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most important part of college is attending classes.
At Anoka-Ramsey we recognize students are more successful
in class if they understand and comply with college policies, procedures and practices.
Blood Borne Pathogens
and Communicable Diseases
Anoka-Ramsey Community College respects the rights
of individuals with a communicable disease to education,
to privacy and to be free from discrimination. ARCC
also acknowledges the rights of others in the college
community to be educated in a safe environment and
the need to educate administrators, faculty and
students about preventing and reducing the risk
of transmission of communicable diseases. Students
with communicable diseases will not be excluded
from attending school in their regular classrooms
as long as their attendance does not create a substantial
risk of the transmission of illness to other students
or employees of the college.
Children or Pets
Due to disruption and possible risk of harm, children
may not be left unsupervised in the common areas
of the college. Students may not bring children
to classrooms or labs when the student is attending
class. With the exception of service animals required to assist students with disabilities, animals are not allowed on campus.
Crime
Awareness and Campus Security
Safety and Security is a vital component of our working and learning environment. Anoka-Ramsey Community College encourages all students
and college community members to be fully aware
of the safety issues on the campus and to take action
to prevent and to report illegal and inappropriate
activities. Personal awareness and applying personal
safety practices are the foundations of a safe community.
Pursuant to the Student Right to Know and Campus
Security Act of 1990, Anoka-Ramsey Community
College monitors criminal activity and publishes
a Crime Awareness and Campus
Security report  ,
maintaining a three-year statistical history on
the Cambridge and the Coon Rapids Campuses, and
at off-campus facilities rented by ARCC or recognized
college organizations. The college annually distributes
a copy of this report to each current student and
employee.
Personal
Property
ARCC is not responsible for loss of personal property
left in classrooms, labs or in any other area in
or around the college.
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