1-3 years Non-Separating Support your child’s development while connecting with other families in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Children will have the opportunity to discover and interact with a variety of materials, promoting sensory exploration and imaginative play. Each session will include interactive story time and circle time, where parents can participate in informal discussions, sharing insights and experiences with one another. Sib Care offered for free! PLEASE REGISTER ALL CHILDREN SEPARATELY. First child will be the selected full price and the second child will be at a reduced rate.

Build, code, and compete with LEGO robotics. Students design and program robots, tackle daily challenges, and compete in fun missions and robot battles while building teamwork and problem solving skills. Please note: Participants in this class will be using computers, and screen time is required as part of instruction.

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. Please bring a nut free snack and a beverage to class.

Do you have unanswered questions and always wanted to know more about your family history, but don’t know where or how to begin? Paula Stuart-Warren, Certified Genealogist, will show us easy steps to get started (or restarted). It’s more than just a list of names or dates—it’s about discovering stories, traditions, and roots that have shaped your life and your family’s journey. You will be able to share your knowledge with current and future generations. You will receive a handout with tips, and information on books and websites. We invite you to come with your own questions. Paula loves her profession and loves to get others excited about their family history. She works full time in genealogical and historical research, lecturing, consulting, and writing. She has been a Board-certified genealogist since 1988, passing the every-five-year renewal assessments by the national Board for Certification of Genealogists. She is a firm believer in continuing education in genealogy and strives to keep up to date by participating in national and local conferences, webinars, reading the publications of many genealogical and historical organizations and individuals both off and online. She teaches about family history year-round and teaches in-depth for online week-long genealogy institutes. Registration Information: Crow River Senior Center at 763-497-8900 Community Education at St. Michael-Albertville, register online at: stma.arux.app or by calling 763-497-6550 This class is a collaboration between the Senior Center and stma Community Education. You may register through either organization.

Students are invited to learn fencing with experienced instructors, fun games, and arm bands. Safety is our top priority, with all equipment provided in an inclusive, high energy environment. No experience neccessay. Register based on grade in 26/27 School Year.

Join us for a fun-filled, educational adventure designed to keep young minds active and growing all summer long. Each 3-day session is packed with engaging activities that review and reinforce key Kindergarten concepts in reading, writing, and math—all through games, stories, creative projects, and hands-on learning. These sessions are perfect for kids who love to learn, need a little confidence boost before the new school year, or just want to stay on track while having a blast. Choose one session per week and get ready for an exciting summer of learning, laughing, and leaping into first grade with confidence!

Community Education and STMA Football are co-sponsoring two different fall tackle football programs. The goal of both programs is to provide a positive experience for students as they develop football skills, knowledge & sportsmanship. Parents and Players will have a choice between ‘Community Ed’ and ‘Travel’ Football. For more information on the differences between In-House and Travel Football, please visit www.stmafootball.com When registering for fall football, register based off of the grade your student will be in for the 2026/2027 school year. In order to keep teams as balanced as possible, there will be NO buddy/team/coach/ride requests for 4th-6th grade outside of siblings and coach's kids. All practices and games will take place at the same time and the same location so players can ride together even if they play on different teams. Teams are created based on multiple metrics but primarily age, height, and weight, with other factors being taken into consideration a well. Registration closes July 26th at 11:59pm. Reach out to Ben McNaboe for any registration related questions (E: benjaminmc@mystma.org) Community Ed Football Students who are incoming 2nd and 3rd graders will be playing flag football. 217F1 - 2nd Grade 217F2 - 3rd Grade Students who are incoming 4th graders will play a modified game of flag and tackle football using Tacklebar equipment. For more information on Tacklebar go to tacklebar.com. 217F3 - 4th Grade Students who are incoming 5th and 6th graders will play tackle football. 217F4 - 5th Grade 217F5 - 6th Grade Coaches Volunteer adult coaches are needed! Please sign up when you register your child. All volunteer coaches must be able to pass a district background check if you do not already have one. 4th-6th grade coaches will also have to complete online concussion training before the beginning of the season. Coaches will receive STMA football gear and have the opportunity to attend coaching clinics put on by the STMA Varsity Football staff. Playbooks and coaching resources will be provided. Experience not necessary! Coaches Meeting Date: Tuesday, Aug 4th, 6:45 PM @ STMA High School (Room TBD) Equipment 2nd/3rd graders will receive a NFL Flag jersey to keep. 4th-6th graders receive a jersey, shoulder pads, helmet, pants, & mouth guard. 4th graders must return their jersey. 5th & 6th graders get to keep their jersey. All pads must be turned in by the equipment turn in date at the end of the season. Failure to do so will lead to a charge and a registration hold on your account until that charge is paid. Parent/Player Information and Equipment Handout Night 2nd/3rd Grade: Monday, Aug 10th, 7:00 PM @ Middle School East 4th Grade: Monday, Aug 10th, 6:30 PM @ Middle School East 5th/6th Grade: Monday, Aug 10th, 6:00 PM @ Middle School East If your player is unable to make it to equipment handout, please arrive at 5:30 on the 1st day of practice to be fitted with equipment and receive a schedule. Schedule The season schedule gets finalized and sent out closer to the season start date. Expect 1-2 evening practices each week with games on Saturday mornings. The season will run through the 1st or 2nd week of October. Travel Football Please visit www.stmafootball.com for more information.

