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Holiday Cookie BakingElementary EnrichmentGet ready to bake up some holiday cheer! In this hands-on class, students will learn the art of cookie baking while creating a wide variety of festive holiday cookies to enjoy and share. It is the perfect way to build baking skills and celebrate the season with delicious treats!Youth Fall 2026 -
Home ConnectionsLooking for some parenting support? Submit an interest form for one of our two home visit opportunities!Category -
Home Connections through ECFE!Home ConnectionsHave Questions About Parenting? Would you like a one-on-one conversation with a Licensed Parenting Educator? If you have a child between birth and age 5, you’re eligible for a free home connection visit which can be at your home, one of our sites, or it can be done virtually! Register for this course, and a Parenting Educator will contact you to schedule a visit at a time that works for you. Get personalized support and answers to your parenting questions!ECFE 2026/2027 -
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Hop-Kids Coach Pitch BaseballHop-KidsWeekly topics include fielding grounders, throwing, catching, baserunning, batting, and more. Athletic footwear recommended; no crocs, boots or sandals. Cleats and gloves are optional. No equipment necessary. TotStars: Ages 2–3 (Parent/Child) - TotStars is an entry-level, parent/child program. PreStars: Ages 3–5 (Parent/Child) - PreStars is an entry-level parent-child program. KinderStars: Ages 4-6 (Parent Involved) - KinderStars is an entry-level parent/child program. RevSports baseball develops essential skills such as throwing, catching, fielding, hitting, and base running through high-energy drills and fun games. Each day concludes with an inning of play. Parent participation is required for participants 2-5 years old and is encouraged for all other ages. Players start each practice with a game of catch with their parent. Parents are asked to stay close to help young children understand directions, stay focused and become comfortable with their new environment. Classes are designed for all ability levels. Gloves are not provided but players are encouraged to bring one to help with playing catch, all other equipment is provided. Athletic footwear required.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids GolfHop-KidsHop-Kids Golf by TGA is a fun intro to golf for young players, with small groups and hands-on coaching. Kids learn swing basics, putting, chipping, rules, and etiquette through games that build confidence and coordination. Parents are welcome to participate alongside their child. No gear or experience required.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids Let's DanceHop-KidsThis class is for the preschooler who loves to spin, move and groove. Children will learn a variety of different dance styles from basic ballet technique to jazz to creative dance movement. We will focus on motor development, rhythm and explore dance through musical games, songs and basic dance steps!Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids RevSports SoccerHop-KidsLearn dribbling, shooting, defending, passing and more. All equipment is provided. Athletic footwear recommended; no crocs, boots or sandals. Cleats are optional. No shin guards necessary. TotStars: Ages 2-3 (Parent Involved) Entry-level, parent/child program PreStars: Ages 3-5 (Parent Involved) Entry-level, parent/child program KinderStars: Ages 4-6 (Parent Involved) Entry-level, parent/child program MiniStars/MightyStars: Ages 5-9 Non-competitive foundational skills program. Players are involved independently from their parents, but we encourage parents to be present and engaged. Saturday classes will be held at Civic Center Fields.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids T-Ball/BaseballHop-KidsWeekly topics include fielding grounders, throwing, catching, baserunning, batting, and more. Athletic footwear recommended; no crocs, boots or sandals. Cleats and gloves are optional. No equipment necessary. TotStars: Ages 2–3 (Parent/Child) - TotStars is an entry-level, parent/child program. PreStars: Ages 3–5 (Parent/Child) - PreStars is an entry-level parent-child program. KinderStars: Ages 4-6 (Parent Involved) - KinderStars is an entry-level parent/child program.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids: Hip Hop HoorayHop-KidsThis high-energy class will get dancers up and moving! Dancers will learn the basics of hip-hop dance, choreography and tricks. Hip Hop Hooray! focuses on learning through exercise and games as well as self-expression through movement. Shoes to bring: Clean tennis shoes Attire: Comfortable clothing or dance attireHop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids: Music TogetherHopkins Preschool EnrichmentSing, dance, play, learn! Award-winning music and movement classes for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and the grownups who love them. Learn ways to interact musically with your child to support their overall development cognitively, socially, emotionally, physically and verbally. Classes are mixed-age so siblings can attend together. Receive a CD, a code to download the music, an illustrated songbook and parent education materials. Infants under 8 months attend free with a paid sibling. ------------- Program Demo Classes Try a free demo class to see if this program is a good fit for your family. For parents or caregivers who are seriously considering registering but would like to try a class with their child first. Registration is required. Families will only be allowed to try one demo class.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hop-Kids: RevSports Flag FootballHop-KidsRevSports Flag Football uses running, chasing, and flag grabbing games to teach age-appropriate skills. Topics include carrying the ball, avoiding defenders, defending, catching and more. All equipment is provided. Smaller footballs are used for kids ages 6 and under; kids can bring their own balls. Athletic footwear recommended; no crocs, boots or sandals. Cleats are optional. TotStars: Ages 2–3 (Parent Involved) - TotStars is an entry-level, parent/child program. PreStars: Ages 3–5 (Parent Involved) - PreStars is an entry-level parent/child program. KinderStars: Ages 4-6 (Parent Involved) - KinderStars is an entry-level parent/child program. MiniStars/MightyStars: Ages 5-9 – MiniStars & MightyStarts are non-competitive foundational skills program. Players are involved independently from their parents, but we encourage parents to be present and engaged.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Hopkins Basketball CampMiddle School EnrichmentBasketball Skills & Drills Training & Speed and Strength Program. Join Assistant Coach James Ware and Hopkins Coaching Staff for intense basketball training designed to elevate your game while having fun!!!!! Program Includes: Dynamic warm-up, Speed & Agility Training Ball handling, Scoring off the dribble, Shooting Defense & Rebounding 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 games Athletes will need comfortable clothing, athletic shoes, a water bottle, and a snack (optional). Please inform coaches of any allergies or injuries. Girls are welcome to participate in these Basketball camps!Youth Fall 2026 -
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Hopkins PreschoolThank you for considering Hopkins Schools Preschool! All Preschool class listings can be found here: Preschool Class list If tuition assistance is needed, please submit your proof of income to preschool@hopkinsschoolsschools.org before or at the time of registration. Your enrollment will not be confirmed and a spot is not being held in that class, until proof of income has been verified. We encourage you to submit your child's immunizations by the first day of class. Need afternoon or evening care? Extended Day Preschool is exclusively for students enrolled in a 4-hour 5-day per week Hopkin Schools Preschool Class, enroll here.Child Care Program
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Hopkins Summer PreschoolFor questions contact Preschool@HopkinsSchools.org or 952-988-5000.Child Care Program
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Hopkins West Middle SchoolHopkins West Junior High School is a junior high school located in Minnetonka, Minnesota, USA. In 2007-08 it educated around 900 students in grades seven to nine. The school is managed by the Hopkins Public Schools district. Hopkins West was awarded the Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 1983-84.Building
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Horseback Riding Day CampHop-KidsLearn how to ride, groom, tack up, lead and do in-hand work with horses. Enjoy horse-related crafts and activities from braiding a horse’s mane to feeding, watering and caring for these beautiful animals. No transportation provided. Participants must be transported to and from camp on their own. This camp is offered in partnership with Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation Services.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
How to Win with Investment PropertiesPersonal Finance and Life PlanningHave you ever considered becoming a landlord or investing in real estate but needed more information? Learn about opportunities in today’s Twin Cities marketplace, how to analyze a property, tax considerations, and things to put in a lease. We review all aspects of becoming a landlord, from buying, selling, and renting.Adult Fall 2026