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3D Printing Makers Lab with Engineering for Kids
Dream it. Design it. Print it! Explore the world of 3D printing in this creative, hands-on camp! Using Tinkercad, students will design and print two personalized creations while learning the basics of 3D modeling, design, and problem-solving. Perfect for beginners, this camp encourages imagination and innovation—prints may be scaled down to fit class time and printer limitations. -
Art Around the World with Young Rembrandts
Explore different art styles and cultural traditions from around the globe. Imagine the kids creating Aboriginal dot paintings, Japanese ink art, or Mexican folk art-inspired pieces! Each project will introduce them to new techniques, patterns, and the rich history behind each art form, fostering an appreciation for global cultures and artistic expression. -
Candy Lab with KidScientific
Step into our Candy Lab and explore science through sweet experiments! From candy chemistry to edible art, every activity uses candy to teach cool scientific concepts. mix, melt, and marvel at how sweets can be both delicious and educational! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. -
College Application Boot Camp 2026 Gr 12
College Application Bootcamp is for all seniors who plan to attend a tech school, 2-year or 4-year college after high school graduation. Day 1 of bootcamp is also for anyone who is simply just undecided about their plans at this time. This camp is for all seniors but directed to those who have questions about applying to college and would like one-on-one help from counselors and other admissions professionals. Register for each session/day you would like to attend. Tuesday, August 4: College Boot Camp for Beginners - 9 am - 2 pm Are you a senior and still undecided about what to do after high school? This day is for you! Explore your career interests, learn about training or degrees needed, find the colleges that fit and plan out your timeline for applying. Weather college, tech school, direct to work or Military, we will help you choose your path for the future and get you started with what you need to do this year to get there. Guests will join us to help you figure out your senior year path! Things we will cover: Finding the Right Fit Building your College List Getting Organized Naviance - why and how? Career Exploration Common app vs. College specific app Application Fees Military / Work connections if college isn't for you! Schedule: 9am-11am - Finding your future 11am-12pm - Lunch break 12pm-2pm - Starting applications Tuesday, August 11: College Boot Camp, Ready to start! 9 am - 2 pm Are you a senior who is ready to start applying? You have your list, have started apps and need help staying organized? Need some help getting started on asking for Letters of Recommendation, writing essays? We will help you with all of it! Guests will join to help you with finishing apps and writing your essays. Come ready to go and hopefully, finish a few things too! Things we will cover: Building your College List Getting Organized Naviance - why and how? Common app vs. College specific app Application Fees Essays and Letter of Rec Schedule: 9-11 am - Starting applications and getting organized 11am-12pm - Lunch break 12pm-2pm - Essays and Letters of Rec Tuesday, August 18: Financial Aid 101 - For parents and students! This session will host a student session, involving scholarship information and FAFSA help, plus, exploring financial aid offers once they get them. Then we will follow up with Financial aid for parents! Hosting 2 options for either in-person or virtual attendance! Times: 9am-11am - Financial Aid 101 for Students 11am-12pm - Financial Aid 101 for Parents: Virtual lunch time session 7pm-8pm - Financial Aid 101 for Parents in person at SLPHS Camp is FREE to all SLP seniors, registration is to save your spot and ensure the appropriate number of staff are present to provide you the help you need each day you attend. Students should sign up for the dates of interest to them. Any digital materials will be sent out after camps for those dates students attended or signed up to attend. Questions? Contact Ms. Blaido, jblaid@district16.org, or Chris Lammers, clamme@district16.org -
Dance Team Summer Camps 2026 Gr 6-12
Intensive Camps - This dance workshop is intended for any dancer (going into grades 6-12). The dancers will focus on dance technique and skills, team workouts, and learn various combinations and short routines.Choreography Camps - Dancers will have the opportunity to learn how to create a routine, go through MSHSL rules, and contribute towards the winter season program. Any winter season dancer is invited to attend. If interested and unsure which camp to register for, please contact Coach Jenny Whiteley (jwhite@district16.org) for placement. -
Drivers Education with Safeway Driving School (Gr 9-12) Fall
Safeway offers teen driver's education in cooperation with Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education. Driver's education classes will be offered in person at Spring Lake Park High School (SLPHS). Teen Package: 30 hours of classroom and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training Classes take place at SLPHS Classes offered each month for 10 consecutive days (Mondays - Thursdays, class does not meet on Fridays) Student must be present for the entire class and attend all 10 classes to get their blue card (allows student to take permit test at a DMV location) Pricing for Teen Package: $415 full price (payment plan available) Payment plan consists of: $235 due when registering for the class through Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education $90 payable at the first behind-the-wheel lesson* $90 payable at the second behind-the-wheel lesson* *Cash or check payable to Safeway Driving School. To use VISA or MasterCard, call Safeway's office at 651-351-9150 -
