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Monday July 7, 2025
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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Tuesday July 8, 2025
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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Wednesday July 9, 2025
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Pre-Teen/ Teen Programs - Teen Pop Up
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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Thursday July 10, 2025
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Community Conversation with WSREC Leadership - Community Conversation w/ WSREC Leadership
We invite you to share your thoughts regarding West Seneca Youth & Recreation programs and events. This is a chance for open dialogue where you can:
Provide feedback on current offerings
Identify areas for improvement
Suggest new programs and ideas
Location: Veterans Park (1250 Union Rd)
Youth are welcome to enjoy the playground during the conversations.
Light refreshments will be provided.
We look forward to hearing from you!Schedule:
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Thursday, July 10, 2025
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
We look forward to hearing from you!
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Outdoor Athletics - Outdoor Athletics
Outdoor Athletes is a high-energy program designed to get kids moving and having fun outdoors! This program is perfect for youngsters who love to be active. Outdoor Athletes is the perfect way to burn off some energy, get outside, and get active!Here's what to expect:Gym Class Classics: Dodgeball, relays, obstacle courses - all the fun and competition you remember!Sports Skills Drills: Develop your basketball, soccer, or other athletic abilities through exciting drills.Teamwork & Fun: Work together with your peers and make new friends in a positive and energetic environment.***Parents should drop their children off in the grassy area next to the Kiwanis Shelter. ***This program is weather permitting - We will determine the day of if the program will take place!
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11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Outdoor Athletics - Outdoor Athletics
Outdoor Athletes is a high-energy program designed to get kids moving and having fun outdoors! This program is perfect for youngsters who love to be active. Outdoor Athletes is the perfect way to burn off some energy, get outside, and get active!Here's what to expect:Gym Class Classics: Dodgeball, relays, obstacle courses - all the fun and competition you remember!Sports Skills Drills: Develop your basketball, soccer, or other athletic abilities through exciting drills.Teamwork & Fun: Work together with your peers and make new friends in a positive and energetic environment.***Parents should drop their children off in the grassy area next to the Kiwanis Shelter. ***This program is weather permitting - We will determine the day of if the program will take place!
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Monday July 14, 2025
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 M/W
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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Tuesday July 15, 2025
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Parent and Child T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 1 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 2 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Bubble Belt T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 3 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 4 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
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Swim Lessons (Youth) - Swim Lessons - Level 5/6 T/Th
WSREC Learn-to-Swim Program: Parent & Child Through Level 6
These programs offer a structured approach to learning to swim, starting with parent and child classes for the youngest swimmers and progressing to independent swimming by Level 5/6. We will not adjust the minimum age level for a class. This ensures a safe and appropriate learning environment for all participants based on their skill development and physical capabilities.
Parent/Child Lessons:
Introduces young children to the water in a positive and playful environment using songs, games, and parent-child interaction.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
The child should enroll in the course, not the adult.
Bubble Belt:
Focuses on building comfort and skills for independent swimming.
Students must be comfortable in the water with a flotation device and follow directions reasonably well.
The instructor reserves the right to require a parent or guardian to accompany a child in the water. This determination may fluctuate based on factors assessed during each class. If in-water assistance is not required, parents/guardians must remain on the pool deck for the duration of the lesson.
Lessons cover breath control, endurance, proper body position, basic pool safety, and alternating arm and leg movements.
Each child will wear a WSREC-provided bubble belt that allows for natural buoyancy.
Level 1:
Students must be comfortable entering the water without a parent and without a flotation device.
Focuses on building confidence and basic swimming skills using flotation aids (pool noodles, etc.).
Covers proper body position, breath control, alternating arm and leg movements, underwater exploration, and pool safety.
Level 2:
Students must be able to tread water for at least 5 seconds, put their face in the water, and float comfortably on their stomach and back.
Uses flotation aids initially, with the goal of independent swimming across the pool.
Introduces components of breaststroke, backstroke, and front crawl, preparing for Level 3.
Level 3:
Students must be able to swim the pool width without stopping, float on their back unassisted, follow complex instructions, and tread water for about a minute.
Focuses on stroke fundamentals for front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and sidestroke.
Introduces diving basics and continues pool safety and survival skills.
Level 4:
Students must be able to demonstrate all strokes (doesn't have to be perfect) and be comfortable diving and swimming in the deep end.
Focuses on stroke refinement, making swimmers more proficient and confident.
Introduces butterfly stroke, starts, turns, and continues diving and water safety training.
Level 5/6:
Students must be able to swim the pool length with each stroke without stopping.
Focuses on endurance, stroke refinement (including butterfly), flip turns, and diving.
Waitlists We're happy to announce that waitlists will be available for all Swim Lesson programs (after they fill) due to the high demand for this option for these classes.
Open to All: The waitlist will be open to both residents and non-residents.
Free to Join: There's no charge to sign up for the waitlist. Payment will only be due if you move from the waitlist to an available course spot.
Closing Date: The waitlist will close for signups on June 30th, coinciding with the end of registration.
No Capacity Limit: There's no maximum number of people who can join the waitlist.
Selection Process: If someone withdraws from a class before the start date, those on the waitlist will be moved in order to fill the open spot.
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