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Bright Minds TutoringAfter SchoolYouth Fall 2026
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WaitlistLittle Nature ArtistsHop-KidsJoin a naturalist from EcoElsa to explore and replicate the colors and sites of the natural world. Express your creativity by making nature sculptures, animal footprints, using paint and dye and fiber weaving. Price includes cost of child and adult buddy. $12 for each additional sibling.Hop-Kids Summer 2026 -
First Tech ChallengeMiddle School EnrichmentWaitlistFIRST Tech Challenge - Middle School Robotics Team - where students learn to think like engineers. In this exciting program, teams design, build, and code robots to compete in alliance-style matches against other teams. Robots are built using a reusable platform powered by Android technology and can be coded with different levels of Java-based programming to fit students' experience and interests. Depending on team progress and interest, the group may have the chance to compete in up to two regional competitions with the possibility of advancing to the state championship. Competition dates will be announced later, and the final meeting date may change based on competition schedules, team progress, and coach availability. To participate, students should be able to focus, work cooperatively, and show initiative in learning new skills. FTC Robotics is a team with clear goals, deadlines, and deliverables, rather than a casual STEM exploration club. Students will be expected to contribute consistently to group projects involving robot design, building, coding, testing, documentation, and competition preparation. No prior experience with coding, 3D printing, electronics, or building is required — those skills will be taught as part of the program. After registration, students will be asked to submit a brief paragraph describing their interest in joining the team. There are no “right” answers; this is simply an opportunity for students to demonstrate interest and readiness to participate in a collaborative team environment. Teams will be formed approximately three weeks after the program start date. If the program is full, families are encouraged to place their student on the waitlist. If there is sufficient interest, Community Education will work to add an additional team.Youth Fall 2026
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RevSports: BasketballHop-KidsWeekly topics include dribbling, passing, shooting, defending, and more. Parent-child class. All equipment is provided. Athletic footwear recommended; no crocs, boots or sandals. No shin guards 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. MiniStars/MightyStars: Ages 5-8/Ages 6-9 - MiniStars is a 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 -
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: 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 -
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 -
Drivers EducationDrivers EducationLearn to Drive with Confidence at Safeway Driving School! Now Offered at Hopkins High School! Safeway Driving School provides a comprehensive, in-person driver education program for students ages 14.5 to 18. Our experienced instructors, flexible scheduling, and proven success make it easy for families to get started. Program Includes: ✔ 30 hours of classroom instruction covering state-approved curriculum to prepare for the permit exam ✔ 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training with patient, professional instructors ✔ Flexible class times and driving sessions to fit your busy schedule ✔ State certification provided upon successful completion Pricing & Payment Plan: $435 total Or, choose our convenient payment option: $249 due at registration for the classroom portion $160 paid directly to Safeway during behind-the-wheel training (can be split between the first and second lessons) Important Timelines & Tips: Students have one year from the end of classroom instruction or their 15th birthday, whichever is later, to complete all behind-the-wheel lessons We recommend 30 days between lessons, with the final lesson about 30 days before your road test Regular driving practice with a supervising adult is essential for success Why Choose Safeway? ✔ Minnesota’s largest and most trusted driving school with over 50 years of experience ✔ Convenient, in-person classes held at Hopkins High School ✔ Focus on defensive driving and responsible decision-making ✔ Professional, supportive instructors to help students succeed Parent Involvement: Parents play a critical role in preparing students for safe driving. Minnesota requires 50 hours of practice (including 15 at night) with a supervising adult. Safeway offers a $10 online Parent Class that qualifies for a reduction in required practice hours. Important parent information will be sent home on the first day of class. Learn More or Register: Visit www.safewaydrivingschool.com or call 952-933-1919 to register or schedule behind-the-wheel lessons.Youth 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 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 -
