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Shoreline Volleyball Club TryoutsVolleyballShowcase your skills and try out for the Shoreline Volleyball Club! You will compete in elite tournaments, train with experienced coaches and elevate your game this season.The season runs October through May and teams compete in six Molten Cup Series, six local events & three out-of-town tournaments. Teams practice three times per week, strength & cardio training twice per week. Practices are either Sundays 4-6 PM at MME, Mondays 7-9 PM at MHS, Tuesdays 7-9 PM at MHS or Thursdays 7-9 PM at MHS. Shoreline Volleyball Club Tryouts Tryouts for 14s, 13s and 12s take place on Sunday, October 25 from approximately 10:00 - 11:30 AM at Minnetonka Middle School East. Players will be dropped off at the Aquatics/Gym entrance with coaches checking players in starting at 9:00am. Tryouts for 16s and 15s take place on Sunday, November 8th from approximately 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at Minnetonka Middle School East. Players will be dropped off at the West/Tonka Center Entrance with coaches checking players in starting at 9:00 AM. If you have any questions ahead of tryouts please don’t hesitate to ask.Fall 2026
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Should You Trust Your Will?Money MattersTackle the pitfalls like probate delays, shortcomings with real estate, miscues with your financial assets, guardianship issues and other potential challenges so you and your family can avoid common mistakes.Fall 2026 -
Simulator-Boosted GolfGolfRefine your skills on state-of-the-art simulators with a PGA Teaching Pro. Practice full swings, chipping and putting while learning etiquette in a supportive environment. For players with some golf experience. Bring your own clubs or loaners available upon request.Fall 2026
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Singin' and Steppin'Let's Have FunYou can sing, dance or just come to enjoy the ambience. Join us for a night of karaoke, line dancing and group dancing with DJ Ray of Sunshine!Project SOAR Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistSki & Snowboard Club -- Grades 4 & 5Ski & SnowboardSki & Snowboard Club will meet Tuesdays or Thursdays after school and will ski/snowboard at Hyland Hills in Bloomington. Elementary Ski Club 2027 Dates: Clear Springs, Groveland, and Deephaven: Tuesday, January 12 Tuesday, January 19 Tuesday, January 26 Tuesday, February 2 Tuesday, February 9 *Make-up Trip, if needed: Tuesday, February 16 & 23 Minnewashta, Excelsior, and Scenic Heights: Thursday, January 14 Thursday, January 21 Thursday, January 28 Thursday, February 4 Thursday, February 11 *Make-up Trip, if needed: Thursday, February 18 & 25 Please Click Below for the Attendance Document: Tuesday Schools Attendance Form Thursday Schools Attendance Form Registration: Register early to ensure your spot! Buses fill quickly. Registrations will be accepted through November 16th or until buses fill. SKI & SNOWBOARD LESSONS: Hyland Hills can only accommodate 50 kids for ski lessons and 50 kids for snowboard lessons per day. The first 50 kids registered for each will get those spots. If you happen to register for lessons and we get over 50, we will communicate with you about next steps. Lessons (beginner only): The lesson fee includes two lessons which will be held on the first two trips to Hyland Hills. Lessons are non-refundable. Please have your student's ID number ready if you would like MCEC to use your child's school picture for their ID badge. The student ID number is the number your child uses to access Schoology. If you do not want MCEC to use your child's school photo, you will need to email a wallet-size photo of your child by November 17 to skiclub@minnetonkaschools.org. Fees: -Lift Ticket and Transportation (Basic) $409 -Ski/Snowboard Lessons + Basic $449 -Ski/Snowboard Rental + Basic $539 -Ski/Snowboard Rental + Lessons + Basic $579 Chaperones: We are seeking volunteer chaperones! There will be adult chaperones on each bus, on the slopes and in the chalet. Lift tickets and equipment rental are covered for chaperones, if desired. Chaperones, please indicate your desire to chaperone on your participants registration form or by Clicking Here! Find out more information about chaperoning Here! A mandatory virtual chaperone meeting will occur during the first week of January. The exact date and time will be communicated in the coming weeks. Packet Pick-Up: Packet Pick-up will include an overview of program, apparel sales, ID Badge pick-up, and mandatory waivers! *ID badges will not be mailed. Join us Tuesday, December 8th between 3:30-7:30 p.m. at the Minnetonka Community Education Center (MCEC) - 4584 Vine Hill Road, Excelsior. If you are unable to attend, waiver and rental forms must be signed by a parent/guardian prior to picking up ID badges; badges must be picked up at the MCEC front desk by Monday, January 4th. MCEC Front Desk Hours: Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturdays 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Refund Policy: Due to the advance planning necessary for bus contracts, refunds cannot be issued if students withdraw from the program after November 16. Refunds made prior to November 16 will be charged a $10 processing fee. Refunds will not be issued for absences. Substitutions or selling tickets is not permitted. Students dismissed from the program for disciplinary reasons will not receive a refund. If a trip is canceled due to bad weather, make-up trips will be held on Tuesday, February 16th and 23rd OR Thursday, February 18th and February 25th. Refunds will not be given for missed ski and snowboard lessons. Rental or Lesson changes before the first trip will be allowed through January 4th. Please call 952-401-6800. A $20 processing fee will be applied. Waitlist: If your participant is waitlisted, the MCEC staff will contact you via Parent #1 phone information provided during registration if a space becomes available; you will have 24 hours to accept/decline the spot. Click here for Frequently Asked Questions about Ski and Snowboard ClubFall 2026 -
