Schools - Oakdale - Lake Elmo Review

Hill Murray is one of two schools in the state participating Zero Robotics competition, a challenging and innovative event coordinated by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Periodic table celebration: Hill Murray School will create artwork as part of a 150 year anniversary celebration of the Periodic Table.

With three District 622 school board terms ending at the end of the year, and four candidates running, it means all but one will take a seat on the board next year.

Imagine a program where students are motivated to read and feel good about learning. Classes are small, energy is high, and students are taught through an interactive and culturally relevant curriculum. 

​School ​District 622 Community Education was chosen as one of 151 Make a Splash Local Partner programs in the U.S. to receive grant funding from the USA Swimming Foundation in 2018.

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.

Randy Anderson, School District 622’s business director, recently received the 2018 Minnesota Association of School Business Officials (MASBO) School Business Official of the Year Award.

In an effort to reduce crowding and be proactive about the area’s growing population, North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District 622 has begun planning for remodeling work to be done at two area elementary schools.