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Monday August 10, 2026
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Challanger Soccer Camp
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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2026 Camp Kookamunga - Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip
CAMP KOOKAMUNGA DAY CAMP
Ages- Kids going into grades 1-6Fee: Field Trip Weeks: $329 Resident & $411.25 Non-ResidentNon-Field Trip Weeks: $299 Resident & $373.75 Non-ResidentRegistration will open March 4th @ 9:00amPLEASE NOTE: FIELD TRIPS ARE NOT JUST ON FRIDAYS! *If your child is signed up for additional lessons or camps at Rec. Park while attending Camp(This also includes Swim Team and Swim Lessons.) Kookamunga counselors will happily walk your child to and from those lessons/camps*Week 1: June 15th-19th - Blast off to summer. NO FIELD TRIP THIS WEEK. This week we will tie dye our Camp K shirts that will be worn on all field trips. We will also use mento’s and Coca-Cola to create an explosion as well as conducting other science experiments. We will also play a bunch of games that will help us get to know one another.Week 2: June 22nd – June 26th Need for speed. Field Trip- The fun spot in lake George NY. We will head to Fun spot for go-karting, roller skating, laser tag, mini golf and more. This week we will have lots of relays, races, and competitions.Week 3: June 29th – July 3rd Sports Mania- Field Trip- Get Air. During Sport week we will have a different variety of sports throughout the day and play team building games and sports.Week 4: July 6th – July 10th Make a Splash. NO Field Trip: This week we will play all sorts of water games, be in the water, have waterslides at camp. If you like water, this is the place to be. Week 5: July 13th – July 17th Sliding Through Summer. Field trip- Bromley Mountain adventure park, in Peru, VT where campers will enjoy slides, climbing walls, mini golf and much more. In addition to our field trip, this week’s camp will also have soccer-related tournaments each day.Week 6: July 20th – July 24th Staycation. Field Trip- Marquis Theatre. This week we will focus on local activities that make Middlebury great. we will walk to the Marquis Theater where we can relax and watch a movie. During this Staycation we will also walk around the TAM trail and explore Middlebury. We will do scavenger hunts, and more around Middlebury activities.Week 7: July 27th- July 31st Rolling into a Fun Week: Field Trip- Spare time. We will play lots of sports this week, lots of arts and crafts, swim, spend time with friends and end a fun filled week with a trip to Spare time for some bowling, laser tag and some arcade fun. Week 8: August 3rd – August 7th Fun in the sun Week: NO Field Trip: Fun in the Sun Week brings all the best parts of summer together in one cheerful, high-energy theme. Campers will enjoy sunny outdoor activities, water play, creative projects, and classic summertime games that celebrate warm weather and big smiles.Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip Campers can slow down the end of summer with all our favorite activities including dodgeball, friendship bracelets, and so much more. We will have daily theme days. A fun filled last week of camp before getting ready to head off to school.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 RMGC Junior Golf Camp - Session 3
Ralph Myhre Junior Golf Camp
Cost:Per Junior golfer $199.00 (Res) $248.75 (Non-Res)
(Sign up closes week prior to the camp chosen)
Week 1 – June 22-25
Week 2 – July 6-9
Week 3 – August 10-13
Course information: www.ralphmyhregolfcourse.com
Registration: Online or in-Person beginning May 5, 5:30PM
At Ralph Myhre, we are passionate about growing sport with junior golfers. Each year, we have an unbelievable instructor-to-camper ratio of 4:1 to ensure each participant not only grasps the game’s fundamentals of the golf swing but also develops some technical skills that they can take with them to use for years to come! Our camps emphasize sportsmanship, respect, etiquette, and always: the fun of playing golf outdoors in a group. Our camps are designed and led by coach, instructor and PGA associate Loyal Broughton, who has helped coach and teach some of the best juniors in the state and is currently the assistant coach of the men’s Middlebury College golf team. Camp Highlights:
Enhanced Learning: Fun first is a must. Instructions at the driving range, putting green, and our new short game practice area.
Extended Course Time: More time on the actual golf course during the latter part of each camp week, weather permitting.
Special Gifts and Prizes: Complimentary hats and golf balls, with prizes for individual and team achievements in friendly daily competitions
Camp Details:
Ages: 8 – 16
Sessions: Each week is open to all skill levels. We divide and mix groups to help create inclusive growth, while keeping friends together for added fun. This helps with character development, honesty, and integrity.