FIRST LEGO League ExploreElementary EnrichmentNewJoin a LEGO® League Explore Team and Discover Science and Technology! In this fun, hands-on program, students work together with guidance from adult coaches to explore how science and technology shape the world around us. Using LEGO® elements, teams build a motorized model and create a “Show Me” poster based on their research about a new theme each year. LEGO® League Explore is perfect for sparking curiosity in our youngest learners. Teams may have the opportunity to participate in a LEGO® League Expo, depending on their progress and interest. The program’s end date can vary based on the team’s commitment and the coach’s availability. Parents, your involvement matters! This program will ask for some parent participation to support the team’s success.Youth Fall 2026
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Safeway Driving School: Online Driver's Education with a Live InstructorDrivers EducationSafeway Driving School offers a comprehensive online driver education program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for safe and responsible driving—all from the comfort of home. Our Zoom-based course features a live, licensed instructor, providing interactive and engaging lessons in real time. The program is open to students aged 14.5 to 18, offering flexibility and convenience for busy families. Pay $435 total, or choose our convenient payment plan:$275 at registration for the classroom portion, followed by an additional payment of $160 due during the behind-the-wheel training. This amount can be divided between the first and second behind-the-wheel lessons. What’s Included: 30 hours of live, online classroom instruction: Delivered via Zoom by a qualified instructor using a state-approved curriculum to prepare students for the permit exam. 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training: Individualized, hands-on driving lessons with professional, experienced instructors. Flexible scheduling: Convenient online class times and in-person driving sessions, with easy make-up options available for busy teenaged schedules.Safeway Driving School offers a comprehensive online driver education program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for safe and responsible driving—all from the comfort of home. Our Zoom-based course features a live, licensed instructor, providing interactive and engaging lessons in real time. The program is open to students aged 14.5 to 18, offering flexibility and convenience for busy families. Pay $435 total, or choose our convenient payment plan: $275 at registration for the classroom portion, followed by an additional payment of $160 due during the behind-the-wheel training. This amount can be divided between the first and second behind-the-wheel lessons. What’s Included: 30 hours of live, online classroom instruction: Delivered via Zoom by a qualified instructor using a state-approved curriculum to prepare students for the permit exam. 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training: Individualized, hands-on driving lessons with professional, experienced instructors. Flexible scheduling: Convenient online class times and in-person driving sessions, with easy make-up options available for busy teenaged schedules. State certification: Upon completion of the program, students receive the necessary documentation to apply for their Minnesota driver’s license. Important Timelines and Planning Tips: Students have one year from the end of the classroom portion or their 15th birthday (whichever is later) to complete their three, 2-hour behind-the-wheel lessons. Safeway recommends 30 days between each behind-the-wheel lesson, with the final lesson completed about 30 days before the road test. It’s essential for students to practice regularly with a supervising driver—frequent practice builds confidence and reinforces skills learned during lessons. Why Choose Safeway? Live online instruction: Learn from home with real-time interaction and support from a licensed instructor. Experienced professionals: Our instructors are patient, highly trained, and dedicated to helping students succeed. Proven success: With over 50 years of experience, Safeway is the largest driving school in Minnesota, trusted by thousands of families annually. Focus on safety: We emphasize defensive driving and responsible decision-making to develop safe, confident drivers. For more information, visit our FAQ page or contact us directly. Let Safeway Driving School help your student take the wheel with confidence! Safeway Driving School: www.safewaydrivingschool.com | 651-351-9150 Parent Involvement: Parents are their child’s primary driving instructor so it is critical to practice regularly with permitted drivers in all driving situations. Students are required to practice at least 50 hours (15 at night) and record the practice on a driving log. Safeway offers online Parent Classes. The class cost $10.00 and qualifies for a reduction in student practice hours. Important parent information will be sent home on the first day of class. Payment Plan: Pay $275 at registration for classroom instruction, then a payment of $160 made directly to Safeway later for behind-the-wheel instruction. For more information about Safeway’s program or to schedule a behind-the-wheel lesson, please call 952-933-1919 or visit www.safewaydrivingschool.com. State certification: Upon completion of the program, students receive the necessary documentation to apply for their Minnesota driver’s license.Youth Fall 2026 -
