Schools - Oakdale - Lake Elmo Review

Students will not serve time in correctional facility
Two 16-year-old Tartan High School students who were charged with felony possession of a dangerous weapon on school property have been expelled for the 2015-2016 school year.
The District 622 School Board followed administrative recommendations and approved a 12-month expulsion for both boys at its regular board meeting, May 26.

The STA2RS Banquet, Students and Teachers Achieving Academic Recognition and Success, brought together old classmates for photos.

Level Up Academy is enrolling K-6 students from the northeast metro area for classes beginning this fall at 2600 E. Cty. Rd. E in White Bear Lake.

Tartan is one of the top fundraisers in the nation for the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. A total of 44 teams with 888 participants have raised over $135,000 and counting this year.

Castle Elementary special education students gathered at the Silver Lake fishing pier for their annual DAPE fishing trip with the DNR May 13. (photos/Linda Baumeister/Review)
 

Webster Elementary held their first ever Color Run with 200 pre-registered participants and more registering on race day with each runner- student, staff, family, friend contributing fifteen dollars for the school fundraiser.

Just four weeks have passed since the District 622 School Board decided to begin a second superintendent search with the national search firm School Exec Connect, and already the top finalist, Christine Osorio, has been named.

Tartan’s SADD group held a mock car crash assembly for juniors and seniors May 8. The Alex Balluff family shared their story of Alex being hit by a drunken driver and having to relearn nearly everything.

Police respond to reports of 'suspicious' former student on grounds

Skyview Middle and Skyview Elementary schools were locked down momentarily early Thursday morning, May 7. Oakdale police responded to Skyview Middle School, 1100 Heron Ave. N., just before 9 a.m. on a report of 14-year-old former Skyview student inside the building carrying a backpack.

Maplewood City Hall was abuzz Monday, April 27, as small-business owners, students and activists waited outside council chambers for the meeting where revisions to the city's tobacco sale ordinance promised to spark a lively debate.