Equipment: If your junior does not have a set of golf clubs, that’s ok, we do!
Daily Details: Each session starts with interactive team games and competitions. Our group activities involve fundamentals of the game and practice sessions, and our on-course play involves individual play and team play, with some rules of the game information. Each day
at camp creates improvement, growth and a future of possibilities within the game.
Duration: Monday to Thursday, 9 AM to 12 PM.
Cost: $199 per child (248.75 for non-residents).
Extra Perks: Snacks provided daily. Junior golfers also receive a 5-round punch card for the season. Tavern on the Tee lunch deals available to campers each day after camp made especially for the Junior to enjoy!
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12:00 PM - 11:59 PM
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Gym closed (Election)
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Adult Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Family Pool Pass (Up to 6 People)
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Senior Citizens Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Youth Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 2 (B)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 3 (C)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 2(G)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 1 (A)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 4 (D)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 1(F)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 1 (H)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 2 (I)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Parent & Child (E)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Pick up Volleyball
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Tuesday August 11, 2026
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Challanger Soccer Camp
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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2026 Camp Kookamunga - Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip
CAMP KOOKAMUNGA DAY CAMP
Ages- Kids going into grades 1-6Fee: Field Trip Weeks: $329 Resident & $411.25 Non-ResidentNon-Field Trip Weeks: $299 Resident & $373.75 Non-ResidentRegistration will open March 4th @ 9:00amPLEASE NOTE: FIELD TRIPS ARE NOT JUST ON FRIDAYS! *If your child is signed up for additional lessons or camps at Rec. Park while attending Camp(This also includes Swim Team and Swim Lessons.) Kookamunga counselors will happily walk your child to and from those lessons/camps*Week 1: June 15th-19th - Blast off to summer. NO FIELD TRIP THIS WEEK. This week we will tie dye our Camp K shirts that will be worn on all field trips. We will also use mento’s and Coca-Cola to create an explosion as well as conducting other science experiments. We will also play a bunch of games that will help us get to know one another.Week 2: June 22nd – June 26th Need for speed. Field Trip- The fun spot in lake George NY. We will head to Fun spot for go-karting, roller skating, laser tag, mini golf and more. This week we will have lots of relays, races, and competitions.Week 3: June 29th – July 3rd Sports Mania- Field Trip- Get Air. During Sport week we will have a different variety of sports throughout the day and play team building games and sports.Week 4: July 6th – July 10th Make a Splash. NO Field Trip: This week we will play all sorts of water games, be in the water, have waterslides at camp. If you like water, this is the place to be. Week 5: July 13th – July 17th Sliding Through Summer. Field trip- Bromley Mountain adventure park, in Peru, VT where campers will enjoy slides, climbing walls, mini golf and much more. In addition to our field trip, this week’s camp will also have soccer-related tournaments each day.Week 6: July 20th – July 24th Staycation. Field Trip- Marquis Theatre. This week we will focus on local activities that make Middlebury great. we will walk to the Marquis Theater where we can relax and watch a movie. During this Staycation we will also walk around the TAM trail and explore Middlebury. We will do scavenger hunts, and more around Middlebury activities.Week 7: July 27th- July 31st Rolling into a Fun Week: Field Trip- Spare time. We will play lots of sports this week, lots of arts and crafts, swim, spend time with friends and end a fun filled week with a trip to Spare time for some bowling, laser tag and some arcade fun. Week 8: August 3rd – August 7th Fun in the sun Week: NO Field Trip: Fun in the Sun Week brings all the best parts of summer together in one cheerful, high-energy theme. Campers will enjoy sunny outdoor activities, water play, creative projects, and classic summertime games that celebrate warm weather and big smiles.Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip Campers can slow down the end of summer with all our favorite activities including dodgeball, friendship bracelets, and so much more. We will have daily theme days. A fun filled last week of camp before getting ready to head off to school.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 RMGC Junior Golf Camp - Session 3
Ralph Myhre Junior Golf Camp
Cost:Per Junior golfer $199.00 (Res) $248.75 (Non-Res)
(Sign up closes week prior to the camp chosen)
Week 1 – June 22-25
Week 2 – July 6-9
Week 3 – August 10-13
Course information: www.ralphmyhregolfcourse.com
Registration: Online or in-Person beginning May 5, 5:30PM
At Ralph Myhre, we are passionate about growing sport with junior golfers. Each year, we have an unbelievable instructor-to-camper ratio of 4:1 to ensure each participant not only grasps the game’s fundamentals of the golf swing but also develops some technical skills that they can take with them to use for years to come! Our camps emphasize sportsmanship, respect, etiquette, and always: the fun of playing golf outdoors in a group. Our camps are designed and led by coach, instructor and PGA associate Loyal Broughton, who has helped coach and teach some of the best juniors in the state and is currently the assistant coach of the men’s Middlebury College golf team. Camp Highlights:
Enhanced Learning: Fun first is a must. Instructions at the driving range, putting green, and our new short game practice area.
