Spring Lake Park Schools Community Ed

Mini Camp is the Football Camp for all players planning to be in our High School Football Program in the fall of 2024. Participants will work with SLP Coaches on Fundamentals, Techniques and Schemes. Players must also register for Panther Strength and Speed Camp. The Mini Camp Schedule is subject to change, there is the possibility of a joint practice or two. Details will be communicated ASAP if changes are necessary.

Join this dynamic course to learn a dynamite instrument! Players will learn the basics of music including reading music, rhythm, melody and meter. We keep the class fun while making the instrument easily accessible for all students. Sign up today to let the music play! NOTE TO PARENTS: Visit https://youthenrichmentleague.com/what-kind-of-guitar-should-i-buy-for-my-child/ to learn what kind of guitar to buy for your child.

Whether it is your very first home, dream home, or investment property, the home buying process can be intimidating; especially in today's market. This class will walk through the ever-changing real estate market and empower you to make educated decisions when purchasing. We will discuss the myths of the market today and help you create a plan based on your goals, limitations, timeline, and the market specific to where you are looking to buy. Learn how to personalize the home buying plan that fits you best. This is a free program being led by Jacob Olson of the Jacob Olson Team. Please visit https://www.jacobolsonrealestate.com for more information about the instructor.

The Jr State Fair Engineering Camp is an exciting blend of innovation, fun, and hands-on learning! Expore the engineering behind the ferris wheel, giant slide, space tower and even make your own treat dispenser! Join us for a week filled with creativity, discovery, and the thrill of engineering at the Great Minnesota Get-Together!

Learn to code in this class using Scratch, designed for budding programmers. We offer a unique learning environment to introduce girls to fundamental coding concepts in a collaborative and supportive environment. Students will be creating a game with unique backgrounds and characters. This is an excellent introduction to the principles of game design and interactive storytelling. Bring a USB drive to save your games on the last day. Students should have basic reading skills.

We have a collection of over 5000 LEGOs to work on various free build models. Possible builds/topics: Star Wars First LEGO League/Robotics Trains

What is Leadership Camp? Leadership camp is an intensive, four-day experience that will change how you view your role in our school and community. You’ll be on a first-name basis with staff, you get free treats, our speakers will inspire you, and it’s fun! You won’t regret your decision to attend this camp! Register by May 30 to guarantee your t-shirt. Why should I attend leadership camp? An opportunity to develop and fine tune your leadership skills. A chance to meet and talk to leaders in your community. Four days that will change your perspective on leading and decision making for your life and for others. One way to demonstrate your leadership skills to your friends, family, teachers, and community. A life-changing experience. Who Should Attend? Student leaders or emerging leaders entering grades 10,11, or 12 Team Captains Club Officers Panther Mentors Volunteers Anyone who is open, honest, cooperative, and interested in making a difference!

We’ll paint with plaster, tie-dye, make papier mache birds and fling paint like Jackson Pollock. We will even learn some art terms along the way. These are not projects to tackle at home- leave the mess with us. After all, art can be a mega messy good time! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Every kid dreams of owning a hamster or a dog or maybe a kitty! In this critter-filled camp, their dream will come true . . . sort of! The kids will create pets galore! At this camp we will work with clay, paint and draw too! No trips to the pet store are required! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day.

Imagine all your photos in one place with a system that allows you to access any photo or movie in literally seconds. Learn about scanners for copies and repair of older prints and slides, cloud storage services, and owning vs renting. Discover everything you need to know to complete this project and quickly. Never worry about losing another photo again!

Join this class where students learn to design, measure, cut, sew, modify, make and take home their very own sewing projects. No experience necessary. All students make their own projects lead by a qualified sewing instructor. Students will learn hand-sewing and machine-sewing techniques during this summer day camp.

