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2021 Summer Update No. 2 | July 16, 2021

This update includes information about vaccination opportunities, community education classes, job openings within the district and its partners, a reminder about a modest 2021-22 calendar change to facilitate family conferences, a reminder about our all-the-time-online Portage program enrollment, and information about the interview segments that Dr. Hillmann records with KYMN radio.

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Portage enrollment open

Northfield Public Schools has earned accreditation as a state-approved online learning provider. The Portage program is now accepting enrollments for the 2021-22 school year. Portage is a free, K-12 program open to all Minnesota students.

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2020-21 Update No. 35 | April 14, 2021

Superintendent Hillmann sent this message to families on April 14, 2021. It includes information about the death of Daunte Wright, vaccination information, and a reminder about using the Minnesota Department of Health Decision Tree.

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2020-21 Update No. 33 | March 30, 2021

This message provides information about the return to full-time, five days per week, in-person learning for middle, high school, and Area Learning Center students. It also includes information about COVID-19 testing for all students and vaccination for students 16 and older.

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2020-21 Update No. 32 | March 26, 2021

This update includes information about COVID-19 testing (especially for those who traveled during spring break), vaccination for students 16-years-of-age and older, a reminder about returning middle school, high school, and Area Learning Center students to school, and about our third parent/caregiver “pulse” survey.

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Bond Referendum Passes, Board Members Elected

The Northfield School District bond referendum passed on November 6, 2018, with 62.25% voting in favor and 37.75% voting against it. Julie Pritchard, Jeff Quinnell, and Tom Baraniak were elected to the Board of Education.

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