The Spring 2026 season will start 3/4/2026 with a MANDATORY Team Information / Safety meeting. Registration fees will include 8 weeks of shooting. There may be a couple late optional practices with the fees not included in this registration - details will be available on our team website. Who: Any Spring Lake Park School District male or female student, grades 7-12, who possesses a State Firearm Training Certificate AND meets all school curricular eligibility requirements. Also, to be eligible to participate on the Spring Lake Park Clay Target Team, you must meet one of the two following requirements: 1. Be attending the Spring Lake Park High School or Westwood Middle School. OR 2. The school you are attending does not have a Clay Target Team AND your home address is within the Spring Lake Park School District 16 boundary. Dates: This year we will be shooting over three evenings at two different ranges. Tuesdays will be Skeet at Metro Gun Club in Blaine. Wednesdays will be Trap at Metro Gun Club in Blaine. Thursdays will be Sporting Clays at Forest Lake Sportsmen's Club in Forest Lake. Depending on enrollments, our approximate start times will be 6:00 for Trap and Skeet and 5:30 for Sporting Clays. These times can be adjusted slightly, especially early in the season as daylight hours are shorter. Once you get through the team registration, you will be added to our roster with the USA Clay Target League. Once you are added you will receive an email from USA Clay Target with a link to register. This registration also needs to be completed before participating. The fee for this league portion of the registration will be $40 per discipline - trap, skeet, sporting clays. Mandatory Team Info Meeting: The team information / safety meeting will be held on 3/4/2026. Attending this meeting is MANDATORY for all athletes. Parent Volunteer Requirements: Metro will once again be requiring that we have adult volunteers score and pull for our athletes. Watch for a sign-up form to sign up for a time to pull and score. If every family supplies one parent for one day, we should have the season covered. There will be a signup form shared soon for you to sign up for any day throughout our season. When you sign up you will be the puller and scorer for a designated field for the entire evening. Please be prepared for any weather situation. Training will be provided on your designated evening. Rates Overall: The registration cost of each sport is: Trap: $65 ($60 range fee plus small processing fee) Skeet: $65 ($60 range fee plus small processing fee) Sporting Clays: $65 ($60 range fee plus small processing fee) * There is also a team fee of $25. Every athlete will pay this one time regardless of the number of disciplines they participate in - make sure to add this to your cart when registering ** The cost of ammo is NOT included with this registration. All athletes must provide their own ammo.

Donate-a-lesson: If you would like to donate to help cover the cost for a student to participate in private music lessons, please select the number of lessons you would like to sponsor below and register like you would for any other class. We appreciate your contribution to helping all of our SLPHS music students experience every opportunity possible.

Engineering/STEM Club brings fun, hands-on lessons every week to introduce engineering concepts at a young age. Foreach lesson, students focus on developing 21st Century skills such as problem solving, critical thinking and teamwork. These life skills give students the confidence to approach challenges in their lives and realize that they can succeed in almost anything! Week 1 Aerospace Engineering - Rocket Blast off into aerospace engineering! Students explore the principles of flight and build a paper cup rocket to launch high into the air. Week 2 Enviromental Engineering - Pinwheel Harness the power of wind! Students learn how moving air can create energy, then design and build a colorful pinwheel using the Engineering Design Process. Week 3 Mechanical Engineering - Sled Speed into transportation engineering! Students design and test a miniature sled, exploring friction, speed, and stability. Week 4 Civil Engineering - Bird's Nest Think like nature’s engineers! Students study how birds build nests, then design and construct a nest sturdy enough to protect a real or model egg.

This program offers a crash course in coding your own games with Scratch. Students will create and develop 2-3 basic games while learning many foundational computer science skills with boundless potential for creativity and expansion.

Challenge your creativity by designing 3D objects using Computer Aided Design software and then printing your design prototypes. Learn about measurement, units, & scale while creating your prototyped designs. Attempt to recreate small, functional, full scale, real life objects in addition to your own designs. We will be using 3D printers and CAD software.