Friday, January 18, 2019 No School on Monday, January 21 There is no school for students in the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District on Monday, January 21 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. District 622 Facilities Master Plan Stay up to date on Phase I and Phase II of the District Facilities Plan by visiting our webpage. You may also click the link or the photo below to watch the Phase II Draft Proposal Video Presentation.

Watch the Video Superintendent Osorio featured on Oakdale Update Christine Osorio, Superintendent of School District 622, was featured on the cable show Oakdale Update with Frank Orsello. To watch the video, click on this link or the photo below.

Upcoming Event North Drama presents Winter One-Act Festival on Tuesday, Jan. 22 Two short plays will be presented at the Winter One-Act Festival at North High on Tuesday, January 22 at 7 pm. The performances are free and include complimentary refreshments after the show! One of the plays is called Town Council and will compete at the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) One-Act Competition next week. The other play is The Uninvited Ghost. Both plays feature many talented North High drama students. North High is located at 2416 11th Avenue East in North St. Paul. The performances are held in the auditorium.

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In the News Tartan alumna set to graduate early with Applied Biochemistry and Molecular Biology degrees Molly Roettger ('17 Tartan graduate) discovered her love for science during high school. She transferred 26 college credits from Tartan to University of Wisconsin - Stout, and is on track to graduate early. Molly’s story was recently featured on the University’s website. Points of Pride District 622 Minnesota State High School League Triple A Award winners announced Seniors Nathan Huntley (North), Jaclyn Stumpf (North), Katelyn Krummel (Tartan) and Cade Severson (Tartan) were recognized as the 2019 Minnesota State High School League Triple A awardees for District 622. The Triple A award recognizes and honors high school seniors who have excelled in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in the fine arts.

Nathan Huntley Jaclyn Stumpf Katelyn Krummel Cade Severson

The Northern Lights Show Choir won third runner-up at this month’s Central Wisconsin Show Choir Spectacular in Colby, Wisconsin.

Congratulations to Tartan senior Antwan Kimmons on scoring his 1,000th career point during the January 11 North versus Tartan doubleheader in basketball. Antwan Kimmons

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Scene Around 622

Ben Jarman, Caleb Anderson, and Michelle Yener.

Left: On Nov. 6, 2018, voters re-elected Caleb Anderson and Michelle Yener to the 622 School Board. First-time candidate Ben Jarman was elected as well. Each of the three School Board members will serve for terms of four years. On January 15, a swearing in ceremony was held for the re-elected and newly-elected school board members.

Right: Volunteers for Tartan Robotics have donated over 200 hours per season per volunteer, which is equivalent to a total of over 75 seasons. We are appreciative of our volunteers!

Left: Community member and former 622 teacher Ron Czerepak coordinated community contributions in support of the recent Shoe Bus visit to Webster Elementary. Approximately 100 pair of boots and shoes were dispersed to Webster students. The Shoe Bus is part of the Shoe Away Hunger Program, which is also supported by our Next Step students who do an annual drive.

Right: Skyview Middle School students Lillian Beaudet and Riley Gilman attended a Legislative Town Hall on Saturday, January 12, to learn about the issues facing Minnesota this legislative session. The students interacted with legislators Chuck Wiger (left) and Leon Lillie (right) and had their issues addressed. Skyview Middle teacher Kathryn Marget also attended.

BPA and DECA results Tartan business students qualify for State Conference Tartan Business Professionals of America (BPA) competed in the BPA Region 2 Conference last week. Overall, 17 of the 23 students received awards and qualified for the next round of competition – the State Conference in Minneapolis in March. In all, the team placed 32 times (nine students placed in two or more events). Placing in 5 events: Ashton Schultz Placing in 4 events: Goodness Adekanmi Placing in 2 events: Cody Engstrom, Jederin Lee, Odalis Merino, Jimmy Thao, Claudia Vang, Gao Lee Yang, and GaoNou Yang Placing in 1 event: Brianna Alamilla, Jinke Guan, Lexi Schuler, Aylishia Tang, Elizabeth Vang, Kathy Vang,

Angel Vue, Jenny Xiong, and Chee Meng Yang First Place Jinke Guan Advanced Accounting Lizzie Vang Fundamental Word Processing Gao Lee Yang Intermediate Word Processing Jederin Lee Basic Office Systems and Procedures Claudia Vang Advanced Office Systems and Procedures & Legal Office Procedures GaoNou Yang ICD-10 Diagnostic Coding Ashton Schultz Computer Programming Concepts, Information Technology Concepts,

Digital Communication & Design Concepts Goodness Adekanmi Business Meeting Management Concepts Second Place Odalis Merino Economic Research Individual Aylishia Tang Intermediate Word Processing Cody Engstrom Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications Kathy Vang Medical Office Procedures Gao Lee Yang ICD-10 Diagnostic Coding Jimmy Thao Computer Network Technology Ashton Schultz Graphic Design Promotion Brianna Alamilla Entrepreneurship Goodness Adekanmi Prepared Speech Third Place Angel Vue Fundamental Word Processing Odalis Merino Legal Office Procedures GaoNou Yang Medical Office Procedures Cody Engstrom Business Law & Ethics Lexi Schuler ICD-10 Diagnostic Coding Goodness Adekanmi Administrative Support Concepts Ashton Schultz JAVA Programming Fourth Place Goodness Adekanmi Fundamental Word Processing Jederin Lee Medical Office

