to providing diverse arts experiences for ALL students, from kindergarten through fifth grade. Teachers take part in their own artistic professional development, engaging in and honing arts practices and processes. Additional arts opportunities are available to students during and after the school day, including 4th and 5th grade band, orchestra, and choir, plays and musical theatre experiences, and targeted arts experiences in areas like animation, photography, book arts, interdisciplinary dance, and global drumming.

Lincoln Elementary School is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

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901 Brookdale Dr. N, Brooklyn Park

Monroe Elementary School: Mathematics, Science and Children’s Engineering is an amazing kindergarten through 5th grade specialty school in Brooklyn Park in a highly diverse community. Project Lead the Way Launch allows students to explore engineering, computer programming and science concepts in a fun, engaging and collaborative way.

STEM education encourages students to use creative problem solving strategies to plan and design new technologies using the Engineering Design Process. As engineers, we define technology as a product or process that is designed and created to solve a problem. Students are encouraged to work with others to communicate findings and share results in inquiry based STEM lessons. STEM lessons present students with real world challenges that require students to use higher level thinking skills. Monroe STEM units are integrated into multiple content areas throughout the curriculum.

Monroe Elementary School is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

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9901 University Ave., NE, Blaine

Students who attend our school will receive approved Anoka-Hennepin curriculum, but have an added focus on aerospace, engineering, and science. To assist in the planning and implementation of our program, we have established partnerships with the Anoka County Airport, Jackson Middle School Observatory, NASA, The Space Foundation, STARBASE MN, and the Civil Air Patrol.

Students learn about aerospace, engineering and science in and outside of school. Field trips are designed as hands-on learning experiences that increase background knowledge and enrich the learning happening at school as well as connect to our families and community.

University Avenue Elementary School is a magnet school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

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Two campuses:

• Fred Moore campus - 1523 Fifth Ave., Anoka
• Washington campus - 2171 Sixth Ave., Anoka

Anoka Middle School for the Arts offers a learning environment that emphasizes the integration of core academics with the arts. In addition to rigorous core classes, the arts curriculum provides students the opportunity to explore the following art courses in depth through advancing levels: Ceramics, Drawing, Fabric Arts, Painting, Band, Choir, Dance, Music Composition, Orchestra, Theater, Digital Productions, and Creative Writing. Students work with professional guest artists, visit live performances, participate in educational field trips, and engage in public showcases (certain art classes). These experiences create collaborative and creative environments, build student confidence, and engage them in learning.

AMSA has been recognized as Top 20 Magnet School of America in 2020, and received numerous awards as National Magnet School of Excellence and Distinction.

Anoka Middle School for the Arts is a magnet school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

Learn more about the program

6000 109th Ave. N, Champlin

As a specialty school for math and science, Jackson Middle School (JMS) is a caring, innovative and inclusive community that leads the way in developing confident, critical thinkers through integrated, inquiry-based learning experiences. Each grade level has integrated learning themes that provide students relevant connections between their classes and science, technology, engineering and math. JMS offers electives in astronomy, environmental science, engineering and science fiction.

Jackson Middle School is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

Learn more about the program.

3939 Seventh Ave. N, Anoka

The Center for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math at Anoka High School is designed for students who want to explore the connections between the arts, sciences, engineering and math while further developing technology and computer skills. STEAM uses project-based learning and the design thinking model to engage students. The classes in the STEAM program will strengthen students abilities to be creative and flexible problem solvers, explore different ideas, and communicate well with others! Students have the opportunity to delve into 3D modeling, design and fabrication, dance, engineering and robotics, sculpture, photo/video/digital media, music, and more! We encourage a collaborative approach to learning that embraces technology, encourages unique solutions, welcomes creative and inventive thinking as well as problem-solving to prepare for careers in computer science, the arts and engineering.

Anoka High School is a magnet school.  Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

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12555 University Ave., NE, Blaine

Center for Engineering, Mathematics, and Science (CEMS) is a specialty/magnet program within Blaine High School for students who want an integrated and rigorous, in-depth mathematics, science and engineering program. Students will increase academic skills as well as critical thinking, problem solving and interpersonal skills. The program will help students develop the academic, communication and interpersonal skills necessary to be lifelong learners and provide them with opportunities to explore careers in mathematics, science and engineering. It will prepare them for accelerated academic programs and for advanced work at the post-secondary and technical levels.

Blaine High School is a magnet school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

Learn more about the program.

6025 109th Ave N, Champlin

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program is regarded as the international standard of excellence for career and college-bound students. Champlin Park has offers both the IB Diploma and Career Programs. IB DP and CP graduates are some of the most sought-after college students around the world. Students are not required to be straight "A" students to qualify for IB, rather we look for students who are hard-working and dedicated to studying topics in-depth.

Champlin Park High School is a specialty school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide through an in-district transfer.

Learn more about the program.

2340 Northdale Blvd. NW, Coon Rapids

The Coon Rapids High School Biomedical Sciences and Engineering program is designed to expose students to STEM-related careers including those in the medical, engineering, manufacturing, and technology fields. The hands-on, real-world courses actively engage students in their learning through the use of cutting-edge laboratory and engineering techniques, peer collaboration, and opportunities to interact with professionals in the field. Students in our program are inspired by the relevant and engaging curriculum as they develop foundational tools for their future college and career success.

Coon Rapids High School is a magnet school.  
Students who live within the Anoka-Hennepin boundaries may apply to enroll. It is available to students districtwide in partnership with the Northwest Suburban Integration School District (NWSISD), which provides transportation to those schools.

Learn more about the program.