Summer Schedule & Registration

New Session Schedule, Registration Information, Rate Increase

In response to an extraordinarily large amount of parent requests and a couple of instructor schedule changes, we have decided to offer two separate sessions during the year, Summer Session and School Year Session. The Summer Session will cover all summer-time classes when children aren't in school (early June through late August), and the School Year Session will run from September through the following early June. This represents a slight change in our continuous enrollment policy, but we feel that it will make scheduling easier for both parents, swimmers, and instructors. Swimmers currently enrolled in the School Year 2021-2022 session will end their classes on Saturday, June 11th. The newly created Summer Session will begin on Sunday, June 12th and run through Wednesday, August 31st. The School Year 2022-2023 Session will begin on Tuesday, September 6th.

The proposed Summer Schedule is shown on our website. Enrollment for current students will take place at 9PM on Monday, May 2nd. Enrollment for new families will take place at 9PM on Monday, May 16th. Contrary to the last enrollment period, we will not be pre-registering students into specific classes ahead of time. Based on parent feedback, we felt it was best to allow everyone an equal chance to choose their summer class since the schedule is different.

For the upcoming 2022-2023 School Year session, we will carry over the 2021-2022 School Year enrollment. If you are currently enrolled in lessons, sometime in the summer we will contact your family to see if that spot still works for the upcoming school year, and make adjustments at that time.

In order to continue to provide top-notch swim lessons while keeping class sizes small, retain our extremely talented staff and keep pace with increasing costs, we will raise our rates for the Summer Session. Parent-Tot classes will be $18, Age Group lessons will be $27 and Swim Team will be $28. This is an average monthly increase of $4-$6 per child.