Discover, play, grow, and lead at Camp Trailblazer! Each week features a high-energy experience for students in Ages 6-10. Each week features a unique theme, hands-on art projects, non-stop gym games, and activities designed to build confidence and teamwork. What's Included: Daily Activities: A mix of structured gym games and "choice time." Enrichment: All Art and STEM supplies for the weekly projects. Snack: Students should bring a nut-free snack and a clearly marked water bottle. Leadership: Daily "Trailblazer Talks" focused on teamwork and character building. Camps are held from 9:00am–12:00pm and 1:00–4:00pm, with ages 6–7 and 8–10 alternating between morning and afternoon sessions every other week throughout the summer. Week 1: Superheroes in Training (June 15–18) Campers build confidence and teamwork while designing superhero capes or masks, playing high-energy games like Villain Tag, and discovering the unique strengths they bring to camp. Week 2: Ultimate Engineer – STEM Week (June 22–25) Through hands-on building challenges like the Egg Drop Challenge and team-based gym games, campers practice creativity, problem-solving, and learning from trial and error. Week 3: Color Wars – Team Spirit Week (July 6–9) A high-energy week of team competition featuring tie-dye shirts, Capture the Flag, and lessons in sportsmanship and positive teamwork. Week 4: Under the Big Top – Circus and Carnival (July 13–16) Campers create circus-themed art, try juggling and obstacle challenges, and build confidence while learning new physical skills. Week 5: Galactic Explorers – Space Week (July 20–23) An out-of-this-world week of rocket launches, galaxy creations, and action-packed games that emphasize teamwork and every camper’s important role. Week 6: H2-Oh! – Water Warriors (July 27–30) Cool off with ice painting, water games, and active relays while practicing safe choices and teamwork during high-energy fun. Week 7: Trailblazer Olympics (August 3–6) Campers design flags, earn medals, and rotate through athletic challenges while celebrating teamwork, diversity, and individual strengths. Week 8: Future Leaders – Community Heroes (August 10–13) Campers work together to build a City of the Future, complete team missions, and explore ways they can make a positive impact in their community. Week 9: Animal Kingdom (August 17-20) Campers create animal masks or habitat dioramas and play movement-based games inspired by wildlife, while learning empathy and how our actions affect living things. Important Registration Notes: Flat Weekly Rate: Registration is $195 per week. We do not offer daily drop-in rates or pro-rated fees for missed days. Waitlist: If a week shows as "Full," please register for the waitlist. We will contact you via email if a spot becomes available.

Build it. Move it. Play it! Turn cardboard into ball launchers, pinball machines, an operation game, motorized carousels while exploring engineering, circuits and more. Hands-on, high-energy fun that challenges creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork!

The {YEL!} Teach It!…Practice It!...Play It! method keeps chess students progressing with 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles as well as guided games and an end-of-week in-class tournament. All levels welcome. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session. Register based on grade in 24/25 School Year.

Behind-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.

Pre-registration is required. Walk-in's are not allowed. Parent/Student Meetings are completely optional to attend. Students (14½ or older) together with a parent or guardian attend the meeting together. Should you choose to attend, we recommend attending the meeting around the time your student is eligible to enroll in an STMA Driver Education class or have already completed the STMA Driver Education course. If attended, your student will log 40 supervised driving hours rather than 50 hours if the meeting is not attended. Note: Enrolling in the Parent/Student Meeting does not enroll your student in a Driver Education class. The Driver Education class requires separate enrollment. Deadline to Register: TBD(No refunds after the deadline.) Important Notes: A Certificate of Completion will be prepared after attendance sheets are verified. This certificate will be held at the STMA Community Education Office. You will not pick up the certificate until your student has completed their Behind-the-Wheel hours (if enrolled through STMA Driver Education). Otherwise, you will be notified to pick it up after the meeting. Questions?Contact STMA Community Education at 763-497-6550 ext. 1

Get road-ready with our expert-led course. Our course provides the knowledge and confidence required to navigate the road safely and successfully. Classes will be at stma High School, Room 1685 (enter Door C, Activity Center entrance) Attendance is taken daily No one is allowed to miss the first day of class without Instructor's prior approval Students must attend all 30 classroom hours to move forward in obtaining their driver license (required by State of MN/DVS) 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 Download/Print a free copy from State of Minnesota here: MN Driver's Manual No refunds will be allowed 5 days before class start date There will be an Optional Parent/Guardian AND Student Presentation scheduled The date/time is yet to be determined Both the parent/guardian AND student must attend this meeting to be eligible to log 40 hours rather than 50 hours of supervised driving Students must be 15 years old by January 6, 2027 to register for July classes. Instructor: Corey Hanson Class Location: High School, Room 1685 (Enter and Pick-up at Door C) Cost: $410 (includes 30 classroom hours and six (6) hours of Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) instruction) For more information, please feel free to call the Community Education Office at (763) 497-6550, extension #1 249U3 - July Morning Session - Classes held from 9:00am-12:00pm Day Date Notes Monday July 6 Tuesday July 7 Wednesday July 8 Thursday July 9 Friday July 10 Monday July 13 Tuesday July 14 Wednesday July 15 Thursday July 16 Friday July 17 Monday July 20 Make-Up Session - 9:00am-12:00pm Only students who need to make-up time will be required to attend 249U4 - July Afternoon Session - Classes held from 12:30-3:30pm Day Date Notes Monday July 6 Tuesday July 7 Wednesday July 8 Thursday July 9 Friday July 10 Monday July 13 Tuesday July 14 Wednesday July 15 Thursday July 16 Friday July 17 Monday July 20 Make-Up Session - 9:00am-12:00pm Only students who need to make-up time will be required to attend