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Dash Sports: Jr. NBA Basketball CampsBasketballDASH Sports Summer Jr. NBA basketball camps provide players with a well-rounded basketball experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly shoot, pass, dribble, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Camp ends with scrimmages and games the final day where athletes can showcase their skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a snack. Balls are provided. Each participant may purchase a custom Jr. NBA Jersey of their favorite team with their name and number printed on the back to keep (additional $30 fee).Fall 2026 -
Dash Sports: Multi-Sport CampsMulti-SportDASH Sports Summer Multi-Sport camp includes fun skills training and games in three sports: Soccer, Basketball, and Flag Football. Key sports skills will be taught and practiced in all 3 sports so athletes will come out of camp with a great understanding of key skill components and gameplay of each sport. Camp ends with games/scrimmages the final day for each sport, where athletes can showcase their skills. Campers should wear sunscreen and bring a water bottle, snack and wear athletic shoes and clothing. All equipment is provided.Summer 2026 -
Dash Sports: Multi-Sport Camps (No School Days)Multi-SportLooking for a fun non-school day filled with fun sports activities? This Multi-Sport camp includes fun skills training & games in three sports: Soccer, Basketball, & Flag Football. Athletes will spend roughly 1.5 hours on each sport, performing fun, instructor-led skill-based activities & games. Also included in the daily activities will be other fun games such as Kickball, Capture the Flag, Dodgeball, & more. Athletes should bring two snacks, a lunch, & a water bottle.Fall 2026
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Dash Sports: Multi-Sport TykesMulti-SportDASH Sports Sampler camps provide players with an introductory experience to two popular sports games. This camp includes instruction in Soccer and Flag Football. Little athletes will learn how to run, throw, catch, kick, and more! This camp ends on the final day with fun scrimmages and games. Participants should bring a baseball glove, water bottle and wear athletic clothing & shoes. All other equipment is provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.Summer 2026 -
Dash Sports: T-Ball TykesBaseballLooking for a fun introduction to baseball? DASH Sports T-Ball Tykes camp introduces players to key elements of throwing, fielding/catching, batting, and baserunning. The final day of classes is ‘Game Day’ and athletes will showcase their skills in a game environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove. Baseballs and bats are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3yr old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.Fall 2026 -
Dash Sports: Track & Field CampRunning and FitnessDASH Sports Summer Track & Field camps provide participants with practice in several areas including: sprinting, throwing (javelin and shot put), relay running, long jumping and distance running. Emphasis is on technique and proper form. All players will be timed/tested on the first and last day. Camp consists of many different types of physical activities, drills, and games, all tailored specifically to enhance overall track and field performance. Campers should wear sunscreen, bring a water bottle, snack, and wear athletic clothing/shoes.Fall 2026 -
Dash Sports: Ultimate Games CampMulti-SportDASH Sports Summer Ultimate Games camp provides participants with a fun experience learning and playing your favorite physical education games! Games will include: Capture the Flag, Kickball, Dodgeball, Tag games, Ultimate Frisbee/Football, Soccer, Sharks and Minnows, and more! Participants will learn teamwork, and values such as respect, hustle, and pride, all in a fun environment. Campers should bring a snack, water bottle, and wear sunscreen. All other equipment is provided.Summer 2026 -
Dash Sports: Volleyball CampsVolleyballDASH Sports Summer Volleyball camps provide players with a well-rounded experience in a fun environment. Key volleyball skills such as passing, serving, and hitting will be taught and practiced throughout the week. Fun, volleyball skill specific games are also incorporated, giving players game type experience, and a better understanding of the game! The final day of camp ends with scrimmages and games for players to showcase their skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and snack (knee pads optional). Balls are provided.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistDiving CampAquaticsDiving Camp This camp is open to all boys and girls ages 5-19 and will emphasize safety and quality diving instruction. Spots are limited, enroll soon! Session 1: July 28 & 30 Session 2: August 4 & 6 Session 3: August 11 & 13 Requirements: Swimmers must be able to swim the length of the pool unassisted. Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays Time: 7:00 am to 9:00 am Location: Middle School East Pool Instructor: Jamie Larson - jaimiemlarson@gmail.comSummer 2026 -