Procedures Jimmy Thao ICD-10

Diagnostic Coding

Fifth Place Cheemeng Yang Business

Law & Ethics Jenny Xiong ICD-10

Diagnostic Coding

North results Placing in 1 event: Vang Choua Thao

Tartan business students had strong showing at recent conference Tartan DECA had an outstanding District 2 DECA conference last week. Out of the 25 DECA students, 32 students won awards and 22 students advanced to the state conference in March. First Place Jason Cimponer Business Growth Plan Paige Madsen Financial Consulting Andrew Gustafson & Maxwell Miggler Hospitality Team Decision Making Katelyn Krummel & Victoria Todd Hospitality Team Decision Making Katelyn Krummel Professional Selling Madison Klimek Sports & Entertainment Marketing Management Jason Cimponer & Hunter Meyer Sports & Entertainment Team Decision Making Second Place Olayinka Fadahunsi Quick Service Restaurant Management Third Place Shelby Domagala Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling Olivia Iverson Quick Service Restaurant Management Ethan Hughes Retail Merchandising Max Moffor & Guta Shokiyo Sports & Entertainment Team Decision Making Top 12 Finalists (Advance to State) Ashley Buck & Jordan Fabian Business Services Operations Research Plan Ethan Hughes Buying & Merchandising Operations Research Plan Olayinka Fadahunsi Job Interview- Advanced Level Paige Madsen Job Interview- Advanced Level Maxwell Miggler Job Interview- Advanced Level Olayinka Fadahunsi Financial Consulting Daniel Bereket & Kit Bitner Franchise Business Plan Olivia Iverson & Madison Klimek Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Plan Brody Bjellos & Alec Pfalz Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Plan Guta Shokiyo Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling

North DECA students display skills at DECA District 2 Conference On Friday Jan. 11, 600 students competed at the DECA District 2 Conference. North had 22 students compete, seven of whom competed for the second time and 15 students competed for the very first time. Individual results are as follows: First Place Keegan Rhiner Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Danny Franzmeier Franchise Business Plan Second Place Ben Peterson Business Services Marketing Series Natalie Wheeler/Emma Caldwell Franchise Business Plan Everett Moder/Alex Walsh Integrated Marketing Campaign-Product Jacob Conley/Anton Waturuocha International Business Plan RJ Brothen Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Jake Mudek/Jalen Simes Start-Up Business Plan Third Place Jacob Conley Food Marketing Series Anna Brown Integrated Marketing Plan-Product Nick Feist/Evan Stemig International Business Plan Alex Walsh Marketing Communication Series Jake Mudek Retail Merchandising Series RJ Brothen/Jake McClenahan Start Up Business Plan Keegan Rhiner Start Up Business Plan Top 12 Finalists (Advance to State) Anson Waturuocha Apparel and Accessories Marketing Brook Kassa/Kenneth Quejadas Buying and Merchandising Operations

Research Event Brook Kassa Food Marketing Natalie Wheeler Hotel and Lodging Management Series Jeremiah Branovsky Human Resources Management Everett Moder Marketing Communication Series Evan Stemig Quick Serve Restaurant Management Danny Franzmeier Sports and Entertainment Marketing

In Sales Demonstration, there were four to six sections so students that placed first, second or third advance. North had the following students place in sales demonstration. General Lines Jeremiah Branovsky Jacob Conley Brook Kassa Anson Waturuocha Hard Lines Danny Franzmeier Keegan Rhiner Nick Testa Soft Lines Everett Moder Jake Mudek Natalie Wheeler

Community Education News

www.isd622.org/ce | 651-748-7630 | /622ce Girls Swim Night Out

This evening of fun and recreation is an opportunity for women and girls to have exclusive use of the pool, under the guidance of an all-female staff. Gather in the cafeteria afterward for refreshments and fellowship. We offer free childcare for the boys in your family in the gym while you swim. Friday, January 18 6:30-9:00 pm John Glenn Pool Suggested admission Adults $3/Children $2/Immediate family $6

Community Bridge The Community Bridge newsletter features classes, recreational and social opportunities customized for adults with developmental cognitive disabilities. Community Bridge serves adults with disabilities in the school districts of North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale, Mahtomedi, Roseville, South Washington County, and White Bear Lake.

Sweetheart Dance Older adults in our community are invited to join Tartan National Honor Society students for a social afternoon of dancing, dessert, and door prizes. Live music is provided by the Golden Tones. There is no cost, but a ticket must be picked up at the Gladstone 55+ Center by January 31. Wednesday, February 6 3:30-5:30 pm Gladstone Community Center, 1945 Manton St., Maplewood FREE, ticket required

Dateline Dateline is the quarterly newsletter of the Gladstone 55+ Center. Dateline features special events and classes as well as ongoing activities and resources.

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Left: Community member and former 622 teacher Ron Czerepak coordinated community contributions in support of the recent Shoe Bus visit to Webster Elementary. Approximately 100 pair of boots and shoes were dispersed to Webster students.The Shoe Bus is part of the Shoe Away Hunger Program, which is also supported by our Next Step students who do an annual drive.