Athletes will experience the sport of cheer in a fun, team-focused and competitive environment. Coaches will emphasize safety, teamwork, good sportsmanship and making good choices to become a better athlete and prepare athletes for future, higher level, cheer teams. The Middle School Cheer team is designed for participants going into grades 5-8 for the 26/27 school year and is focused on fostering development in the sport of cheerleading. Previous cheer/gymnastics/dance experience is helpful for participating on this team, but not mandatory. The season runs from June - February. Practices will be on Wednesday nights in the summer and Tuesday & Thursday evenings during the school year. All practices will be held in the small gym at Minnetonka Middle School East. Participants are expected to fully commit to the team and be present prior to signing up and becoming a member. The team will perform at school sporting events, community events, and local/state cheer competitions. *Please Note The Universal Cheer Association (UCA) states that participants have to attend a Minnetonka School to be eligible for this Minnetonka program. To accommodate end of school year schedules, we are offering 2 sessions of the learning clinics. Both sessions will be the same. During the 2 days of camp cheerleaders will learn the foundational skills of cheerleading; which consists of tumbling, stunting, jumps, and motions. Your cheerleader will learn everything they need to know for tryouts. Cheerleaders may attend both sessions, but only 1 is required for tryouts. Learning Camp #1: May 20th (6 - 8 PM) Learning Camp #2: May 21st (6 - 8 PM) Tryout Day: May 23rd starting at 10 AM. Each athlete will attend a 30-minute time spot based on the grade they are going into. Athletes will wear white shoes, an all black athletic outfit, a bow with low curled ponytail, and red lipstick. 30 minute tryout will include: Effort & Coachability, Jump lines (double toe touch & pike) Tumbling skill of choice, Tryout cheer. We judge stunting ability during learning clinics. Tryout Tips: We are looking for strong effort, energy, coachability, ability to lead a crowd, and a positive attitude. Cheerleaders must be passionate about cheerleading both inside and outside of practice. Cheerleaders are not expected to have material 100% memorized, but should be able to demonstrate the majority of it, and know what is being asked. All required material will be taught at the learning camps. Please note divisions are very competitive, and team placements will be as well. Team placements will be emailed by the coaches the week following.

Looking to review and enrich your math skills this summer? Math by Mail lets you take your math enrichment everywhere you go this summer. Let’s crunch some numbers! For Students Entering Grades 5-9 Math-by-Mail is expanding its options to do math! How exciting! We continue to serve upper elementary through 9th grade. Not only are we offering our predetermined set of 8 packets, we will also offer an ala carte menu! Our added approach allows for individual choice regarding the skills and concepts students and parents can request to build math confidence. Still an 8 week course with a self paced approach! Your completed packets should be mailed (USPS) to Math-by-Mail. We will then provide feedback and return corrected packets to you via USPS. As always the goal of Math-by-Mail is to provide rich content to maintain mathematical understanding! Registration deadline: Tuesday, June 2nd

Experience the transformative power of mindfulness meditation. Learn techniques to reduce stress, increase presence and cultivate inner peace for greater clarity, emotional balance and overall well-being.

Bring the energy! The University of Minnesota Cheerleaders are coming to Minnetonka High School to lead a high-spirited, game-day style cheer clinic designed just for elementary and middle school athletes. This fun and interactive two-hour session focuses on sharp motions, chants, sideline routines, game-day traditions, and building confidence—all taught by Division I athletes who know how to get a crowd on its feet. Participants will learn essential cheer fundamentals, practice real game-day material used by the Gophers, and enjoy upbeat team-building activities. The clinic is perfect for beginners and experienced cheerleaders alike who want to strengthen their skills and experience what it’s like to cheer on a Big Ten team. At the end of the clinic, families are invited to watch a short sideline-style showcase featuring what the students learned. We hope you join us for an afternoon of spirit, motion technique, and game-day fun—Gopher style!

Join us to learn passing, catching, de-flagging, rules, strategies and more! Gain confidence and learn important life lessons in a fun, positive environment. Fuel the passion for flag football in your young athlete at Mini-Hawk Flag Football. From football drills to fun games and touchdown cheers, Skyhawks blends skill development with the joy of the game, creating a well-rounded introduction to football. All equipment provided. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Focusing on the basics such as throwing, catching, hitting and running control, you’ll develop core skills, self-confidence and a love of the game! For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Learn soccer skills through dribbling, passing, shooting and ball control games while building balance and coordination. You will make friends, gain confidence, and enjoy the fun of sports. Parent participation is encouraged. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Gain the technical skills and sports knowledge for your next step into soccer while focusing on dribbling, passing, shooting and ball control. Take home your own Skyhawks Soccer ball after the session! By the end of the program, your child will have learned new life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship, made new friends and improved their soccer skills. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Focusing on the basics such as throwing, catching, hitting and running control, you’ll develop balance, coordination, core skills, self-confidence and a love of the game! Parent participation is encouraged. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Combine technique, safety and fun while tracking improvement with recorded times and throws. We teach sport-specific fundamentals, footspeed, jumping, flexibility, coordination and endurance, all while building self-esteem. Athletes will learn sprints, relays, jumps, and throws while improving speed, coordination, and confidence. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!

