We Are Aitkin | ADA Accessibility Challenges

Aitkin Public School District (ISD 1) · April 1, 2026

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District presents facility accessibility and safety concerns, requests voter referendum

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Steve Snyder, Buildings and Grounds Supervisor for ISD 1, said Rippleside's wheelchair lifts are old, frequently need repairs and lack space for wheelchairs and caregivers; the south side of the building lacks accessible entrances; many bathrooms and some doorways are not ADA accessible; asbestos-containing floor tile remains in portions of the building, including the early child care room; special-education spaces rely on workarounds to meet fire and accessibility requirements. Snyder said the district is asking residents to consider a three-question referendum this April to help fund a new,

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Steve Snyder, Buildings and Grounds Supervisor for ISD 1 (Aitkin Public School District), described widespread accessibility and safety problems at the Rippleside building and asked residents to consider a three-question referendum this April to address facility needs.

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