Dome Flag Football CampFootballJoin our Dome Flag Football Camp designed for athletes of all skill levels! Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned football enthusiast, our league offers a fun and competitive environment for everyone. Participants will enjoy: Skill Development: Enhance your football skills with focused coaching sessions and drills led by STMA high school football coaches and players. Games: Experience the fun of team dynamics, strategy development, and collaborative play through several individual and team station games. Competition: Players will be randomly assigned teams each day where they will compete against others. All players will play QB and receiver. Fun in the Dome: Athletes will get to play football on the varsity turf with the dome all to themselves! Our camp will have two different levels of grades 3-5 and grades 6-8. All campers will receive an STMA Youth Flag Football shirt. This class fills up fast and spots are limited, register soon to secure your spot! PARENTS MUST PICK UP THEIR STUDENT FROM THE STMA HS DOME PROMPTLY AT THE COMPLETION OF SESSION.Fall 2026 -
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Driver's EdDriver EducationBehind-the-Wheel Training Only (Password Protected)Are you looking to complete your required driving hours with a certified instructor? We offer comprehensive, one-on-one Behind-the-Wheel training designed to build confidence, teach defensive driving strategies, and prepare students to safely pass their road test. Please note: For a complete driver education experience, we also offer a Total Package that bundles both our classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training together at a discounted rate. How to Register for Behind-the-Wheel Only: Because availability for individual driving slots is limited, this registration section is password protected. If you have already completed your classroom instruction elsewhere (or online) and wish to take your Behind-the-Wheel hours with us, please reach out to our main office to verify your eligibility and receive the registration passcode. Contact Our Main Office to Get Started: Phone: 763-497-6500 Email: Camerong@mystma.org Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Once you receive the passcode from our office, you can enter it below to view available schedules and secure your spot.Summer 2026 -
Driver's Education ClassDriver Educationstma Driver Education – 2025 FALL SESSION The fall (2025) Driver Education class will be at the stma High School, Room 1685 (enter Door C, Activity Center entrance). Students must be 15 years of age or older by April 6, 2026 to register. Attendance is taken daily. Students must attend all 30 classroom hours to move forward in obtaining their driver license. No refunds of the classroom portion of the fees within 5 days of the class start date. Students must download a copy of the Minnesota Class D Driver's License Manual on a smart device.The manual is used daily in class. Free download from State of Minnesota: MN Driver's Manual (Download and/or print). NOTE: There will be an Optional Parent/Guardian AND Student Presentation scheduled in fall. Both the parent/guardian AND student must attend this meeting to be eligible to log 40 hours rather than 50 hours of supervised driving. 2025 FALL CLASS SCHEDULE: Without Driver's Education Instructor's prior approval, no one is allowed to miss the first day of class. Monday, October 6 Tuesday, October 7 Tuesday, October 14 Monday, October 20 Tuesday, October 21 Monday, October 27 Tuesday, October 28 Thursday, October 30 Monday, November 3 Thursday, November 6 = 30 Classroom Hours The class meeting from 3:30 - 6:30 pm on each of the above dates Make-Up Session: Monday, November 10, 3:30 - 6:30pm (only students who need to make-up time will be required to attend) Instructor: Corey Hanson Class Location: High School, Room 1685 (Enter and Pick-up at Door C) Cost: $410 (include 30 classroom hours and six (6) hours of Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) instruction) No refunds of the classroom portion of the fees within five (5) business day before the class start date Register online at: For more information, please feel free to call the Community Education Office at (763) 497-6550, extension #1Fall 2025
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ECFE - Early Childhood Family EducationEarly Childhood Family Education is a program to connect families within the STMA community. ECFE offers classes, separating and non-separating for children ages birth through five and their families.Category -
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Early Childhood Screening Wednesday, August 5Early Childhood ScreeningPlease select one time slot for your child. Appointments last approximately one hour. Paperwork can be completed prior to date by downloading them HERE. Otherwise, forms will be available at the site.Screening is a FREE service for all children. At screening, parents learn more about their child’s development and can ask questions regarding concerns. Screening is a brief, simple procedure used to identify potential health or developmental problems in infants and young children who may need a health assessment, diagnostic assessment or educational evaluation. Screening in early childhood supports children’s readiness for kindergarten and promotes health and development. Screening includes: vision and hearing, height and weight, immunization review, large and small muscle development, cognitive thinking, language and communication skills, social and emotional development. If a parent is a conscientious objector to the screening program for their child, the child does not need to participate in the state screening but required forms are to be completed. Screenings are held at STMA Community Education Center in St. Michael.Please contact Shonna Hoeper at shonnah@mystma.org or call 763-497-6512 or Megan Chervenak @ meganch@mystma.org or call 763-497-6528.Fall 2026 -
