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Infant Yoga (0-8 months) Non-SeparatingInfants (Birth-18 Months)This is a non-separating class (child and caregiver together for entire class). The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. Build trust, confidence and understanding of your baby’s communication through yoga. Caregiver discussion will focus on topics relevant to life with a new baby.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
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Infantes en Español (0-11 meses) (Sin Separación) Infants in Spanish (0-11 months) Non-SeparatingClasses in SpanishThis is a non-separating class (child and caregiver together for entire class).The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. En nuestras clases para infantes (edades 0-11 meses) usted y su bebé explorarán las alegrías y desafíos de esta etapa mediante música, actividades de juego y aprendizaje. Las clases son dictadas por un Educador de Padres licenciado, y cubrirán temas como desarrollo, cómo calmar a su bebé, ayudarlo a dormir entre otros temas. Sin separación. All of our infant classes are taught by licensed Parent Educators and explore the joys and challenges of adding a new member to your family. • Music, play & reading activities are a part of every class • Caregiver discussion includes topics on infant and parent development, sleep, calming, adjustment to parenting and all things important for parenting an infant This class is offered in Spanish. Please see our other class listings for similar classes offered in English. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget. A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
Infants (0-11 months) Non-SeparatingInfants (Birth-18 Months)This is a non-separating class (child and caregiver together for entire class). The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. A lottery for 2nd Quarter classes will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. You will be notified then if you are enrolled in the class. Quarter 2 classes begin the week of Nov. 16, 2026. All of our infant classes are taught by licensed Parent Educators and explore the joys and challenges of adding a new member to your family. Build trust, confidence, and understanding of your baby’s communication through singing, playing, reading, and caregiving discussions. Caregiver discussion will focus on topics relevant to life with your infant and one year old. Caregiver discussion includes topics on infant and 1-year-old development, sleep, calming, attachment, brain development, and adjustment to caregiving.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
Infants (0-11 months) Non-SeparatingInfants (Birth-18 Months)This is a non separating class (child and caregiver spend the entire class together). The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. We invite you to a monthly opportunity to meet families with infants, sing and read with your baby, share community resources, and talk about parenting during this incredible first year!2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
Infants (Birth-18 Months)All of our infant classes are taught by licensed Parent Educators and explore the joys and challenges of adding a new member to your family. • Music, play & reading activities are a part of every class • Parent discussion includes topics on infant and parent development, sleep, calming, adjustment to parenting and all things important for parenting an infantCategory -
Infinite Connections (0-5yr) SeparatingSpecial FriendsThis is a separating class (child and caregiver spend time together and apart.) We welcome families with children who have been diagnosed with autism, or who are in the process of receiving a diagnosis, and their siblings. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget. A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
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Intro to Cooking (Gr. 3-5)Sanford Super Summer CampsGet to know essential cooking skills in a fun, hands-on way. Learn basic kitchen techniques, simple recipes, and food safety while building confidence in the kitchen. Through guided practice and creative cooking, you will create tasty dishes and develop skills you can use at home, so get ready to chop, mix, and most importantly eat! Grades are the year your student will be entering in the fall. A lunch is available to all students. Please select this option when you register. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at lissa.gordon@mpls.k12.mn.us or call 612.668.4922.Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Intro to Middle School Band (Gr: 5-6)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonDevelop your musical skills while playing in a band setting. Students rehearse, collaborate, and build ensemble confidence. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Intro to Middle School Orchestra (Gr: 5-6)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonDevelop orchestral skills through group rehearsal and performance-focused activities. Students strengthen technique and musical expression. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
WaitlistBen Schumin (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Intro to Water Skills - Ages 18+ (Northeast Pool)Aquatics AdultLearn basic water skills, floating and front crawl. This class is for people who are not yet comfortable in the water.Aquatics Summer 2026 -