Explore game design in Roblox Studio by building 3D worlds, adding characters, and using simple coding. Students create original interactive games showcasing creativity and problem solving. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games. Please note: Participants in this class will be using computers, and screen time is required as part of instruction.

Gentle Flow Yoga offers relaxing, full-body movement and breathwork to reduce stress, improve flexibility and strength, and calm the mind. Includes standing, seated, floor, balance, and restorative poses. Gentle Flow Yoga provides “me” time by allowing us to breathe and focus on ourselves in the present moment. Flowing through a series of yoga poses and stretches facilitates stress reduction, improves strength and flexibility, while also nourishing the body and mind. Poses will be performed standing, on hands and knees, and while seated and laying on the floor. Balance and restorative yoga poses will be incorporated, and class will conclude with a relaxation segment focusing on breathwork to reduce stress. Please bring a yoga mat to class.

Learn how to turn your skills into paid services. Build trust with clients, communicate professionally, set fair rates, stay safe, and confidently earn money through tutoring, babysitting, and more. The instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, an author and editor, and nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education, has been assisting teen writers get published for years. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. This class will be held using the online platform, Zoom. STMA will provide you with a link to access the class at least 24 hours prior to class start.

High School Girls Tennis Camp Join us for a comprehensive tennis camp designed for high school girls of all skill levels. Enhance and refine your skills to prepare for the upcoming fall tennis season. Players must bring their own water bottle and racket. This is a six week class. Camp will take place Monday-Wednesday of each week. If weather forces a cancellation, there will be a makeup day on Thursday of that week. Registration is based on grade completed in 2025/2026 school year (8th - 11th grade). Instructors: Coach Alex Hoselton and Staff

Girls High School Volleyball Skills & Competition is a one to two week long camp open to girls who just completed grades 7-11. Register using the grade your child was in during the 2025/2026 school year. These sessions will be high-level competitive sessions that will involve fast-paced skills training, system training, serve/serve-receive skills, defense, and offense in a competitive setting. Girls in 6th grade who would like to register please email: stmahsvolleyball@gmail.com. Morning camps will be led by STMA Girls Varsity staff with a combination of boys and girls on staff. Location: STMA High School Activity Center Registration Note: 334U12 includes a one-week or two-week option. Week one and week two camps will have different instruction, so be sure to select the correct option that fits your wants and schedule.

Lacrosse skills and drills for girls ages 12-18. This camp's focus is on building confidence, speed, and game IQ in a fun, high-energy environment. Players will train with experienced coaches and sharpen their skills while enjoying the best parts of lacrosse. Sign up now to reserve your spot! Athletes should bring a lacrosse stick, cleats, mouth guard, and water. Camp will be held at a grass field at STMA High School. A specific location will be communicated prior to camp beginning.

Girls Volleyball Position Specific Training is a one to two week long camp open to girls who just completed grades 7-11 and want to focus on building a position-specific skill set. Register using the grade your child was in during the 2025/2026 school year. Drills and instruction will be isolated movements, focus on footwork, and high repetitions. Positional training options will include: setter training, middle blockers, pin hitters, and defensive specialists. Morning camps will be led by STMA Girls Varsity staff with a combination of boys and girls on staff. Location: STMA High School Activity Center Registration Note: 334U15 includes a one-week or two-week option. Week one and week two camps will have different instruction, so be sure to select the correct option that fits your wants and schedule.