Learn soccer, movement and decision making skills within a team environment. Each session includes skill and character development and a game. Parent volunteer coaches needed. All equipment provided. Parent Coaches: Have fun coaching your son or daughter and teammates. No experience necessary as we'll provide leadership, plans, and support to help you and your team have a great experience! Please indicate your willingness to coach in your registration.

Join the Minnetonka cheerleaders and coaches to learn motions, jumps, stunts, and Minnetonka cheers while building confidence through practice and a fun performance. Designed for future cheerleaders in grades K-5 and 6-8, the clinic will be divided into elementary and middle school groups. Participants will perform their routines for parents during the last half hour of the camp. Please bring a water bottle, a snack, and wear athletic shoes with comfortable clothing.

Improve your overall fitness and learn the essentials of proper form, drills, hydration and nutrition, proper warm-up and cool-down, breathing, stretching and pacing. Participants should come ready for each session, which will involve continuous running for ½ to 1 ½ miles, depending on their grade level. Sessions are held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for 50 minutes, with times varying based on the school the child attends. Participants will meet their coach in front of the school each morning. Students will be brought back into the school at the school's first bell. Participants are encouraged to bring warm and comfortable clothing, running shoes, a water bottle and a breakfast snack for afterward. Participants are provided with a Run Club t-shirt. Open to boys and girls in grades 2-5. We will end the program with a Track Meet on June 7th at 12:00 pm at the Minnetonka High School Track. This event is an opportunity to build confidence, create positive memories, and foster a love for running. Athletes will be able to participate in up to two events. Events include a 1-mile run, 800m run, 400m run, 200 m run, 100m dash, and a 4 x 100 relay to end out the meet. The event sign-up will be sent out via email closer to the track meet (once students have a better understanding of which events they may want to compete in). Following these races, we will have an adult 400m run, so bring your running shoes with and join in on the fun! Athletes will race against peers based on their grade level and awards will be given for the top three finishers. Races will be timed using hand timers and we will not utilize an automated timing system.

Join the Minnetonka Mountain Bike Racing Team! This Co-Ed Racing team is for dedicated 6th-12th grade (2026-27 school year) student-athletes of all skill levels. Tentative 2026 Season Information: A parent meeting for new families is on Wednesday, May 13 with registration opening for all participants on Monday, May 18. Initial registration will place every participant on a waitlist. Once team capacity is determined, registrants will be notified if they will be accepted onto the team. Team capacity is partly determined by the number of adult ride leads to maintain safety requirements under MCA guidelines. Please indicate your willingness to be a ride lead when you register your participant. Registrants should be committed to attending most summer/fall practices and all fall races. Practice Schedule: July through mid-October, 3 times/week, Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Carver Park Reserve and Saturdays at various metro-area sites. A new rider and new Ride Lead session will take place in late June. Race Schedule: In Sep. - Oct., the team competes in five race weekends, including the State Championship for those who qualify. Middle School races on Saturdays. High School races on Sundays. Registration Fees: Estimated total = $460. This includes $150 basic MCE registration fee, charged upon acceptance to team. Minnesota Cycling Association (MCA) requires a separate registration of $125 membership fee plus $185 for the Racing Series. Information about the MCA registration process will be communicated after the Team Roster is finalized. Additional Costs and Requirements: New participants will need to purchase a team jersey for races. Additional apparel may be purchased separately throughout the season. Participants must provide their bike, helmet, other riding gear, and transportation. Contact MCE Program Manager Andy Coutts at Andrew.coutts@minnetonkaschools.org or (952) 401-6831 with registration or administrative questions. Contact the MTB team coaching staff at minnetonkamountainbiketeam@gmail.com for technical or biking-related questions or to be added to the coach's contact list.

Tonka Pride for our littlest learners! Shirts run a bit small.

Tonka Pride for our littlest learners! Shirts run a bit small.

Join us for a fun-filled theater camp focused on the craft of acting. Have a blast developing characters, playing improv games, creating and performing short monologues, scenes and plays. This course is designed for the performer who loves theater and is looking for more opportunities to hone their acting skills. Students will learn how to audition successfully, collaborate, and use their imaginations while exploring a variety of fun characters. This acting camp is sure to be a summer highlight and will build student confidence, foster friendships, and improve performance skills! No prior acting experience required. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

Join us for a fun-filled week focused on the craft of acting. This is a level two acting class and while prior acting experience is not required, we will move at a more rigorous pace. The focus will be on creating believable characters, acing your audition, cold reads, improv skills, scene work and more. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

Join us for a fun-filled week focused on the craft of acting. This is a level three acting class for students ready to take their performance skills to the next level. Learn about acting methods, creating believable characters, acing the audition, cold reads, improv skills, scene work and more. Students should bring a bag lunch and water bottle.

What makes a Triple Threat Performer? 1. You can act! 2. You can sing! 3. You can dance! Explore theater in a fun workshop that encompasses all three essential performance skills. We will be singing, dancing and acting up a storm. This workshop is skill-based with a focus on the craft of acting. Let's make Triple Threat Theatre a summer highlight!