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About Community Ed Summer Swim Lessons

Summer Swim Registration will open online starting March 1, 2025. The full schedule can be found here. 

Session 1: June 9, 10, 11, 12 & June 16, 17, 18, 20 (No class June 19)

Session 2: June 23, 24, 25, 26 & June 30, July 1, 2, 3

Session 3: July 7, 8, 9, 10 & July 14, 15, 16, 17

Session 4: July 21, 22, 23, 24 & July 28, 29, 30, 31

Session 5: August 4, 5, 6, 7 & August 11, 12, 13, 14

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT LEVEL TO CHOOSE?

Please review the level descriptions online or the Guidelines for Choosing The Right Lesson for Your Child PDF download to help determine your child's ability.

You can view the class your child completed last by logging into your Eleyo Account/Dashboard/All Enrollments.

Class recommendations from your child's instructor are on the completion card your child was given at the end of their last session.

1st Beginners (Usually Ages 5-7)
2nd Beginners (Usually Ages 6-8)
Adult Swim
Assistant Swim Instructor (Ages 14+)
Dolphins (Ages 7-10 w/little or no exp.)
Guppies (Ages 3+)
Level 3 (Usually Older than 9, Deep Water)
Level 4 (Stroke Improvement)
Level 5 (Stroke Refinement)
Level 6 (Personal Water Safety)
Level 7 (Fitness and Endurance)
Lifeguard Certification (Ages 15+)
PLS Junior Lifesaving (Ages 13-15)
Private Swim Lessons
Tadpoles (Ages 3+)
Tiny Tots (6-36 mos. with parent)

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Guppies (Ages 3+)
Guppies (Ages 3+)

A child who enrolls in Guppies should meet the following requirements: Is usually between 3 and 6 years old Must be potty trained Relaxed and ready to learn in the water Very little stranger anxiety Puts whole head in easily, holding it in for at least 5 seconds
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Tadpoles (Ages 3+)
Tadpoles (Ages 3+)

A child who enrolls in Tadpoles should meet the following requirements: Student must be 3 years old to sign up as parent will not be in the water. Must be potty trained Is usually between 3 and 5 years old. Either has not received lessons previously and/or is uncomfortable in the water. Being uncomfortable means they are hesitant to put their face in the water Is able to receive instruction and can adapt to a new environment without mom or dad within a few days of lessons beginning
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2nd Beginners (Usually Ages 6-8)
2nd Beginners (Usually Ages 6-8)

A child who enrolls in 2nd Beginners should meet the following requirements: Is usually between 6 and 8 years old (could be older if they are severely afraid of deep water) Able to confidently perform the front crawl for 15 feet. This means their arms are coming out of the water and their legs are constantly kicking. Rotary breathing is not necessary but they should be able to take a breath or two as they go. Able to confidently perform the back crawl for 15 feet. This means their hand is coming out of the water by their side and going in with a straight arm behind their head. Able to float on front and back for at least 5 seconds
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Level 5 (Stroke Refinement)
Level 5 (Stroke Refinement)

A child who enrolls in Level 5 should meet the following requirements: Is usually older than 10 years old Able to confidently perform front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards. Able to confidently perform back crawl, breaststroke, butterfly, and sidestroke for 15 yards
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Level 3 (Usually older than 9) Deep Water Course
Level 3 (Usually Older than 9, Deep Water)

A child who enrolls in Level 3 should meet the following requirements: Is usually older than 9 years old Able to perform all needed skills in water that is 10 feet deep. They should have the endurance to make from one end of the diving well to the other (30 feet) with only a minute or two break. Able to tread water for at least 30 seconds in deep water. Able to confidently perform the front crawl for 30 feet (the length of the diving well). This means that their arms are pulling past their swim suit then coming out of the water on the recovery, their legs are constantly kicking, and they are breathing to the side when they need a breath. Heads should not lift up when breathing. Able to confidently perform the back crawl for 30 feet (the length of the diving well). This means their hand comes out of the water by their side, their arms remains straight as they recover (comes out of the water), and goes back in by their ear. There should be little hesitation before the other arm begins recovery and their legs should be constantly kicking. The head should be back with their ears in the water.
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