STMA Competitive Fishing TeamOpen for Registration: February 23rd @ 12:00pm – March 17th @ 4:00pm Who Can Join? Students in grades 8-12 during the 2025-2026 school year who are interested in competitive high school fishing tournaments. About the Team: The STMA Fishing Team combines classroom education with hands-on fishing techniques. Coached by experienced tournament anglers and industry professionals, students will learn best practices and skills for competitive fishing. Anglers will gain in-depth knowledge of bass fishing and participate in competitive tournaments. Team members must commit to both classroom sessions and tournament participation. Team Format: Two student anglers per team One adult boat captain (students must find their own partner, captain, and boat) Kickoff Meeting:Monday, February 236:30 PM - 7:30 PMSTMA High School Media Center Spring Classroom Meetings:Tuesdays, March 17 - June 24:00 - 5:30 PMSTMA High School, Room 2267 Summer Tournaments:Various Sundays from May through August Questions? Contact:stmafishingteam@gmail.com

STMA PROGRESSIVE TRIATHLON Test yourself both mentally and physically with this month long fitness challenge! In the month of February, participants will have 28 days to complete an IronMan Triathlon. Bike 112 miles, run 26.2 miles and row 2.4 miles on the rowing machines at the Activity Center in the month of February to complete this challenge! Stop by the Activity Center front desk to pick up your calendar, to log all of your miles for the month. Register online, or at the Activity Center front desk by February 1st. All finishers receive a T-shirt. February 1st-28th FEE: $10.00

Soccer Tykes DASH Sports Soccer Tykes camps provide players with an introductory experience to the game of soccer. Key elements of dribbling, passing, and shooting will be taught and practiced. Fun, skill-based games will be played to practice newly learned skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing & shoes (spikes and shin guards optional). Soccer balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

SPORTS SAMPLER Boys & Girls ages 5 & 6 Is your child interested in a variety of different sports? If so, this four week course featuring Basketball, T-Ball, Soccer and kickball is sure to be entertaining for them! Students will learn the basics of all four sports through participating in skill stations, drills and games. 270W1(5 & 6 year olds) Tuesday’s Mar. 3,10,17,24 6:30-7:05 PM AC Court #4 Fee: $35.00 Instructor: Nathan Erickson

Spring Flag Football 2026 Girls: 7th & 8th Grade Boys: 4th & 5th Grade Join the fun this spring with the STMA Community Education Flag Football League! Designed for boys in 4th & 5th grade and girls in 7th & 8th grade, this non-contact league focuses on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a fun and supportive environment. Games and practices are held locally, making it easy for families to get involved. Whether your child is new to the game or looking to sharpen their skills, this league is a great way to stay active and enjoy the game of football! This league will run for eight weeks, from April through May. Practices will be on Mondays and Thursdays from 5:30 - 6:30 PM with games on Saturday mornings. Both games and practices will be held at Middle School East. All necessary equipment (other that cleats) will be issued by Community Education and is covered by your registration fee. Jerseys and flags are yours to keep when the season concludes. A more descriptive schedule with rosters and field assignments will be released closer to the season date. Volunteer coaches needed! If interested, please sign up when registering your child. We will provide our coaches with all necessary information to run a team. This includes a playbook, rulebook, example practice plan, etc. Our leagues cannot run without volunteer coaches, we appreciate your support! Boys/Girls Coaches Meeting: March 30th, 5:30pm @ Community Education Questions: Contact Ben McNaboe, Recreation Coordinator at benjaminmc@mystma.org (763.497.6550 x 6). *In order to keep the teams balanced, we will not be accepting buddy requests for teams outside of immediate siblings.

10:00 a.m. St Michael Elementary - 101 Central Ave W, St Michael 55376 - Pick up will be in the front parking lot of St. Michael Elementary School. (If low registration in St. Michael/Albertville, the pick up will be at 9:45am in Monticello Eastview Education Center parking lot, 9375 Fenning Avenue North) 11:00 a.m. Arrive in Stillwater, the birthplace of Minnesota. It's a former lumbering center located on the St. Croix River. This distinctive community has a wealth of 19th century Greek Revival, Queen Anne and Italianate architecture.It offers an excellent blend of history, scenery, shopping and culture. Unload at the docks of the St. Croix Boat & Packet Company to board the scheduled cruise. Note: The boat staff is available to help guests who need assistance. Group Leader will need to advise the boat staff if someone needs help. They do have wheelchairs in the office to transport passengers. [Depending on water levels, there could be considerable walking from the bus parking area to the boat landing. Gangplanks could be steep, but there are railings.] 11:30 a.m. Depart for a cruise on the St. Croix River aboard one of the modern vessels from the St. Croix Boat & Packet Company fleet.It is climate controlled and fully accessible. Table seating is available on the first floor. Relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of the St. Croix River. [This cruise is not narrated. Guests can bring cards, bingo or other games to play while cruising.] 11:45 a.m. A deli luncheon is served buffet style as you cruise the St. Croix River.Menu: The Deli Luncheon has a variety of meats and cheeses, salads, and dessert bars. Coffee and water are included in the price. One drink ticket will be given out for a soft drink. Alcohol beverages are available for purchase. 1:30 p.m. The boat will return to the Stillwater Docks.Transfer passengers to Pedestrian Plaza in downtown Stillwater to shop. There are unique boutiques, specialty gift stores, art galleries, candy stores and more that reflect the variety of the community 2:45 p.m. Bus will return to Pedestrian Plaza to pick up passengers. 4:00 p.m. Estimated return time to St Michael (If low registration in St. Michael/Albertville, return trip will be to the Monticello Eastview Education Center at approximately 4:15pm) Registration Deadline: Monday, June 8th, No refunds after this date. While we strive to maintain the current schedule, times and locations are subject to change without advance notification.

1-2 years Non-Separating Join us for a joyful journey of discovery and connection as you learn and play with your toddler. In this nurturing, non-separating environment, parents and toddlers will play together and engage in a variety of activities tailored for toddlers. Our safe, flexible classroom is equipped to meet the needs of your growing and changing child. Through interactive play, your toddler will enhance their motor skills, explore new materials, and develop social interactions with peers. Parents will have the opportunity to bond with their little ones while also connecting with other families. PLEASE REGISTER ALL CHILDREN SEPARATELY. First child will be the selected full price and the second child will be at a reduced rate.

Learn the essentials of estate planning, including wills, trusts, probate, and health care directives, to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are respected during life and after death. Who would handle your finances if you were suddenly incapacitated? Who would make your health care decisions for you? After your death, will your assets pass to your loved ones as quickly and efficiently as possible? Planning now can help prevent difficulties and family conflicts later and ensure that your wishes are respected now and in the future. Come and learn what estate planning is, and why it is important for you and your loved ones both during life and after death. The presentation will focus on a discussion of probate, estate taxes, and tools such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney and health care directives, and how use of these tools can be used to get your legal affairs in order.