Welcome to Hopkins Community Education Adult Programs! Choose from both online and in-person classes. Join us!
For enrollment questions contact Preschool@HopkinsSchools.org or 952-988-5000. For billing questions contact Liz Reynolds at liz.reynolds@hopkinsschools.org or 952-988-5000
For enrollment questions contact: Preschool@HopkinsSchools.org or 952-988-5000. For billing questions contact Liz Reynolds at liz.reynolds@hopkinsschools.org or 952-988-5000.
School Age Child Care Services
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Elementary Enrichment is for school age children in grades K- 5 in the evening and weekend hours. To provide opportunities where discovery, play, connections, and activities can happen year round.
High School Enrichment delivers high quality learning and enrichment opportunities where students can challenge themselves, gain confidence, and build skills that last a lifetime.
Click Learn More to learn more about Hop-Kids and preschool class options!
Hopkins Public School middle school care program, for students in grade 6-8 located at North Middle School, open from 7 am until school start time and afterschool until 5:30pm. Students from West Middle School receive transportation to North Middle School
Checkmate boredom and sharpen your skills with Chess Club! Chess is a classic game that builds critical thinking, problem-solving and focused concentration. This class, led by a professional chess coach, welcomes all skill levels from beginners to advanced players.
New to chess? Learn the basic rules, game strategies and smart opening moves. Already have experience? Take your game to the next level with advanced tactics, strategic combinations and expert techniques.
The best part, Chess is fun for everyone! Who knows, your child might just be the next chess champion.
Igor Rybakov started playing chess in school as a young boy in his native Belarus. He started teaching chess and checkers to children in Russia over 30 years ago. When he arrived in the United States in 2001, he began teaching chess to students at Hopkins Public Schools and other surrounding west metro areas. In 2010, he was named "Best Chess Coach in Minnesota." Igor believes that chess is "good training for the brain" and is a great team sport that increases a student's logical and strategic thinking abilities. Igor is very excited about the Hopkins Chess Program, where there are a large number of girls playing chess, too, in a sport that has often been dominated by boys.
Twin Cities Chess Club
No Class Dec 1
Online registration is over
