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  • Picture for: Digital Art: Video and Photography (Waite Park Gr. 4-5)
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    Digital Art: Video and Photography (Waite Park Gr. 4-5)

    In this class, 4th-5th graders will get comfortable taking super cool photos together using lighting tools and editing software, then explore making digital video and photo art with the computer. Students will work individually and collaboratively, using their own dreams as the story line for mixed media movies. Note: Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints. You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program.Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.
  • Picture for: Dungeons & Dragons: Wyldwolf Games (Waite Park Gr. 3-5)
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    Dungeons & Dragons: Wyldwolf Games (Waite Park Gr. 3-5)

    Step into a world of imagination and adventure in this fun, beginner-friendly session! Participants will learn the basics of D&D, create a unique character, and dive into a guided mini-adventure—all with the support of a professional Game Master. No prior experience needed; we make it easy to focus on the fun, not the rulebook. Class is run by Wyldwolf Games: wyldwolfgames.com/ Note: Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints. You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program. Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.
  • Picture for: Fun with the YMCA (Waite Park Gr. 1-3)
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    Fun with the YMCA (Waite Park Gr. 1-3)

    A team of College Y Mentors will be coming weekly to our after school program with a new adventure each week. Each week we will have an opportunity to use our imaginations creating all kinds of fun activities, which could include creating and playing games, travel, nature, music science, art, and even learning how to grow your brain! This is a grant funded club that is $0 for participants.
  • Musical Theater of MN (Waite Park Gr. 1-5)

    This is a 9 week, Fall session class. End of session performance is usually the evening of the last day of class (Tuesday, Jan 12). Historically around 5:50/6pm. We are still coordinating with Musical Theater of MN on how it will look this year, but we anticipate it to look very similar to last year. We ask that all students who sign up continue for the whole session (as the whole production relies on all parts to be present). This program will enhance confidence and allow children to embrace their love for the arts. We will work on dance, voice, and theater techniques through a series of different exercises and games. You will learn and rehearse songs from well-known musicals such as Hamilton, The Lion King, Aladdin, leading to a mini in-class performance on the last day. Note: Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints. You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program. Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.
  • Picture for: Northern Star Co-Ed Scouts (Waite Park Gr. 1-5)
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    Northern Star Co-Ed Scouts (Waite Park Gr. 1-5)

    Co-Ed Cub Scouts lets youth explore and have hands-on experiences with kids their age. This program helps students build confidence, personal achievement, and respect for themselves and others. This class is open to all genders. https://www.northernstar.org/. This is a grant funded club that is $0 for participants.
  • Pokémon Club (Waite Park Gr. 1-5)

    Join to explore the world of Pokémon! We will explore the value of some of our cards, play some games to test your knowledge and of course craft/do activities related to the theme! An assortment of Pokémon cards will be available to use during club time. Note: Pokémon cards are not allowed at Waite Park during day school. Students enrolled in this club can bring their own cards for this afterschool class, however they are only able to bring them on the day of Pokémon club and they must stay in their backpack/locker (during day school and snack time) until afterschool class time. School staff will not be responsible for any lost cards, so please let your students know they are responsible for keeping track of their cards, if they choose to bring them. Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints. You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program. Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.
  • Picture for: Pottery (Waite Park Gr. 1-3)
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    Pottery (Waite Park Gr. 1-3)

    Students will learn how to work with clay, practice various hand building techniques, and create their own projects. This will be a hand building class (not a wheel class). Projects will go home at the end of the session. Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints.You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program. Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.
  • Picture for: Pottery (Waite Park Gr. 3-5)
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    Pottery (Waite Park Gr. 3-5)

    Students will learn how to work with clay, practice various hand building techniques, and create their own projects. This will be a hand building class (not a wheel class). Projects will go home at the end of the session. Note: Minneapolis Community Education has adjusted our pricing model for after school programs to maintain high quality programming while also responding to greater financial constraints. You will see the following pricing options when registering: Class Fee: This rate reflects the true cost of providing the program. Class Fee + Scholarship Fund: Families who are able to contribute more can select a rate above the class fee. The additional amount helps support our scholarship fund and provides access to reduced rates for other families. We are committed to making sure all families have access to high quality Community Education programs, regardless of their ability to pay. If you need a partial or full scholarship, or if you want a payment plan, please contact Laura Atchley, Program Coordinator (laura.atchley@mpls.k12.mn.us). We are happy to work with you to find an option that helps make participation possible.