- Tartan High School
- Academics Opportunities & Resources
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Academic Opportunities and Resources
Technology Resources for Parents and Guardians
- Check student’s grades and missing assignments on Parent Portal
- Use Schoology to find classwork:
- Assignment/Project requirements
- Weekly notes and materials
- Upcoming due dates
- Click here If you need assistance in accessing these tools
Textbooks and Planners
- See this link for copies of some of the textbooks Tartan uses online.
- Have your student try using one of the following:
- Weekly Plan template
- Homework Checklist
- Click on these links and make a copy of the document that is yours to edit and will be found in your Google Drive.
Additional Help for Students Before and After School
- Check with teachers about their office hours before and after school.
- Titan Academy
- A quiet space for focused work and support Monday - Thursday from 3:00 - 4:15pm. Students need to ask a staff member for a Titan Academy Ticket to enter the media center during this time.
- Tartan’s Media Center is open from 7:45-8:10 a.m. for individual student work.
- Activity buses leave at 4:15 p.m. from Monday-Thursday. See the list of stops outside of the 11/12 office.
Free Tutoring Through the Library
- Free online tutoring from 1pm-11pm everyday. Use your library card to login.
- Washington County - See this website to get a library card.
- Ramsey County - See this website for information about how to get a library card.
- Available in English and Spanish
- Click here to access the tutoring website.
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+ Articulated College Credits
How to Get College Credits from Tartan onto your College Transcript
The student would create an account at CTECreditMN and register for applicable courses at Tartan.
Upon teacher approval, they will receive a letter similar to this sample letter.
You can show that letter at any higher ed institution and they may accept the credits based on that. It is not an official transcript, however, and if the college/university requires that, you may need to take 1 class at a local participating community college (Century College) and then those credits and your articulated credits will then be on a transcript.
Articulated College Credit Fact Sheet
Articulated College Credit - What it means to you
Articulated College Classes at Tartan
Anoka Ramsey Community College Credit for Prior Learning
Century College Articulated College Credit
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+ Bilingual/Multilingual Seals Program
Please see this link for more information about the Bilingual/Multilingual Seals Program.
- Earning a certificate or seal is a recognition of your achievement that will appear on your transcript.
- You will also receive a Certificate or Seal from the Minnesota Department of Education and you may earn college credit at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
- Offered to 10th, 11th and 12th-grade students who believe they demonstrate proficiency in a language other than English.
- Four areas of language are assessed - listening, reading, speaking, and writing.
- ISD 622 offers this exam in many different languages.
- Here is one more additional resource to help you decide.
If you have questions, please email Ms. Herrera (kherrera@isd622.org)
More information to come on test dates for the 2021-2022 school year.