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NewVirtual Reality CodingSTEMCreate 3D Virtual Reality environments, characters, and games with DelightX! View your VR projects on a phone, Oculus, or Google Cardboard; just a laptop/computer needed to start.Home Technical Requirements: Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAMChromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT workInternet: Broadband internetWebcam, Microphone, and SpeakersZoom installed on computer, zoom link will be sent before classStudents should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Youth Classes Fall 2026
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Volleyball CampSports and FitnessExperience the thrill of team sports with Skyhawks Volleyball! Our dynamic program encapsulates all facets of the game—bumping, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving—through engaging drills and exercises. Tailored for beginners to intermediate players, we go beyond the court, emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Athletes will also leave camp with their very own Skyahwks branded Volleyball! Join us for a fun-filled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement!Youth Classes Summer 2026 -
Walk and Talk Wayzata HistoryLanguage, History and CultureYou might be surprised by the colorful history that Wayzata enjoys, going way back to 1854 (four years before Minnesota became a state!). Wayzata played a key part in the explosion of boats and hotels that took place on Lake Minnetonka in the late 1800s. For many years, boats met passengers at the foot of Broadway Avenue and took them to various destinations around the lake. As this happened, the town of Wayzata began to grow, and there are many wonderful stories about the early pioneers who built homes and businesses along Lake Street. Come walk on a guided tour of what was once seven short blocks on Lake Street in the late 1880s and into the 20 th century. Learn about these historic buildings and the entrepreneurs who built them. Hosted by members of the Lake Minnetonka Historical Society, the tour will start at the Wayzata Depot (402 East Lake St.). Close to a dozen sites will be highlighted for their prominence in Wayzata history. Wear comfortable walking shoes! Please arrive in Wayzata at least 15 minutes before the start time to find parking. The closest lot is on the north side of Lake St. just a half block west of the Depot. There is a sign that says Public Parking. Upon registration, your contact information will be shared with the Lake Minnetonka Historical Society for the sole purpose of receiving a reminder communication a few days before your walk.Adult Classes Summer 2026 -
NewWatercolor PaintingCreatePaint a beautiful scene in watercolors. Step by step instructions and discussion on the difference between dry brush work, wet on wet, and wet on dry are included as we work together. This is a great no fear way to learn to paint in watercolors. All supplies are included.Adult Classes Fall 2026
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Wayzata CMS Grass FieldsBuilding
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Wayzata CMS Stadium / TrackBuilding
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Wayzata CMS Tennis CourtsBuilding
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Wayzata Central Middle School CMSBuilding
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Wayzata Early Learning SchoolBuilding
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Wayzata East Middle School EMSBuilding
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Wayzata High School Tennis CourtsBuilding
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Wayzata High School Turf FieldsBuilding
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Wayzata High School WHSBuilding
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Wayzata Kids ChildcareFor the most up-to-date program information, please visit the Wayzata Kids website. Our website provides information regarding registration, contacts, cost schedules, FAQ's, site availability, program handbook, calendars and more. Registration Information 2026-27 School Year Childcare Registration: Monday, March 9, 2026 at 8 a.m. - Friday, March 13, 2026 at 4 p.m. Full-day preschool information can be found online here.Child Care Program -
Wayzata Middle School Clay Target ProgramSports and FitnessThe Wayzata Middle School Clay Target program is a partnership with Plymouth Gun Club and the Buffalo Gun Club. Experienced coaches work closely with each student to ensure proper technique, safety and skill building. The program targets Wayzata Public Schools students in grades 6, 7, and 8, however we will take 9th graders in the fall program on a space availability basis. Ninth Grade students are encouraged to join the Wayzata Clay Target team during the spring season of each year. Each student must own their own 12-gauge firearm and have passed the Minnesota DNR Hunter Education Firearm Safety program. Classes are offered twice yearly for 6 weeks. ·The Fall Program starts in early September. ·The Spring Program starts in mid-April and has an option of an additional night of instruction with the Wayzata High School Clay Target Team. **There will be separate sign ups for both programs on this site during early fall and early spring before each class starts. Interested students can contact Scott Fahlstrom 612-403-8875Please note: course fee is from Fall 2025, updated cost will be shown on Fall 2026 enrollment page.Youth Classes Fall 2026
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WaitlistWayzata Mountain Bike TeamSports and FitnessThe 2026 Team is full. Please check back next spring to register for the 2027 team.Like adrenaline? Like adventure? Join the Co-Ed Wayzata Mountain Bike Team. It's open to students entering 6th-12th grade. Beginners through advanced mountain bikers are welcome. Regular season practices start the week of July 13. The season runs through October. A cross-country mountain bike and helmet are required. Registration timeline: Returning riders- April 1 - 14New riders (if there is space available)- April 14 - May 31 Practice dates and locations are subject to change throughout the season due to weather and trail conditions. Refer to TeamSnap or coaches emails for up to date information on practice dates and locations. Practice locations vary and may include schools, parks and local trailheads, including Lake Rebecca, Elm Creek, and Theodore Wirth Park. Check TeamSnap each day for updates on trail conditions and practice locations. Participants provide their own bike, helmet and transportation. New participants need to purchase a Wayzata team jersey for competitions (Approx. $60). Minnesota High School Cycling League membership and insurance are required, for an additional fee of approximately $100. Race series fees are also additional. Team racers compete in 4 or 5 races throughout the state from August through October. Minnesota Cycling League race fees are as follows: April 1 – May 15: $50 per race / $150 Superpass May 16 – July 1: $55 per race / $160 Superpass July 2 – August 1: $60 per race / $170 Superpass All passes must be purchased by August 1, whether it's individual or superpass. **See MCA website for most up to date pricing and details. After registering with Wayzata Community Education, you will receive an email invitation from the Coach to register with the Minnesota Cycling Association (https://ccnbikes.com/#!