Drivers Education with Safeway Driving School (Gr 9-12) Summer 25-26
Safeway offers teen driver's education in cooperation with Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education. Driver's education classes will be offered in person at Spring Lake Park High School (SLPHS). Teen Package: 30 hours of classroom and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training Classes take place at SLPHS Classes offered each month for 10 consecutive days (Mondays - Thursdays, class does not meet on Fridays) Student must be present for the entire class and attend all 10 classes to get their blue card (allows student to take permit test at a DMV location) Pricing for Teen Package: $415 full price (payment plan available) Payment plan consists of: $235 due when registering for the class through Spring Lake Park Schools Community Education $90 payable at the first behind-the-wheel lesson* $90 payable at the second behind-the-wheel lesson* *Cash or check payable to Safeway Driving School. To use VISA or MasterCard, call Safeway's office at 651-351-9150 -
Dungeon Adventures with CSGA
Learn about role playing games by joining us on an entry level dungeon adventure. Will your group make it to safety and succeed in your quest? No experience will be required, your DM will be guiding you. -
Emergency Outfitters - F.A.S.T. KIDS - Staying Safe While at Home Alone Ages 7-10
First Aid and Safety Trained Kids is a 4-hour course for 7 – 10 year-olds. This course helps prepare children for staying safe at and away from home. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, stranger, and internet safety. Students will receive a book, handouts, and a home first aid kit as part of the class. -
Football Youth Camp Gr k-8 2026
The Panther Football Youth Camp is a partnership between Spring Lake Park Community Education and Spring Lake Park Youth Football to offer a FREE three-day non-contact camp with instruction in all phases of football. Offensive and defensive instruction will include technique play for interior linemen, linebackers, offensive backs, and defensive backs. A specialty unit with emphasis on the kicking game will also be highlighted. 6/23 & 7/14 - Give football a try, learn skills with our high school football players and coaches. Representatives from Panther Youth Football with be there to answer questions and help with registration for the 2026 season. 7/28 - Panther Youth Football Player Evaluation Night - youth registered toplay in 2026 will go through drills with our high school players and coaches to assist in team formation. Players should already be registered to play Panther Youth Football in the fall of 2026 -
GoSolar! Kidz: Growing and Cooking with the Sun
The sun is your best friend if you know how to use it! This class teaches how to cook with just the sun. Solar cooking bypasses traditional cooking means. No electricity, gas, charcoal, or wood needed for solar cooking. Students will learn how to cook meals, dry food for preservation, and purify water all with the sun. In the end, students will build their own mini sun oven and take home an edible micro green plant. -
Kinder Camp 2026
Kinder Camp is a free opportunity for students entering kindergarten. Over three half-day mornings August 18-20, your new kindergartner gets to practice coming to school. Students tour and get to know their school building, engage in fun activities and get introduced to general routines and expectations. KinderCamp is taught by teachers, and students meet and get to know various school staff each day. Kinder Camp is completely free and transportation is available. Please plan to participate and register by July 24, 2026. Don’t miss this opportunity to ease any anxiety your child might have starting school and help build confidence for the first day of Kindergarten. ONLINE INSTRUCTION: Please remember after adding your child to the Kinder Camp site, to click on Cart in the upper right corner to finish processing your registration. (If you do not process your registration using the cart, your child will not be registered in Kinder Camp.) -
Monster Mash with Young Rembrandts
Laugh-out-loud funny! Mind-bendingly-creepy! Eerie-but-exciting! If your child is a fan of creepy, crawly monsters, this Art workshop is the perfect fit. Your child will learn to draw and cartoon a variety of characters. They will learn to draw monsters of all shapes, sizes and colors. There are big monsters... and little monsters! Furry monsters… and scaly monsters! If we can imagine a monster, we’ll draw it! They will learn how to draw amazing cartoon characters with humorous expressions and animated poses. Be a part of something fun and special. Enroll your budding artist today! -
Move It, Move It! World Explorers with Engineering for Kids
Move it, move it! Zoom through the skies, sail across seas, and race down roads in this hands-on adventure. Each day, campers “travel” to a new country, building their own planes, boats, trains, and cars to get there. Explore fun facts about faraway places, tackle exciting challenges, and fill your passport with colorful projects and awesome memories. Every day is a new adventure—so get ready to build, race, and move it, move it! -
