Grad Spotlight: Retired Coon Rapids Police Chief and current Anoka County Sheriff Brad Wise, a 1982 Coon Rapids High School graduate, continues to impact the community

(10/23/2024) Six degrees of separation is the idea that all people are six or fewer social connections away from each other. For Anoka County sheriff Brad Wise, a 1982 graduate of Coon Rapids High School (CRHS), it’s more like two or even one degree of separation if you have ever lived in the City of Coon Rapids.

Cardinal greats inducted into CRHS Hall of Fame

(10/07/2024) The 2024 class of the Coon Rapids High School Athletics Hall of Fame celebrated the accomplishments of coach Jim Roback, Rachel Guentzel (Bona), and Alli Anderson (Heida) with an on-field ceremony prior to the Cardinals Homecoming football game on Oct. 4.

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Coon Rapids High School online ticketing for athletics and activities events

(08/08/2024) New this school year, Coon Rapids High School has partnered with GoFan for mobile ticketing for athletic events. Fans can purchase tickets online through their respective school’s GoFan page, the GoFan App or by presenting a card or mobile payment option at the ticket gate.

Weather conditions impact schedules for Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024; afternoon transportation schedules modified

(12/19/2024) Due to predicted weather and road conditions impacting travel throughout the afternoon and early evening hours, the district is modifying afternoon schedules for the safety of students and staff.

School Board approves property tax levy with 1.20% reduction for 2025

(12/11/2024) The Anoka-Hennepin School Board approved a 1.20% reduction in the school portion of the property tax levy for 2025 following their annual truth-in-taxation public hearing at their Monday, Dec. 9 School Board meeting.

View report cards online

(12/10/2024) Families may login to their A-H Connect account or download the ParentVUE mobile app to access student report cards.

College in the Schools delivers $1,000,000 in college tuition credit for students

(12/04/2024) Increasing academic rigor with college-level courses for 381 high school students has resulted in 1,895 credits and associated value through participation in the College in the Schools program..