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Animated AdventuresTheatreGet ready to leap, sing, and shout your way onto the stage! You and your friends will become a super-squad of storytellers. We'll bring your favorite animated characters to life! Get ready for super fun games, exploring secret villain lairs, swimming under the sea, and flying over magical lands! It's time to let your imagination be the star! #SLICESpring/Summer 2026 -
Hamilton at the OrpheumOut and AboutThe unforgettable story of passion, unstoppable ambition and the dawn of a new nation, seen by more than 28 million people around the world. Age recommendation 10- plus. All sales are final. Tickets cannot be resold. We will notify you when tickets can be picked up at our office at 1875 Greeley Street South. Pick up hours are Monday through Friday between 8am and 4:30pm. Tickets cannot be mailed. Enjoy the show! You must arrange your own transportation to the Orpheum.Parking options.Spring/Summer 2026 -
NewIntro to CheerAthleticsJump, tumble, and cheer your heart out! This class is perfect for beginners and intermediate cheerleaders ready to learn the basics and boost their skills. You’ll practice tumbling, stunts, jumps, and motions in a fun, energetic environment while building strength, confidence, and teamwork. Think of it as your cheer boot camp to get ready for a future competitive team—full of laughs, high-fives, and lots of cheer spirit! Attire for the class is athletic shorts, a fitted tank or t-shirt and athletic shoes. Please have your athletes bring a water bottle and the shoes they plan on participating in. Hair should be up in a ponytail. No jewelry of any sort.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Magic ExplorersGeneral InterestGet ready to cast spells, craft amazing magic tricks, and become a real-life magician! In this hands-on class, you’ll use cool Magic Activity Packs to create your own magical props, learn awesome tricks, and wow your friends with your new skills. Along the way, we’ll follow our magical motto: “Make it fun, think of others, and give your best, because you care.” By the final class, you’ll be ready to dazzle family and friends with your very own magical show! #SLICESpring/Summer 2026 -
One of a Kind Wearable Art!Arts/CraftsTurn your imagination into fashion! Campers will design and create unique clothing, accessories, and jewelry using paint, fabric, and other fun materials. It’s a camp where creativity isn’t just seen—it’s worn! #SLICESpring/Summer 2026 -
Pony Speed ProjectAthleticsSMS Pony Speed Project Stillwater Middle School Pony Power and Stillwater Community Education have partnered to offer speed training at Stillwater Middle School. Modeled after Acceleration Minnesota’s premier speed training program, the Pony Speed Project is a science-based, results-driven program that utilizes high-speed incline treadmills to teach proper running technique, correct form, stride length, and stride frequency. These specialized treadmills can incline up to a 40% grade and reach speeds of up to 28 mph. The program is designed to run in 6–8 week sessions and allows students and/or adults to train one to two times per week. Student athletes in grades 6–12 are eligible to register for the Pony Speed Project. Participants may register as individuals in one of the listed courses or form a group of teammates to train together. Group training requires a minimum of six participants. Sessions with insufficient enrollment may be consolidated. In such cases, registrants will be notified and given the option to cancel if they are unable to attend the reassigned time. The Treadmill Science Athletes sprint in front of mirrors, allowing them to see and correct their running form in real time. Running on an incline promotes proper foot strike, encouraging athletes to run on the ball of the foot rather than the heel. Incline sprinting activates the glutes and hamstrings up to 200% more than flat-ground running and promotes higher knee drive, which increases stride length. The speeds used require athletes to sprint at 100% effort or more. During the latter part of the workout, athletes experience brief 2–3 second assisted sprint intervals, during which the trainer provides support on the treadmill. This combination of technique, resistance, and speed development leads to longer strides and faster running performance. Cost Dependent on group size - please reach out to Coach Olson for pricing, dates, and times. Dates Training dates will be determined collaboratively by the training group and coaches to maximize participation. Make-Up Dates Make-up sessions will only be offered if school is canceled due to inclement weather. In these cases, an email will be sent to families to coordinate rescheduled dates. Absences due to other obligations will be handled on a case by case basis to determine make up eligibility. Group Training: Teams or groups that want to schedule training outside of any advertised dates and times, should email Andy Olson - olsona@stillwaterschools.org to discuss customizing a program that would work with your team or organization.Spring/Summer 2026