Tartan High School

Each school year, staff in District 622 cherish the opportunity to educate learners ages 3 to 21.

District 622 is consistently rated as one of the top districts in the state for college credits earned by its students.

Adam Wersonske, who attends Tartan High School, earned a perfect score of 36 on the ACT.

Photos courtesy of Kathleen Hennessy • Madison Head, who is in her third year as a Tartan High School varsity softball starter, hit four out-of-the-park home runs for the Titans in a softball doubleheader April 30.

Exciting changes are ahead for District 622.

courtesy of School District 622 • The District 622 Latino student group will be performing folklore dances from Mexico and El Salvador at the Tartan High School Festival of Cultures on Friday, April 20.

On March 3, elected officials, members of the community, and district leaders gathered at Polar Ice Arena, 2444 11th Ave. N., for a unique rededication ceremony. 

Research shows that students achieve greater academic success when parents feel connected with their child’s school.

We have all heard the research about the importance of the early years of a child’s life, with extensive brain development occurring between birth and age 5.

As District 622 prepares students for future careers, it is working to expand the science, technology, engineering and math programming, otherwise called STEM.