Questions families ask

It is a short time in our pool with an instructor. We ask what helps, get in the water at your swimmer's pace and suggest a level and a session. A parent or caregiver stays for all of it.

Tell us when you book. The pool has a ramp, wide steps and a lift, and we set up the way in before you arrive.

Yes, if it helps. At the placement visit we plan together where the caregiver stands and when they step back.

Yes. Classes are grouped by age, and we try to put a family's swimmers in classes that run at the same time.

A group of skills, from water comfort to longer swims, each with a colored dot so a class is easy to find. A level is not tied to an age, and the instructor decides when a swimmer moves on.

A class lasts forty-five minutes, and a session runs eight weeks. The summer weeks run by the week.

A swimsuit or a swim shirt, a towel and a change of clothes. Goggles, a cap or a favorite float are welcome if they help. We provide boards, noodles and belts.

From the deck, or from the bench behind the glass. A parent or caregiver stays on site during every class.

A missed class can be made up in another class of the same level within the session, if there is room. A class lost to a closure is made up too.

It depends on the level, the class length and the classes a week. Our figures are on the enrollment page, and the page on how tuition works explains each part.