NewSki & Snowboard Club -- Grade 6-12Ski & SnowboardSki & Snowboard Club will meet Fridays after school and will ski/snowboard at Welch Village, Afton Alps, Mt. Kato, Powder Ridge. Trollhaugen and Wild Mountain Please click here for more information and FAQs Registration: Register early to ensure your spot! Buses fill quickly. Registration will be accepted through November 16 or until buses fill. Please have your student's ID number ready if you would like MCEC to use your child's school picture for their ID badge. The student ID number is the number your child uses to access Schoology. If you do not want MCEC to use your child's school photo, you will need to email a wallet-size photo of your child by November 16 to benjamin.maclean@minnetonkaschools.org *12th graders: Your 11th grade school photo will be used unless you email a wallet-size photo by November 16 to benjamin.maclean@minnetonkaschools.org Fees: -Lift Ticket and Transportation (Basic): $465 -Ski/Snowboard Lessons + Basic: $492 -Ski/Snowboard Rental + Basic: $660 -Ski/Snowboard Rental + Lessons + Basic: $687 -Helmets: Helmet rental is not necessarily included in rental fee depending on the resort. Single use helmet rental available at resorts for $5-$12, depending on location. Chaperones: We are seeking volunteer chaperones! There will be adult (18+) chaperones on each bus, on the slopes and in the chalet. Lift tickets and equipment rental are covered for chaperones, if desired. Chaperones, please indicate your desire to chaperone on your participant's registration form. Find out more information about chaperoning by Clicking Here. A required chaperone meeting will be held virtually. Packet Pick-Up: We hold a Packet Pick-Up on December 8 from 4pm - 7pm. It will include apparel sales, packet pick up including ID Badges and signing mandatory waivers! Packets will not be mailed. Please allow 20 minutes to fill out waivers and rental forms. Waivers and Rental forms must be completed in full and signed by a parent/guardian prior to receiving an ID badge. MCEC Front Desk Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm. Saturdays 8am-1pm. Refund Policy: Due to the advance planning necessary for buses and maximizing capacity, refunds cannot be issued if a participant withdraws from the program after November 16. Refunds made prior to November 16 will be charged a $10 processing fee. Refunds will not be issued for absences. Substitutions or selling tickets is not permitted. Participants dismissed from the program for disciplinary reasons will not receive a refund. Rental changes before the trip must be submitted by Wednesday the week of the trip. Please call 952-401-6800. A $20 processing fee will be applied. Waitlist: If your participant is wait listed, the MCEC staff will contact you via Parent #1 phone information provided during registration. If a space becomes available; you will have 24 hours to accept/decline the spot.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistSkipperettes Dance Team Youth Clinic - FallDance TeamJoin the Minnetonka Skipperettes Competition Dance Team for a day of dance! You will learn an exciting routine, build your dance skills and perform under the lights at a varsity football game. Dancers will be split into groups based on age and grade. No experience is necessary. Dancers should bring a water bottle, wear tennis shoes or dance shoes, and dress in comfortable black dance pants/leggings and a white, blue or black top. The price of the clinic includes a Skipperettes shirt, a snack and two tickets to the football game.Football game performance on 10/9 (pregame). More information will be emailed as we get closer to the clinic.Fall 2026 -
Skipperettes Dance Team Youth Clinic - WinterDance TeamJoin the Minnetonka Skipperettes Competition Dance Team for a day of dance! You’ll learn a routine and have the opportunity to perform at a showcase to end the camp. Dancers will be split into groups based on age and grade. No experience is necessary. Dancers should bring a water bottle, wear tennis shoes or dance shoes, and dress in comfortable black dance pants/leggings and a white, blue or black top. The price of the clinic includes a Skipperettes shirt, a lunch, a snack and a family pass for four tickets to the basketball game.Fall 2026 -
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SoccerSoccerLace up your cleats! You will build essential dribbling, passing, shooting and ball control skills through a fun progression curriculum designed for beginner and intermediate players. Designed for beginner and intermediate players, this camp focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting and ball control. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
Soccer CampSoccerPractice dribbling, passing, shooting and defense through fun drills and games in a positive environment emphasizing respect, hustle and pride, ending with a scrimmage. Athletes should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, and a snack (spikes and shin guards are optional). Balls are provided. This class has two sections based on grade. If minimum enrollment isn’t met, sections may be combined.Fall 2026 -
Soccer TotsSoccerCoaches will teach motor skills, body control and basic skills like dribbling, passing and shooting—while prioritizing fun! This environment makes it very easy for youngsters to improve their game and have fun. *Parent participation required. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026
