| Mon, Feb 8 - Mar 15 |
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Preschool: Session 05 (February 8 - March 17); Rockwood Summit High School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Preschool: Session 5 (February 8 - March 18); Crestview Middle School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Parent/Child Swim: Session 5 (February 10 - March 13); Crestview Middle School
The Parent and Child swim classes are designed to have parents in the pool with their child age six months through two years old. Through the use of songs and games we will offer the opportunity for the parent and child to work together and learn skills that will be necessary in other Swim America classes. -
Preschool: Session 6 (March 29 - May 1); Crestview Middle School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Preschool: Session 06 (March 29 - May 1); Rockwood Summit High School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Parent/Child Swim: Session 6 (March 31 - May 1); Crestview Middle School
The Parent and Child swim classes are designed to have parents in the pool with their child age six months through two years old. Through the use of songs and games we will offer the opportunity for the parent and child to work together and learn skills that will be necessary in other Swim America classes. -
Preschool: Session 7 (May 3 - May 27); Crestview Middle School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Preschool: Session 07 (May 3 - May 22); Rockwood Summit High School
The Preschool program is designed to teach 3-5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. We will introduce proper breathing, front/back float and kicking techniques. When these skills can be done on a consistent basis, the child will continue on to freestyle and backstroke. After they have reached the age of four, and are comfortable with the school-age environment, they may be moved to the SwimAmerica program. -
Parent/Child Swim: Session 7 (May 5 - May 26); Crestview Middle School
The Parent and Child swim classes are designed to have parents in the pool with their child age six months through two years old. Through the use of songs and games we will offer the opportunity for the parent and child to work together and learn skills that will be necessary in other Swim America classes.
