Regular School Board Meeting, Part I: June 24, 2025

Monday, June 23, 2025

Achievement Awards for North and Tartan High School

Spring activity reports including prom and music programs

Athletic achievements in boys volleyball, softball, and track

Theater production recognitions

Grant award for waste reduction and recycling

Transition of Meals on Wheels service provider to Merrick Community Services

Areas of Interest (4)

  • ISD 622 school board meeting highlights successful student achievement programs across North and Tartan High Schools.
  • Waste reduction grant of $103,000 to modernize school recycling and organic waste logistics.
  • Transition of Meals on Wheels program from district control to Merrick Community Services after 50 years of operation.
  • Analysis of athletic and arts program growth in ISD 622, specifically boys volleyball and theater competition successes.

Votes (2)

Approval of the agenda

PassedN/A

Moved by Yenner · Seconded by Anderson

Approval of remaining consent agenda items

PassedN/A

Moved by Anderson · Seconded by Martins

Notable Quotes (2)

The North Polers were had an outstanding 13 to1 record this year.

— Jed Hellwig
AthleticsDiscussing North High softball success.

Our kids danced the night away, but once it hit nine o'clock, they all hit the theme parks instead.

— Jake Kelchure
Spring ActivitiesDescribing the Tartan High School prom at Mall of America.

People (4)

YangChair

Presiding over the June 24th ISD 622 board meeting.

Jed HellwigActivities Director

North High School activities director presenting spring sports and arts achievements.

1 quote

“The North Polers were had an outstanding 13 to1 record this year.”

Reporting on the Metro East Conference softball champions.

Jake KelchureActivities Coordinator

Tartan High School activities coordinator reporting on spring activities.

1 quote

“Our kids danced the night away, but once it hit nine o'clock, they all hit the theme parks instead.”

Describing the Tartan prom experience at Mall of America.

Molly LawStudent

Tartan High School theater student and winner of the triple threat competition.

Places Mentioned

Landmark CenterMax DinerThe Dog HouseNorth St. PaulMemphisBol Bolero, Brooklyn CenterUniversity of St. ThomasMall of AmericaGladstone communityRamsey County

Events & Meetings (1)

  • June 24th business meeting
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