Get creative with sparkles, flowers, twigs, sequins and magic fairy dust. Make your fairy friends their own furniture, home and garden to play in. 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.

In our new Fashion Design Club, students in grades 2–5 will explore a world of fashion and fun! Each week we'll make a new project that focuses on, recycled fashion pieces, colorful patterns, or runway trends, while learning creativity, confidence, and personal style. No sewing experience needed! On the last day of spring session, we will put on a fashion show for parents and families. Come join the fun! Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our afterschool programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. By more clearly articulating our lower cost options, we have removed the barrier that some may have felt in making scholarship requests. When families participate at the higher price levels, they help make the program more sustainable. Extended Learning (ALC) classes are free. NO CLASSES TUESDAY, MARCH 31ST.

Explore soft fibers and fun textures through hands-on fiber art projects. Campers experiment with creative design in both felting and weaving. 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!

Learn how to create and stick to a budget, how to plan for paying down debt, and the difference between good and bad debt.

Join us for a fun-filled 3-week theater intensive where kids will bring the charming story of Finding Nemo Kids to life! Through acting, singing, and dancing, students will develop their performance skills while rehearsing for a full stage production. Along the way, they’ll build confidence, teamwork, and creativity as they become part of this beloved tale. Students will also learn mask making and costume design and wear their creations in the production !At the end of the program, they'll showcase their hard work in a live performance for family and friends! Performance is August 6th at 10:30 am. 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.