SAHR Sports is known for its commitment to promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and skill development in a fun and engaging manner. We believe that their expertise will greatly enhance the overall sports experience for our students. Classes will focus on teamwork, sportsmanship, and fundamental athletic skills in a supportive atmosphere. Click Here for more info about SAHR Sports Boys Soccer When: Tuesdays, April 30 to May 21 Time: 4:45-5:45 pm Girls Basketball When: Wednesdays, May 1 to May 22 Time: 4:45-5:45 pm

SAHR Sports is known for its commitment to promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and skill development in a fun and engaging manner. We believe that their expertise will greatly enhance the overall sports experience for our students. Camp will focus on teamwork, sportsmanship, and fundamental athletic skills in a supportive atmosphere. Discounted rate for 2nd ($200) and 3rd ($150) children registered are automatically applied if you register multiple children at the same time and will be reflected in your cart at checkout. Daily lunch, snacks, and drinks are included. Questions - Contact Chris Lammers - clamme@district16.org Click Here for more info about SAHR Sports

Join fellow members of the Spring Lake Park Area community each month at the SLP Schools District Services Center for a delightful morning of Community, Coffee, and Conversations! Enjoy provided refreshments and engaging activities. Each month brings a unique theme, speaker, or a conversation with a community leader/expert. Registration is free, so sign up today and share your preferences for activities and speakers. Your input shapes our gatherings! Registered participants will receive updates as we confirm the featured speaker/community presenter. April 15th, 9am-10:30am -Tech Talk: Do you have questions about your phone, computer, tablet, etc? The SLP District Technology Services team will be available to help answer all your tech related questions, as well as inform you about various cyber-security tips. May 13th, 9am-10:30am -Anoka County Historical Society: A representative of the ACHS will join us, along with some artifacts, to talk a little bit about history as well as what the ACHS is all about! June 3rd, 9am-10:30am

Join us at the National Sports Center for some on-ice family fun! This is a free program designed for beginning skaters and their families. Skate rentals will be available on site for $3/pair. Please register every adult and child that will be attending. All children must be accompanied by a registered adult. Ice time is from 4:30pm-5:30pm. If you need to rent skates, please plan to arrive early.

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 trimester 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. Trimester 3 Flute Lessons: Instructor Heather Samuelson- Heather has a degree from Concordia College, Moorhead. She went to Concordia on a flute performance scholarship, performing with the Concordia Band, Jazz Band and Flute Choir. Her love of playing continues as she performs with the North Suburban Concert Band, Centennial Community Band and plays at church. With 10 years of teaching experience, she’s excited to share her passion and love of music, help students grow in their musical skills and strengthen their playing for band and music auditions.. Number of lessons: 9 half hour lessons Schedule: Please select which open lesson schedule you would like. If there are conflicts due to illness, other band commitments, etc. please work with Heather Samuelson/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. Cost: Trimester 3 Flute Lesson Pack is $270 ($30 per lesson) 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 purple donation section 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.

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 trimester 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. Trimester 3 Low Brass Lessons: 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. Number of lessons: 9 half hour lessons 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. Cost: Trimester 3 Low Brass Lesson Pack is $270 ($30 per lesson) 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 purple donation section 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.

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 trimester 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. Trimester 3 Percussion Lessons: Instructor: Cole Nasman is a percussion instructor with degrees from UW Madison and Indiana University who also works with the SLPHS Pep Band students. Number of lessons: 9 half hour lessons Schedule: Please select which open lesson schedule you would like. If there are conflicts due to illness, other band commitments, etc. please work with Cole Nasman/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. Cost: Trimester 3 Percussion Lesson Pack is $270 ($30 per lesson) 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 purple donation section 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.

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 trimester 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. Trimester 3 Trumpet Lessons: Instructor: Leighton Tuenge is a professional freelance trumpet player who performs all types of music around the Twin Cities area, including jazz, classical music and pop music. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire in 2022 majoring in music liberal arts and has a certificate in audio recording. Since then, he has played in cover bands such as Inafunk and High and Mighty, been involved in multiple theater shows and performs with his own original jazz trio. Outside of music, he enjoys coffee and outdoors. He teaches all levels of trumpet players and is excited to be working with Spring Lake Park! Number of lessons: 9 half hour lessons Schedule: Please select which open lesson schedule you would like. If there are conflicts due to illness, other band commitments, etc. please work with Leighton Tuenge/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. Cost: Trimester 3 Trumpet Lesson Pack is $270 ($30 per lesson) 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 purple donation section 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.