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VolleyballVolleyballHit the court! You will practice essential skills of bumping, setting, spiking and serving techniques through engaging drills designed to build leadership and teamwork. Tailored for beginners to intermediate players, we go beyond the court, emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Join us for a fun-filled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement! For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
Volleyball SkillsVolleyballVolleyball skills are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. Sessions will include short court and 2 vs 2 court games. No experience or equipment is necessary. This program is instructed by Stephen McCarthy of the McCarthy Project. Since 2001, Stephen has researched and developed innovative training, skill development and techniques specific to sport and is USAV and BCAP certified coach.Fall 2026 -
Volleyball: Organized ScrimmagesVolleyballBegin with a lesson, then dive into gameplay. Scrimmages offer a low-pressure environment letting players enhance skills. Great for all levels, it promises a fun and dynamic experience! For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
Watercolor PaintingAdult CreateCreate a beautiful watercolor painting in just two hours! Perfect for beginners, this no-pressure class covers techniques like wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry with easy, step-by-step guidance. All supplies are provided.Fall 2026 -
What Science Tells Us About Parenting Tweens and Teens for Digital ThrivingFocus on Family“To digitally thrive is to have technology fit into your life in ways that improve your well-being, your community, and our broader society.” - Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Center for Digital Thriving Concerns about technology's impact on teen mental health are growing. Erin Walsh cuts through conflicting messages with the latest research on tech, AI, and wellbeing and delivers practical tools for reducing risk, staying connected, and preparing kids to thrive in a digital world. Families will learn: The latest evidence about tech’s impact on pre-teens and teens Red flags and green flags for technology use Developmentally attuned parenting strategies for digital thriving This course is for families with children 4th grade and higher.Parenting with Purpose 2026-27 -
Winter Candle Wreath CenterpieceAdult CreateCreate a stunning, nature-inspired centerpiece to brighten your home all season long. Design a fresh evergreen wreath centerpiece accented with candles—perfect for winter gatherings, cozy evenings or holiday celebrations. You’ll learn professional floral design techniques while working with fragrant seasonal greens, natural textures, and decorative accents. Customize your piece with your choice of color palette and candle style to suit your personal traditions and décor. All tools and supplies for use during class will be provided. Class registration closes 72 hours before the start time. Refunds will not be processed after this time. Images serve as inspiration only and are not an exact representation of the arrangements you will make. Materials are subject to seasonal availability.Fall 2026 -
Winter Challenge: Minecraft BuildersSTEMBuild an epic winter castle in Minecraft then show it off on a shared server. Create forts, towers, moats and dive into an action-packed snowball battle with classmates! PC/Java edition required. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark and not affiliated with this camp. Home Technical Requirements: ●Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM ●Chromebooks, Tablets and phones DO NOT Work. ●Internet: Broadband internet ●Webcam, Microphone and Speakers ●Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. ●Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse and keyboard. Additional Technical Requirements: ●Minecraft Java Edition ($30; more information will be provided before class) Information for logging into the session will be sent the day prior to class.Fall 2026 -
Women's 65+ Tennis - Rating 3.0-3.5Adult TennisDesigned for women 65 and older, this class is perfect for proficient tennis players looking to stay active, sharpen their skills and elevate their game. Enjoy a mix of focused drills and competitive match play while refining your technique and exploring new strategies in a supportive, energetic environment.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistWomen's Advanced Beginning Tennis - Rating 1.5-2.0Adult TennisThis class is for women with some tennis experience who would like to take their play to the next level. Learn to sustain longer rallies and improve your serve and your volleys. Refresh your tennis vocabulary and improve your techniques. New equipment is available to use during class. Non-marking shoes required along with your enthusiasm to have some fun tearing up the courts!Fall 2026 -
