For over 15 years, AKA SPORT has offered a variety of After School Sports programs for Spring Lake Park School District. With a mission of keeping kids active and social through sport, and off their electronics, the AKA Staff is excited to be bringing Fall Sports back once again.

For over 15 years, AKA SPORT has offered a variety of After School Sports programs for Spring Lake Park School District. With a mission of keeping kids active and social through sport, and off their electronics, the AKA Staff is excited to be bringing Fall Sports back once again.AKA Flag Football is the perfect way for kids to continue their love for Fall Football, in the safest way possible! This is an opportunity to throw and catch a football, work together as a team, and have fun, while being able to run around!

For over 15 years, AKA SPORT has offered a variety of After School Sports programs for Spring Lake Park School District. With a mission of keeping kids active and social through sport, and off their electronics, the AKA Staff is excited to be bringing Fall Sports back once again.

For over 15 years, AKA SPORT has offered a variety of After School Sports programs for Spring Lake Park School District. With a mission of keeping kids active and social through sport, and off their electronics, the AKA Staff is excited to be bringing Fall Sports back once again.AKA Soccer is the perfect way for kids to continue their love for soccer! This is an opportunity to learn new skills, work together as a team, and have fun, while being able to run around!

Ignite your passion and excitement for sports by way of bow and arrow. Each day you'll learn the safety, technique and fun of archery, a sport that dates back hundreds of years. Master your aim and accuracy in this sport that is gaining popularity. All equipment provided. Presented by AKASPORT. Gr 7/8 will meet in cafeteria after school and go the MS Gym at 3:15. Gr 5/6 can go directly to MS Gym after school.

WANTED: HEROIC ENGINEERS! Oh, no! Someone fell down the ledge and you need a machine to rescue them. What will you build? A rescue winch, a hill-busting buggy, or something new and ingenious? Join this class to learn engineering basics and become a hero for humanity. Sign up today!LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.

New and returning students invited. Learn, Practice and Play chess each class. The {YEL!} Teach It! Practice It! Play It!® method keeps students on track with new chess lessons and puzzles each week as well as guided games and in-class tournaments. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session. Sign up today. Visit YELKids.com for more info.

SLP Community Education is excited to offer downhill ski opportunities this winter! Learn to Ski Day -11 - Wild Mountain - 8:15 am-5 pm - $60 Includes lift ticket, ski equipment rentals, and ski lesson Snowboard rental is available - but does not include a lesson You can bring your own equipment Drop-off/Pick-up at Westwood Questions - Contact Chris Lammers - clamme@district16.org

Come dance with the Spring Lake Park Dance Team at our annual youth clinic! Open to dancers in K-6th grade! No experience necessary, all who are interested are welcome to attend! Dancers will learn 2 routines with the Pantherettes. One routine will be specific their to age group and the other will be a celebratory finale including all dancers who participate in the clinic! Register by 9/23 to guarantee a camp shirt Saturday - 10/3 - Clinic & Fall Show Performance On Saturday 10/3 youth clinic participants will join us at Spring Lake Park High School using DOOR#6 (the main gym/athletic entrance). They will check in (9-9:30 am), receive their T-shirt, then go back to the auxiliary gyms with SLPDT to start dancing! CHECK IN: 9-9:30am, Door #6, SLPHS CLINIC: 9:30-11:00 am LUNCH: 11-11:30 am SHOW: 11:30-1 pm *please have your dancer bring their own lunch if they have concerns or allergies!Friday - 10/14 - Football Game PerformanceDancers will return to perform with SLPDT halftime of the varsity football game! Dancers should wear the t-shirt they received at the clinic again, with black pants and tennis shoes. Registration 6:30-7 pm *Please enter using DOOR #29 at the high school. Send one parent/guardian to check your dancer in, and drop them off. Dancers will perform at half-time of the varsity football game. The dance team will take care of getting your dancer out to the field for the performance. You will meet your dancer near the concession stand immediately after their performance in Panther Stadium. Questions? Please reach out to our head coach, Brittany Rehling, BRehli@district16.org

The Fall 2026 season will start 9/2/2026 with a MANDATORY Team Information / Safety meeting. Registration fees will include 6 weeks of shooting which includes 1 practice and 5 competition weeks. 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. The dates for Fall Trap: September 2 Safety meeting September 9 Team practice/Reserve (50 rounds - the season's reserve numbers will come from this practice week) September 16 competition week 1 September 23 competition week 2 September 30 competition week 3 October 7 competition week 4 October 14 competition week 5 (no school, but we will still meet) Depending on enrollments, our approximate start times will be 6:00. These times can be adjusted slightly, especially late in the season as daylight hours are shorter. Students will shoot for only about 30 minutes during that 6-8pm time block. 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. Mandatory Team Info Meeting: The team information / safety meeting will be held on 9/2/2026 at 6:30 pm at SLPHS - Kenneth Hall. Attending this meeting is MANDATORY for all athletes and one parent/guardian. 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. ** The cost of ammo is NOT included with this registration. All athletes must provide their own ammo.Registration closes at 12PM on 9/2/26

SLPHS and SLP Community Ed are proud to partner in the support of private music lessons. Lessons are $30 per half an hour, offered by month in a "pack" of lessons payable in one fee. All lessons will be held in the SLPHS Music Suite. Financial support is available for students who qualify for Educational Benefits. Donate a Lesson Here Saxophone/Clarinet Lessons: Instructor: Kristi Tharp Kristi Tharp holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education from Augustana University in Sioux Falls, SD. She was a public-school band director in Sioux Falls before moving to the Twin Cities, where she has been teaching private lessons for 25 years. Kristi enjoys teaching all levels of musicians, customizing the lesson to the student through practical methods and different musical genres. While learning the intricacies of playing an instrument, and interpreting written music, Kristi focuses on the joy of playing and the fulfillment of achieving progress. Many of her students have been members of Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphony, Minnesota Youth Symphony, Minnesota All-State Band, and various honor bands. Schedule: Please select which open lesson schedule you would like. If there are conflicts due to illness, other band commitments, etc. please work with Kristi Tharp/Ross Wolf on schedule adjustments after registering. Refunds will not be given for missed lessons at this time, so please work with the instructor to reschedule another lesson. Teachers are not obligated to reschedule a lesson that is canceled by the student within a 24-hour window.