Amazing Athletes: TotsHop-KidsAges 18 months–3 years Amazing Tots is a guided, discovery-based sports program that helps kids engage in structured physical activities tailored specifically to toddlers. Classes are designed to meet the attention span and physical needs of each individual child while learning 5 different sports. Parent participation is required.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Amazing AthletesHop-KidsDevelop your child’s motor skills, hand-eye coordination, cardiovascular fitness and more through Amazing Athletes. Each class encompasses two different developmental sport lessons, using fun activities, so they can build skills at their own pace in a non-competitive atmosphere. Ages 3–6Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
WaitlistFIRST LEGO League ChallengeElementary EnrichmentExplore STEM with LEGO® Robotics! In this hands-on program, students will dive into the basics of STEM by working together to solve exciting challenges and build models using LEGO® bricks and the SPIKE™ Essential system. They’ll get to choose from fun projects like a mission-based Robot Game, an Innovation Project, or learning about the FIRST Core Values. As the season progresses, the team may have the chance to showcase their work at a FIRST LEGO League Expo (date to be announced). Please note that the final meeting date might shift depending on Expo scheduling, team progress, and coach availability. Parents, your support is important! This program will ask for some parent involvement to help make the season a success.Youth Fall 2026 -
Counting Academy with KidcreateHop-KidsAges 18 months–6 years (with adult) Get ready to count, create, and get messy! In this hands-on class, young artists will explore numbers through fun, number-themed art projects. From counting with marshmallows to sculpting with clay, it’s brain-boosting fun for kids and caregivers alike. Come play, learn, and create together! Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Skyhawks BaseballTotsHop-KidsAges 2–4 Introduce young athletes to baseball, building motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, and catching. Parent participation required.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
FIRST LEGO League ChallengeElementary EnrichmentNewExplore STEM with LEGO® Robotics! In this hands-on program, students will dive into the basics of STEM by working together to solve exciting challenges and build models using LEGO® bricks and the SPIKE™ Essential system. They’ll get to choose from fun projects like a mission-based Robot Game, an Innovation Project, or learning about the FIRST Core Values. As the season progresses, the team may have the chance to showcase their work at a FIRST LEGO League Expo (date to be announced). Please note that the final meeting date might shift depending on Expo scheduling, team progress, and coach availability. Parents, your support is important! This program will ask for some parent involvement to help make the season a success.Youth Fall 2026
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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 -
Skyhawks 1st Down TotsHop-KidsAges 3–4 Playful introduction to flag football designed just for our youngest participants. Through fun games and movement activities, children build basic coordination, listening skills, and confidence while learning to run, catch, and play together. Focus is on participation, teamwork, and having fun in a supportive environment. Parent participation may be required.Hop-Kids Fall 2026 -
Nonschool Day: Multi-Sport CampNon School DayEnjoy a Fun-Filled Non-School Day at Multi-Sport Camp This exciting camp offers skill training and games in three sports: soccer, basketball, and flag football. Athletes will spend about one and a half hours on each sport, taking part in fun instructor-led activities and games. The day will also include other popular games like kickball, capture the flag, wiffle ball, dodgeball, and more. Please have your athlete bring two snacks, a lunch, and a water bottle to stay energized throughout the day.Youth Fall 2026 -
Build a Candy Machine with Kidcreate StudioNon School DayJoin the fun in this hands-on science class! Young inventors will design and build their very own candy machine, perfect for holding their stash of Skittles. A sweet and colorful way to explore engineering, problem-solving and the magic of science! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child.Youth Fall 2026
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Sweet Treats Baking CampNon School DayStudents will have a blast at this camp! They will enjoy a hands-on experience that may spark a lifelong love of baking and cooking. They will learn how to read a recipe and follow proper measuring and mixing techniques. Students will bring home yummy creations! Bring containers to bring home your creations.Youth Fall 2026 -
Kids Yoga CampNon School DayAn active and playful kids yoga experience to encourage self-expression, mindfulness, focus, and relaxation. Kids get yoga education plus regular camp activities like art and games, with a yoga twist. We go outside everyday, please bring appropriate attire. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle, snack, and a nut-free lunch.Youth Fall 2026