Inventors Lab (Entering Gr. 1-2)Kenwood Super Summer CampsExplore the design process, make your own blueprints, build your own inventions! Register your child for a morning class and an afternoon class and we will provide lunch and supervision free of charge from 12-1 pm. When signing up for the morning class, you will be able to choose the option “Stay for free lunch and recess from 12:00 – 1:00 pm” as you complete your registration. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of offering a class. Families are asked to pick the class fee or the price that they are able to pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you sign up for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Inventors Lab (Entering Gr. K-2)Kenwood Super Summer CampsExplore the design process, make your own blueprints, build your own inventions! Register your child for a morning class and an afternoon class and we will provide lunch and supervision free of charge from 12-1 pm. When signing up for the morning class, you will be able to choose the option “Stay for free lunch and recess from 12:00 – 1:00 pm” as you complete your registration. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of offering a class. Families are asked to pick the class fee or the price that they are able to pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you sign up for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Inventors Lab (Gr. 3-5)Sanford Super Summer CampsEach day features fun STEM challenges using everyday materials, simple machines, and basic technology. You might design bridges, create marble runs, build mini robots, or invent solutions to real-world problems while learning teamwork and critical-thinking skills. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the fall. A lunch is available to all students. Please select this option when you register. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at lissa.gordon@mpls.k12.mn.us or call 612.668.4922.Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
WaitlistFabian Reus (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Japanese 1 (Summer) ONLINELanguagesLearn the basics of conversational Japanese, including greetings, numbers and practical conversational skills useful when traveling to Japan. Key to Language Class LevelsAdult Enrichment Summer 2026 -
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Japanese 2 (Summer) ONLINELanguagesExplore simple sentences, conjugating verbs and counting and discussing Japanese culture. Prerequisite: Japanese 1 or prior experience. Key to Language Class LevelsAdult Enrichment Summer 2026 -
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Jewelry Making (Entering Gr. 3-5)Kenwood Super Summer CampsWant to make some bling? Dive into your creativity with jewelry making! Crafty projects will include friendship bracelets, beaded jewelry, and a variety of other bedazzled creations. Register your child for a morning class and an afternoon class and we will provide lunch and supervision free of charge from 12-1 pm. When signing up for the morning class, you will be able to choose the option “Stay for free lunch and recess from 12:00 – 1:00 pm” as you complete your registration. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of offering a class. Families are asked to pick the class fee or the price that they are able to pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you sign up for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
WaitlistJewelry Making (Gr. 6-9)Sanford Super Summer CampsMake earrings, bracelets and necklaces that sparkle and shine using pre-drilled stones, beads, wires and hemp and other materials! To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Jewelry Making (Gr: 3-5)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonDesign and create wearable art using beads and mixed materials. Explore color, pattern, and personal style. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
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Jewelry Making (Gr: 3-5)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonDesign and create wearable art using beads and mixed materials. Explore color, pattern, and personal style. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
WaitlistJewelry Making (Gr: 6-9)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonCampers create jewelry to express individual style and creativity. Create wearable art using beads and mixed materials. Campers explore color, pattern, and personal style. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
WaitlistJewelry Making (Gr: 6-9)Justice Page Super Summer Camps at BartonCampers create jewelry to express individual style and creativity. Create wearable art using beads and mixed materials. Campers explore color, pattern, and personal style. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Jewelry: Charm Bracelets (Gr. 6-9)Sanford Super Summer CampsMake one-of-a-kind bracelets using a wide variety of charms, seeds, beads, with personalized touches. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the Fall. A lunch is available to all students. Please select this option when you register. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at Sanford at lissa.gordon@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-4922.Summer Youth Programs 2026 -
Jewelry: Wire-Wrapped Pendants (Gr. 6-9)Sanford Super Summer CampsCopper wire has been used for jewelry since prehistoric times and you can use wire to wrap unique and beautiful objects to be wearable pieces of art. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the Fall. A lunch is available to all students. Please select this option when you register. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at Sanford at lissa.gordon@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-4922.Summer Youth Programs 2026