BOWL WITH THE SLP PANTHERS Spring Lake Park Bowling Club is for students (boys and girls), in grade 5-12, who like to bowl and have the desire to become a better bowler. No experience is necessary. This club is for anyone - for those that want to make new friends; explore a new hobby; strive for self-improvement; or compete at a high level. Interested, but not sure you are ready to commit? Students are welcome to attend up to two team practices free of charge prior to committing. Please send an email to JoshHodney@hotmail.com to let him know that you will be attending a practice. Bowling is a student club at Spring Lake Park High School. Bowling is a co-ed sport in the fall and a girls-only sport in the winter. Members of the bowling teams are eligible for varsity letters. Students can join the team through Nov 1. Practices are Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 4 to 5:30pm at Lucky Strike Blaine (formerly Bowlero Blaine). Beginning in early September, regular season meets will take place on Thursday afternoons in Blaine, Coon Rapids, Ham Lake, or Ramsey. Regular season meets will run through early November. Food will be available at each bowler's expense at both practices and competitions.Club members do not have to own their own equipment. They can use bowling balls and bowling shoes from Lucky Strike Blaine free of charge. Most club members will have the option to acquire their own gently used bowling balls and bowling shoes from the SLP bowling club team manager for little or no cost.Transportation is not provided by the SLP school district. The bowling club team manager can help arrange carpool options for those who are interested.

Ultimate Frisbee is a fast-paced, non-contact team sport combining aspects of soccer, football, & basketball, played with a flying disc by two teams of 7 players. The game emphasizes a non-contact, self-refereed team sport played with a flying disc (a.k.a. frisbee). Players work together as a team to pass the disc down the field to score points in an end-zone. Ultimate Frisbee is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. It’s fun to play; exciting to watch; and encourages camaraderie and sportsmanship. Participation is open to anyone who wants to put the effort forth to learn the sport with a group of other dedicated athletes. The SLP Ultimate Frisbee HS team will meet three times a week to practice. Practices will teach fundamentals (as well as how to throw a disc) as well as advanced techniques & game strategies. We will schedule games/scrimmages against other area teams & enter a fall tournament. Additionally, if team composition permits, the team will have the option to compete in weekly games in the Minnesota UF Youth League. Players participating have the opportunity to help shape, mold, continue to grow & to build the program as it moves forward.Note: As a club team, registrants are not required to reside within the SLP school district boundary. Equipment: Rubber or molded cleats, turf shoes, or running shoes may be worn. (Football or Soccer Cleats - Best) No metal cleats. Hydration Bottle Transportation: An activity bus is available from Westwood to the SLP HS for middle school students. That same activity bus is available then from SLP HS to the Centerview / NSC Fields. Other: August warm-up practices for the season are optional but encouraged & are open to all students grades 7th - 12th to try the sport out The team is coed Registration ($50) will remain open until September 9th Additional links to info on Ultimate: 10 Simple Rules Description Spirit of the Game For questions or additional information, please feel free to contact Eric Sanks at esanks@gmail.com.

Join us after-school in the MS gyms for some fun and games. In this open-gym program, participants will choose 1-2 sports per day, including soccer, basketball, football, etc.

Middle Grades Knowledge Bowl competitions are interdisciplinary academic contests for students in grades 6-8. During each contest, teams of students compete in written and oral rounds by answering questions related to all areas of learning. Questions test students' recall, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. Knowledge Bowl competition provides a format for student growth centered on academics. Teams consist of up to six students (6 competing in the written round and 5 competing in each oral round). There is one written round and three oral rounds. More information can be found at: https://sparkpath.org/mgkb/ Meet Dates: TBD Team is open to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.

7th and 8th Grade Middle School Volleyball Teams Practice is everyday after-school until 4:30 pmNo try-outs, but teams will be divided into A and B teams before the first game.Games will be Tuesday and Thursday starting approximately the third week of the season and may go as late as 5:30 pm. Price includes jersey. Sports physical is required before student can participant, click here for sport physical into, contact the HS Athletics Office, 763-600-5049 or the District Office, 763-600-5050, if you need help getting an appointment.7th and 8th grade athletes can try out for the high school team - click her for more info about the HS team

Back-to-school season is bursting with creativity at YR! During this session, students will explore a fascinating world of characters, patterns, texture and vibrant color. Appetites don’t stand a chance against the realistic Pizza drawing our students will create as they focus on proportion, detail, and shading techniques. Our adorable Baby Sloth will help students practice expression and character design, while our art history portrait of Hiawatha introduces cultural appreciation and portrait composition just in time to celebrate the fall season. Each lesson blends imagination with strong art fundamentals. All this and more await your child in a Young Rembrandts classroom. Sign up today!

Ignite your child’s creativity this season with our "Festive Drawings" session, where we build artistic skills, getting ready for a Winter Break full of exciting new ideas! Beyond the page, every lesson sharpens strategic thinking and self-expression. Whether they are capturing dynamic emotions or mastering new techniques, your child will build confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Give the gift of creativity and create lasting memories. Sign up today!