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Starting SoonSocial Security Planning & Medicare Basics for CouplesMoney MattersReady for retirement? Discover how to maximize your income with smart planning. This engaging class covers essential Social Security and Medicare strategies to help you retire confidently and make benefits work for you. Social Security Topics Discussed: 5 factors to consider when deciding to apply for benefits When it makes sense to delay benefits and when it does not How to estimate your benefits Innovative strategies for coordinating benefits with your spouse How to minimize taxes on Social Security Benefits How to coordinate Social Security with your other forms of retirement benefits Medicare Topics Discussed: How Medicare enrollment periods work – and what you need to do to avoid late-enrollment penalties How much you can expect to pay in healthcare costs after going onto Medicare How Medicare works with private insurance to provide comprehensive coverage Why most people pay too much for private insurance and how you can avoid excess costs Why you must plan for higher healthcare costs in retirement – including the possibility of needing long-term careFall 2026 -
Social Security Planning & Medicare Basics for Individuals55+Widowed, divorced and never-married individuals must decide when and how to claim Social Security and enroll in Medicare, as understanding options can greatly affect retirement income and healthcare costs overall. Social Security Topics Discussed: 5 factors to consider when deciding to apply for benefits. When it makes sense to delay benefits and when it does not. How to estimate your benefits. How to minimize taxes on Social Security Benefits. How to coordinate Social Security with your other forms of retirement benefits. Medicare Topics Discussed: How Medicare enrollment periods work – and what you need to do to avoid late-enrollment penalties. How much you can expect to pay in healthcare costs after going onto Medicare. How Medicare works with private insurance to provide comprehensive coverage. Why most people pay too much for private insurance and how you can avoid excess costs. Why you must plan for higher healthcare costs in retirement – including the possibility of needing long-term care.Fall 2026 -
Solar CarsSTEMBuild solar-powered cars and race them in action. Explore renewable energy, tackle engineering challenges and showcase your designs as they speed into the future!Fall 2026 -
Solar Cars, Robots & MachinesSTEMDesign and build solar-powered cars, robots and machines then show them in action. Explore renewable energy, tackle fun challenges and bring your creative engineering ideas to life!Fall 2026 -
Somatic Yoga for Hips & LegsAdult YogaLearn simple, gentle movements to relieve or prevent tension and pain in your hips and legs. This slow, mindful practice blends Somatics and Therapeutic Yoga to increase comfort, flexibility and functional movement and regulate the nervous system. For all levels. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket. Students are also encouraged to bring yoga blocks and a blanket.Fall 2026 -
Somatic Yoga for Shoulders & NeckAdult YogaLearn simple, gentle movements to relieve or prevent tension and pain in your shoulders and neck. This slow, mindful practice blends Somatics and Therapeutic Yoga to increase comfort, flexibility and functional movement and regulate the nervous system. For all levels. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket. Students are also encouraged to bring yoga blocks and a blanket.Fall 2026 -
Somatic Yoga for Your BackAdult YogaLearn simple, gentle movements to relieve or prevent tension and pain in your back. This slow, mindful practice blends Somatics and Therapeutic Yoga to increase comfort, flexibility and functional movement and regulate the nervous system. For all levels. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket. Students are also encouraged to bring yoga blocks and a blanket.Fall 2026 -
Sound MeditationAdult Health & WellnessExperience full-body relaxation and healing in this 60-minute session using crystal singing bowls, whose sound vibrations support mental, physical and spiritual well-being by resonating through the body. Dress comfortably, and bring a mat, water bottle, cozy blanket and pillow and come experience the sound waves.Fall 2026 -
Soup’s OnCulinaryWarm, cozy and comforting… there are so many ways to describe the perfect bowl of soup! Learn to make chicken noodle soup and turkey chili from scratch. All supplies are included. On the Menu: Chicken Noodle Soup Turkey ChiliFall 2026 -
WaitlistSouth Shore Softball Oktoberfest TournamentAdult SoftballExperience the thrill of wood-bat softball at the annual Oktoberfest men's tournament! You will use provided wood bats, play three guaranteed games and chase the tournament cash prize. All teams will be guaranteed a minimum of three games. Wood bats and balls will be provided. A cash prize will be awarded to the first place team (amount dependent on the number of registered teams). The Tournament will take place on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Friday, October 2 may be used if enough teams register. All games will take place at Excelsior Commons or Freeman Park. This is a one day Tournament with games starting as early as 8:00 AM. This tournament is an independent tournament primarily following USA softball Rules. The tournament structure will be depending on the number of teams registered. In years past there has been a 2 game pool play followed by a seeded single elimination bracket. *In the case of inclement weather, the tournament may be rescheduled for the following weekend.Fall 2026 -
Spanish for TravelAdult Lifelong LearningTraveling to a Spanish-speaking country? Learn practical conversation skills—greetings, ordering food, bartering, asking directions—in a fun, interactive class focused on real-world Spanish for everyday situations. Applicable to new students and previous Spanish conversation participants. Zoom and basic computer skills required.Fall 2026