Welcome to Aitkin Schools
ISD 1 Quick Links District CalendarMission StatementOur mission is to empower students to be life-long learners and citizens by maximizing community, parent, and staff involvement while developing high expectations and achievement in a safe learning environment. |
District News and InformationHelping Students GrieveAitkin Schools recently suffered the loss of a Kindergarten student. See the below informational letter for additional details and resources to help students cope with grief.
Informational letter Helping Children Cope How do school aged children grieve? Halvorson's Final Concert (5-5-22)High School Yearbooks are HereStudents who have pre-ordered a yearbook can pick up their book in Mrs. Tetrick's room (308) from 11 am-12 pm and 2:40-3:20 starting Monday, May 23rd! We ask that, once you receive your book, you immediately write your name in it. Once students pick up their yearbooks, we are no longer responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged items.
If you would like to still purchase a yearbook, we have a limited quantity available for purchase on a first come first serve basis. The price is $65 for the remaining books. Please email Mrs. Tetrick with any questions. 7th and 8th Grade Spring ConcertBus Riding InformationPlease read the following information from the bus garage regarding bussing requests. All students need to fill out the bussing form every year.
2021-2022 Transportation Information and Bussing Form 2022-2023 Transportation Information and Bussing Form Stop Finder Letter Industrial Arts Highlights
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Ratz and Visnovec Local Triple-A Winners
Aitkin High School would like to congratulate Craig Visnovec & Lauren Ratz for being representatives as Aitkin School Triple-A Senior Reps for Section 7A. Triple “A” Award recognizes and rewards high school seniors from across the state for their achievements in the classroom, fine arts, and athletics.
Rippleside Land that I Love ConcertIMPORTANT P-EBT Benefit Information for FamiliesThe USDA has approved Minnesota’s P-EBT plan for school-aged children for the 2021–2022 school year. Students who have applied for, and are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals are eligible for this benefit. Click here for an informational flyer, or go to https://mn.gov/dhs/p-ebt for additional information. Contact your child's school for questions not answered in the above resources.
IMPORTANT: When students are absent for a Covid-related impact, parents must inform the school of the absence in order to be eligible for benefits. Absences that are not verified by the parent will NOT be submitted for payment. 2022 All Class Reunion
FCC Emergency Broadband BenefitThe Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, virtual classrooms, and so much more. See Additional Details Here
Sports Eligibility Packetfor grades 7-12 are available in the high school office. These packets need to be filled out one time each year for students participating in sports and/or fine arts activities. Sports physicals are good for 3 years. Sports fees are $120 for grades 9-12 and $60 for grades 7-8 and can be paid in the office. Be sure to get your packet and fee in BEFORE the first day of practice!
Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) Resources:
Request Assistance: P-EBT Help Form
P-EBT Hotline: 1-833-454-0153 (Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.) Parents and Students,
A list of community mental health resources is linked below for anyone in need. Aitkin County Mental Health Resources 
Kids Club (Formerly EXTRA!) is our before & after school programming that offers a variety of activities for children. Kids Club is open on days when school is in session. Join us to make new friends, learn new things & have fun! More Information
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