WaitlistWomen's Beginning Intermediate Tennis - Rating High 2.5 - Mid 3.0Adult TennisStep up into introductory match play, explore match play strategy components and focus on tennis skill development. Designed for those that have completed or mastered skills of Advanced Beginning Tennis. If you have any questions as to whether this class is the right level for you, please call Scott Swanson at the Minnetonka Tennis Club 952-473-2591.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistMarblePlayTV: The Total Serve with Lisa Dodson, Narasimhan Narayanan and Jeannette Josue (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Women's Beginning Tennis - Rating 1.0Adult TennisEnjoy learning tennis skills with other women. This class provides a full-body workout while improving your agility. Equipment is provided. Wear your soft-soled, non-marking shoes.Fall 2026 -
Women's Hiking GroupAdult HikingGet out in the fresh air as you hike beautiful local, unpaved trails all around the Southwest Metro. A few of the regional parks and trails utilized will be: Gale Woods Farms, Carver Park Reserve and Wolsfeld Woods Scientific Natural Area. Appropriate footwear and attire are an absolute must for the hikes. We step over trees and cross muddy rivers, the trails are root-filled and rocky. We won't be on asphalt, so bring footwear with traction. We will go at a moderate pace, 2.5-3 miles an hour for 60 minutes depending upon the trail, conditions and number of stops to take in the view or check out a wildflower. Participants must be able to stand on one foot unsupported for 10 seconds and walk at a brisk pace for 45 minutes.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistWomen's Intermediate Tennis - Rating High 3.0 - 3.5Adult TennisThis course is for current 3.0+ players who have moved up through the previous levels or have competed in tennis at a more formal level such as high school tennis or beyond. Prior instructor approval is needed for this class. You will be placed on the waitlist after you register. Minnetonka Community Education will contact you with whether or not you have a spot in the class. If you have any questions as to whether this class is the right level for you, please call Scott Swanson at the Minnetonka Tennis Club 952-473-2591.Fall 2026 -
Yang Family Tai ChiAdult Martial ArtsTai Chi gently eases stress, builds strength, and restores balance. Backed by leading research, this class teaches participants a flowing 40-posture Yang-style sequence for physical and mental well-being. Participants must be able to stoop, turn and change directions. Not suitable for some physical conditions. Previous Tai Chi experience not required, but it is helpful. Participants will improve flexibility, body awareness, relaxation, balance, pain and stress reduction.Fall 2026 -
Young Brains, Big Questions: Parenting for Digital Thriving in the Early YearsFocus on Family“To digitally thrive is to have technology fit into your life in ways that improve your well-being, your community, and our broader society.” - Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Center for Digital Thriving Kids today are growing up in a world dominated by screens. For parents of young children through early elementary, Erin Walsh cuts through the noise with brain science and humor, sharing research backed strategies for screen-time transitions, nurturing connection, and building healthy habits at home. Families will learn: What science tells us about media’s impact on younger children Core ingredients children need for thriving in the digital age Practical parenting strategies without screen time blame or shame This course is for families with Children birth - 3rd grade.Parenting with Purpose 2026-27 -
Your Kid's Phone: A Caregiver's Survival GuideFocus on FamilyKeep children safe online with practical training for caregivers. Learn privacy settings, risky apps, screen time limits and warning signs, gaining tools and confidence to create a safer digital environment. This class breaks down the essential insights everyone needs to understand in order to confidently protect their child online. You'll leave the training understanding recommended privacy settings, risky apps to avoid, screen time boundaries and the warning signs that matter most. Walk away with the knowledge and tools to create a safer digital environment for your family.Fall 2026 -
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Youth Flag FootballFlag FootballLearn passing, catching, rushing and defense in a fun, low-contact environment. Enjoy skill challenges, teamwork and plenty of fun! Athletes should bring a water bottle and a snack. Spikes/cleats and mouth guards are optional. All other equipment is provided.Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistYouth Service DayService & LeadershipMake a difference in your community! Develop leadership skills through hands-on projects at Minnetonka Community Education Center (MCEC) and travel to a local community site for a meaningful service impact. Transportation to and from the community site is included. Please bring with a lunch and water bottle.Fall 2026 -
Youth VolleyballVolleyballServe, set and spike your way into the action! Build skills, boost confidence and experience the excitement of team play in a fun, supportive volleyball environment.Fall 2026