Extended Course Time: More time on the actual golf course during the latter part of each camp week, weather permitting.
Special Gifts and Prizes: Complimentary hats and golf balls, with prizes for individual and team achievements in friendly daily competitions
Camp Details:
Ages: 8 – 16
Sessions: Each week is open to all skill levels. We divide and mix groups to help create inclusive growth, while keeping friends together for added fun. This helps with character development, honesty, and integrity.
Equipment: If your junior does not have a set of golf clubs, that’s ok, we do!
Daily Details: Each session starts with interactive team games and competitions. Our group activities involve fundamentals of the game and practice sessions, and our on-course play involves individual play and team play, with some rules of the game information. Each day
at camp creates improvement, growth and a future of possibilities within the game.
Duration: Monday to Thursday, 9 AM to 12 PM.
Cost: $199 per child (248.75 for non-residents).
Extra Perks: Snacks provided daily. Junior golfers also receive a 5-round punch card for the season. Tavern on the Tee lunch deals available to campers each day after camp made especially for the Junior to enjoy!
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12:00 PM - 11:59 PM
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Gym closed (Election)
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Adult Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Family Pool Pass (Up to 6 People)
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Senior Citizens Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Youth Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 2 (B)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 3 (C)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 2(G)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 1 (A)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 4 (D)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 1(F)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 1 (H)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 2 (I)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Parent & Child (E)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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Wednesday August 12, 2026
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5:30 AM - 7:00 AM
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RESERVED- BASKETBALL (HAC)
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Challanger Soccer Camp
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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2026 Camp Kookamunga - Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip
CAMP KOOKAMUNGA DAY CAMP
Ages- Kids going into grades 1-6Fee: Field Trip Weeks: $329 Resident & $411.25 Non-ResidentNon-Field Trip Weeks: $299 Resident & $373.75 Non-ResidentRegistration will open March 4th @ 9:00amPLEASE NOTE: FIELD TRIPS ARE NOT JUST ON FRIDAYS! *If your child is signed up for additional lessons or camps at Rec. Park while attending Camp(This also includes Swim Team and Swim Lessons.) Kookamunga counselors will happily walk your child to and from those lessons/camps*Week 1: June 15th-19th - Blast off to summer. NO FIELD TRIP THIS WEEK. This week we will tie dye our Camp K shirts that will be worn on all field trips. We will also use mento’s and Coca-Cola to create an explosion as well as conducting other science experiments. We will also play a bunch of games that will help us get to know one another.Week 2: June 22nd – June 26th Need for speed. Field Trip- The fun spot in lake George NY. We will head to Fun spot for go-karting, roller skating, laser tag, mini golf and more. This week we will have lots of relays, races, and competitions.Week 3: June 29th – July 3rd Sports Mania- Field Trip- Get Air. During Sport week we will have a different variety of sports throughout the day and play team building games and sports.Week 4: July 6th – July 10th Make a Splash. NO Field Trip: This week we will play all sorts of water games, be in the water, have waterslides at camp. If you like water, this is the place to be. Week 5: July 13th – July 17th Sliding Through Summer. Field trip- Bromley Mountain adventure park, in Peru, VT where campers will enjoy slides, climbing walls, mini golf and much more. In addition to our field trip, this week’s camp will also have soccer-related tournaments each day.Week 6: July 20th – July 24th Staycation. Field Trip- Marquis Theatre. This week we will focus on local activities that make Middlebury great. we will walk to the Marquis Theater where we can relax and watch a movie. During this Staycation we will also walk around the TAM trail and explore Middlebury. We will do scavenger hunts, and more around Middlebury activities.Week 7: July 27th- July 31st Rolling into a Fun Week: Field Trip- Spare time. We will play lots of sports this week, lots of arts and crafts, swim, spend time with friends and end a fun filled week with a trip to Spare time for some bowling, laser tag and some arcade fun. Week 8: August 3rd – August 7th Fun in the sun Week: NO Field Trip: Fun in the Sun Week brings all the best parts of summer together in one cheerful, high-energy theme. Campers will enjoy sunny outdoor activities, water play, creative projects, and classic summertime games that celebrate warm weather and big smiles.Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip Campers can slow down the end of summer with all our favorite activities including dodgeball, friendship bracelets, and so much more. We will have daily theme days. A fun filled last week of camp before getting ready to head off to school.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 RMGC Junior Golf Camp - Session 3
