Programs
Swim Lesson Packages
Come and Learn to Love to Swim
May 28, 2025 – July 25, 2025
Select Your Lesson
Choose from one of our packages.
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Make a Deposit
Secure your reservation by making an online deposit.
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Register
Fill out the registration form with information about the student.
Select Your Dates & Time
Access our calendar to reserve your swim lesson dates.
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Private Swim Lessons
One-on-one instruction sessions held 2 – 3 days/week.
Package #1
Ten 20-minute instruction sessions
2 – 3 sessions per week
Total Cost: $250.00
Package #2
Twenty 20-minute instruction sessions
3 sessions per week
Total Cost: $450.00
*$25 deposit is required to complete the registration.
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Group Swim Lessons
Pre-formed groups of 2 – 3 students per class held 2 – 3 days/week.
American Red Cross Parent / Child Aquatics Program
6 months to 3 years, with parent/guardian in the pool
American Red Cross Preschool Aquatics 1 – 3 and Learn-to-Swim Program: Level 1 – 6
4 years & older. Separate adult classes available.
2 students:
- 10 lessons $214.50
- 20 lessons $412.50*
3 students:
- 10 lessons $165.00
- 20 lessons $324.50*
*10 % Discounts for 2 or more family members in lesson sessions.
*$25 deposit is required to complete registration.
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Longfellow's WHALE Tales for Grades K-6 American Red Cross Water Safety Classroom Session!
Sessions held 2 – 3 days/week.
Longfellow’s WHALE Tales provides easy-to-follow information to help children learn safe behavior in, on and around the water.
Water Safety – Fun and Easy to Learn
Each lesson is reinforced with color posters, worksheets, activities and a video that features Longfellow, the animated whale.
Longfellow’s WHALE Tales Includes Eight Basic Lessons.
- Swim with a buddy in a supervised area.
- Be cool, follow the rule – the reasons behind water safety rules.
- Look before you leap – choose safe places to swim and dive
- Think so you don’t sink – what to do when things go wrong.Reach or throw, don’t go – safe ways to rescue a swimmer in trouble.
- Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket – the importance of wearing a life jacket.
- Cold can kill – knowing the hazards.
- Learn about boating before you go floating.
For more information, contact us at 407-694-6168 or email us.