Musical Theater Workshop: Take the Spotlight! Gr 5-8
Musical Theater Workshop: Take the Spotlight! The magic of musical theater is calling! Join Amy and Nick for an intensive workshop designed to help aspiring and experienced performers alike take their talents to the next level. Whether you are new to the stage or looking to refine your skills, this workshop covers all the essentials of musical theater performance. What to Expect: Vocal & Acting Technique: Enhance your singing and acting skills through specialized coaching. Choreography: Learn group choreography and improve your movement on stage. Original Showcase: Collaborate with Amy and Nick to build a short, original show featuring some of the industry’s most iconic numbers. Refine your skills, build confidence, and immerse yourself in the world of musicals! -
Nailed It! Dream Big with Kidcreate Studio
Get ready for a camp full of creativity and challenges inspired by the hit TV show, Nailed It! This is Kidcreate-style fun - no baking, just sculpting, painting, and endless imagination! Build a diorama of your dream room, craft a magical snow globe, and design a one-of-a-kind dream gown. We'll give you the tools and inspiration- you bring the vision and creativity to nail each masterpiece! With plenty of surprises along the way, this camp blends artistic expression with problem-solving for the ultimate creative adventure. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. -
New Stages Workshop 2026 Gr 9-12
New Stages workshop Ever wondered what it’s like to act, write, or direct for the stage? Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a total beginner, the New Stages workshop is your chance to build an original production from the ground up. Over the course of a week, you and your peers will write a short script, rehearse the production, and explore the artistic elements of theater. The experience culminates in a live performance for a small audience. We welcome students of all backgrounds, talents, and ability levels. -
Panther Youth Soccer Camp 2026 Gr k-6
This youth soccer camp will be led by SLP High School soccer coaches and athletes. No prior soccer experience needed! This camp aims to practice soccer skills in a fun way with a variety of soccer activities/drills. Please register by July 10 to guarantee a camp shirt. -
Rock n Roll Band Camp with CSGA
Do you want to rock and roll all night, and party every day? Students will get the chance to try their voice or hand at a variety of instruments including the electric guitar, bass, keyboards, and drums, with the goal of learning a full song or two to perform by the end of the week. -
SLPHS Private Music Lessons-Low Brass - Summer
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 the 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 Instructor: Chris Allen is a musician and educator based in White Bear Lake, MN. Primarily playing bass and tenor trombones, but also alto trombone, euphonium, and tuba on occasion. He currently performs regularly with The Paper Clips, Mankato Symphony, Century Jazz Ensemble, and Star of the North Jazz Orchestra. Chris holds an undergraduate degree from Gustavus Adolphus College where he studied with Scott Moore and Larry Zimmerman, and studied at the graduate level at the University of Minnesota with Thomas Ashworth. He has taken additional lessons with Andy Chappell (MN Orch), Douglas Wright (MN Orch), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (Canadian Brass), Michael Levine (Dallas Brass), and Henry Charles Smith III. Schedule: Please select which open lesson schedule you would like. If there are conflicts due to illness, other band commitments, etc. please work with Chris Allen/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. -
SLPHS Private Music Lessons-Saxophone/Clarinet
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. -
Summer Drumline Camp 2026 Gr 8-9
Grab your sticks and join for a week of drum line! By the end of the session you’ll have built fundamental technique and control of basic rudiments; worked through a handful of warm up exercises and cadences; tried out the different marching drums; and learned to listen in and play together. -
Volleyball - Girls Camp 2026
Grades 3-6: This camp is designed to teach young players the basic skills used in volleyball. We will cover all the primary skills and put the players in playing situations so that they can use the skills they are learning. They will get lots of reps and will have fun as they learn skills and play together! Players should wear a t-shirt, spandex or loose shorts, knee pads, volleyball shoes or other athletic shoes and bring a water bottle. Grades 7-12: This camp is designed to be a high rep and fast paced camp! It is for players going into grades 7-12 who have beginner or advanced volleyball skills and knowledge. We will focus on the development of all volleyball skills throughout the week. Players will also get an opportunity to work on a specific position that they are interested in focusing on. Along with skill work, the players will get lots of playing opportunities each day that will prepare them for fall season! Players should wear a t-shirt, spandex, knee pads, volleyball shoes and bring a water bottle. -
Westwood MS Girls Volleyball 2026 Gr 7-8
7th and 8th Grade Volleyball Teams Practice is everyday after-school until 4:30 pm 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.