Early Dismissal @ Albertville Primary (K only)Kids Play/Just 4 Kids/Club KnightsAlbertville Primary SchoolSchool Year 2026-27 KP Non-School Day Site
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Early Dismissal @ Big WoodsKids Play/Just 4 Kids/Club KnightsBig Woods Elementary SchoolSchool Year 2026-27 KP Non-School Day Site
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Early Dismissal @ FieldstoneKids Play/Just 4 Kids/Club KnightsFieldstone ElementarySchool Year 2026-27 KP Non-School Day Site
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Early Dismissal @ St. Michael ElementaryKids Play/Just 4 Kids/Club KnightsCommunity Ed CenterSchool Year 2026-27 KP Non-School Day Site
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Edible 3D Cell ModelsCulinaryAre you ready to build the building blocks of life - one cookie at a time? Step into our "Cytology Kitchen" for a hands-on exploration of the microscopic world. In this class, we trade microscopes for spatulas as we engineer delicious, three-dimensional models of the most important structures on Earth: THE CELL. We'll dive deep into the differences between the creatures of the animal kingdom and the wonders of the plant world. By the end of the session, you won't just know what cells look like; you'll know exactly how it's built and what makes it "tick."Fall 2026 -
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Elementary Competitive Cheer PaymentsCheerThis course is for cheer payments for members of competitive cheer only.Summer 2026 -
Essential & Intentional StrengthAdult Fitness and RecreationThis class is designed to strengthen the muscles of the core, hips and lower body using focused, intentional exercises and precise instruction. The class emphasizes practicing specific movements to provide endurance for the core, hips and lower-body for everyday activities like walking, lifting, and staying active - using body weight. Each session prioritizes quality over quantity with slow, controlled movement, proper alignment, and mindful breathing. You will feel your muscles working and may experience a burn, but this is not a fast-paced or sweaty class. The focus is on controlled movement in a calm, supportive environment. Please bring a mat to class.Fall 2026 -
NewFIRST Tech ChallengeSTEMFIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams design, build, and code their robots to compete against other local teams in a full season of robotics engineering. Every season has a unique challenge with new ways to score points that challenge teams to innovate. There is no instruction manual to build these robots so teams must design them from the ground up. They’ll practice engineering principles such as keeping an engineering notebook, teamwork, problem solving, and creative thinking. FTC offers a high-level, lower-cost engineering experience with a focused fall season. It serves as a fantastic standalone option or as the pathway to our high school varsity FRC team, 7028 Binary Battalion. We consider FTC to be the “Junior Varsity” robotics level at STMA. Our goal is to develop students into independent engineers: Middle School Focus: Students focus on building foundational teamwork habits, technical skills, and documentation. High School Focus: Students transition toward independent project management and advanced engineering. This includes full CAD (Onshape) of their robots and programming in Java. Presentation: Design an Engineering Portfolio to present the team's technical journey to judges. Special Events Parent Meeting: Saturday, September 12 9:15 AM Kickoff/Bootcamp: Saturday, September 12 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Scrimmage at Becker Friday, October 9 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Scrimmage at STMA Saturday, October 24 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Scrimmage at Elk River Saturday, November 7 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Qualifier: TBD (One weekend day in November or December) If a team advances, there will be an additional competition mid-February 2027. Grades 7-8Location: STMA High School Engineering Room 2765 Instructor: Elisha Gasser Practice Schedule Days (2 Days/Week): Mondays & Wednesdays Dates: September 12 – December 16 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM No Practice: October 14, November 2, 25 Grades 9-12Location: STMA High School Engineering Room 2765 Instructor: Zack Osowski Practice Schedule (Session A) Days (2 Days/Week): Mondays & Wednesdays Dates: September 12 – December 16 Time: 3:30–5:30 PM No Practice: October 14, November 2, 25 Note: Students interested in joining the Varsity-level FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team in January are highly encouraged to have prior FTC experience. Practice Schedule (Session B) Days (2 Days/Week): Tuesday & Thursday Dates: September 12 – December 16 Time: 6:00 -8:00 pm No Practice: October 14, November 2, 25 Additional Details for All Participants A $175 booster club fee is due at the Parent Meeting on September 12.Fall 2026