/memberships/minnesota-cycling-association). Registering with Minnesota Cycling Association and signing the waiver is a requirement of team participation. Families will also receive an email invitation to join Team Snap. Joining Team Snap and keeping your information updated is important, as this is the primary way that coaches communicate with families. Coaches will contact families after registration with schedules and information. Questions call 763-745-5200. Next Steps After Registration: After registering with Wayzata Community Ed, families will receive an email invitation from the Coach to register with the Minnesota Cycling Association (https://ccnbikes.com/#!/memberships/minnesota-cycling-association). Registering with Minnesota Cycling Association and signing the waiver is a requirement of team participation Next, race registration can be done for each race individually through August 15 or all 5 races for a discount (discount ends on August 1). Race registration is done through Minnesota Cycling Association. If you’re unsure about racing, we will provide guidance in our new / prospective rider orientation meeting at Wayzata High School, on May 7 from 7:30 - 8:30 PM, room B204. Families will also receive an email invitation to join TeamSnap. This is our primary method of team communication. Please follow that link to register, including cell phone numbers to receive text messages. If you are a returning team member please update your TeamSnap profile for the new season. More information and details are available on the district website. Team jersey is required to be purchased. Returning riders can wear their prior year’s jersey. Order information will be shared by the coach in June. Pricing is typically $63, but is subject to change. New Riders may also obtain old jerseys directly from last year’s riders via TeamSnap messaging – a great way to reduce, reuse, and save money!Youth Classes Summer 2026 -
Wayzata West Middle School WMSBuilding
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NewWeb DesignSTEMBuild your own web pages! Learn HTML tags, experiment with CSS design, and add interactivity with JavaScript.Home Technical Requirements: Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAMChromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT workInternet: Broadband internetWebcam, Microphone, and SpeakersZoom installed on computer, zoom link will be sent before classStudents should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Code editor (setup information will be provided before class)Youth Classes Fall 2026
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Welcome, Baby!Baby Steps: 0-12 MonthsCongratulations on your new baby and welcome to the Wayzata School District! The staff invites you and your baby to join us in the infant classroom to meet other families, experience ECFE, and receive a free gift. Please join us at the Wayzata Early Learning School. This is a FREE class for children 0-12 months, but you must register.2026-2027 ECFE School Year -
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NewWhen Bodies Feel Stuck: A Practical Framework for Metabolic Health, Strength and EnergyWellnessMany women feel like they’re doing everything “right” with food—but their body isn’t responding the way they expect. It’s easy to assume something is wrong, or to get stuck in cycles of overthinking, restriction, and starting over. Often, it’s not about effort—it’s about how your daily habits are working together (or not) to support your body. This practical, evidence-informed session introduces a simple framework for metabolic health—the foundation behind fat loss, energy, strength, and key health markers. You’ll learn how protein intake, strength training, daily movement, sleep, and hydration all play a role, and how to start recognizing what your own patterns may be telling you. Participants will leave with a simple tracker and a clearer lens for understanding their habits, so they can move forward with more clarity and less guesswork. Designed for women who want a realistic, sustainable approach that works with their body, not against it.Adult Classes Fall 2026 -
NewWill Your Business Survive Without You? Protecting What You’ve BuiltMoney MattersWhat happens to your business when you step away? This course helps business owners think beyond the day to day and plan for the future with clarity and confidence.You’ll learn why having a succession plan isn’t just about retirement. It’s a strategic advantage that strengthens your business today, support key relationships, and preserves what you’ve built. We’ll explore common challenges, practical options for transferring ownership, and how to align your plan with your personal, family, and financial goals.Whether your vision is to pass the business on, transition leadership, or prepare for an unexpected event, this session will give you the tools and insights to take the first step.Adult Classes Fall 2026 -
NewWomen's Self-Defense SeminarWellnessExplore the strategies and gain skills to protect yourself from assault situations which are common and unique to women. A major emphasis will be placed on empowering the mind as the preeminent tool in prevailing in any assault. You will acquire the situational awareness, preemptive tactics, escape maneuvers, verbal interventions, physical techniques, the effective use of self-defense devices and other counterattack skill sets to quickly end a potentially dangerous event. Come and see for yourself how this seminar can give you the confidence and strength to deal with any threatening encounter. Note: This class will take place at Minnetonka Community Education Center located at 4584 Vine Hill Road, Excelsior, MN 55331.Adult Classes Fall 2026 -
NewWomen, Weight and HormonesWellnessAre you finding no matter how well you watch what you eat or how much you exercise weight is not budging? Your inability to lose weight probably has more to do with hormone levels than anything else. Until imbalances are corrected, trying to lose weight will be like shoveling sand against the tide. We’ll discuss which hormones are involved and what can be done to correct imbalances; concrete solutions for controlling appetite and cravings; major sources of hormone mimicking chemicals and how to get rid of them; what HRT or birth control pills have to do with weight gain; how to have your hormone levels checked reliably; what steps need to be taken to safely break the vicious cycle of hormone related weight gain. This class is being held online, interactive through Zoom. More information will be sent before class.Adult Classes Fall 2026