Ralph Myhre Junior Golf Camp
Cost:Per Junior golfer $199.00 (Res) $248.75 (Non-Res)
(Sign up closes week prior to the camp chosen)
Week 1 – June 22-25
Week 2 – July 6-9
Week 3 – August 10-13
Course information: www.ralphmyhregolfcourse.com
Registration: Online or in-Person beginning May 5, 5:30PM
At Ralph Myhre, we are passionate about growing sport with junior golfers. Each year, we have an unbelievable instructor-to-camper ratio of 4:1 to ensure each participant not only grasps the game’s fundamentals of the golf swing but also develops some technical skills that they can take with them to use for years to come! Our camps emphasize sportsmanship, respect, etiquette, and always: the fun of playing golf outdoors in a group. Our camps are designed and led by coach, instructor and PGA associate Loyal Broughton, who has helped coach and teach some of the best juniors in the state and is currently the assistant coach of the men’s Middlebury College golf team. Camp Highlights:
Enhanced Learning: Fun first is a must. Instructions at the driving range, putting green, and our new short game practice area.
Extended Course Time: More time on the actual golf course during the latter part of each camp week, weather permitting.
Special Gifts and Prizes: Complimentary hats and golf balls, with prizes for individual and team achievements in friendly daily competitions
Camp Details:
Ages: 8 – 16
Sessions: Each week is open to all skill levels. We divide and mix groups to help create inclusive growth, while keeping friends together for added fun. This helps with character development, honesty, and integrity.
Equipment: If your junior does not have a set of golf clubs, that’s ok, we do!
Daily Details: Each session starts with interactive team games and competitions. Our group activities involve fundamentals of the game and practice sessions, and our on-course play involves individual play and team play, with some rules of the game information. Each day
at camp creates improvement, growth and a future of possibilities within the game.
Duration: Monday to Thursday, 9 AM to 12 PM.
Cost: $199 per child (248.75 for non-residents).
Extra Perks: Snacks provided daily. Junior golfers also receive a 5-round punch card for the season. Tavern on the Tee lunch deals available to campers each day after camp made especially for the Junior to enjoy!
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12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Gym closed (Election)
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Adult Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Family Pool Pass (Up to 6 People)
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Senior Citizens Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Youth Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Dance (Olga)
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 2 (B)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 3 (C)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 2(G)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 1 (A)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 4 (D)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 1(F)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 1 (H)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 2 (I)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Parent & Child (E)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Mens Basketball
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Thursday August 13, 2026
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Challanger Soccer Camp
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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2026 Camp Kookamunga - Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip
CAMP KOOKAMUNGA DAY CAMP
Ages- Kids going into grades 1-6Fee: Field Trip Weeks: $329 Resident & $411.25 Non-ResidentNon-Field Trip Weeks: $299 Resident & $373.75 Non-ResidentRegistration will open March 4th @ 9:00amPLEASE NOTE: FIELD TRIPS ARE NOT JUST ON FRIDAYS! *If your child is signed up for additional lessons or camps at Rec. Park while attending Camp(This also includes Swim Team and Swim Lessons.) Kookamunga counselors will happily walk your child to and from those lessons/camps*Week 1: June 15th-19th - Blast off to summer. NO FIELD TRIP THIS WEEK. This week we will tie dye our Camp K shirts that will be worn on all field trips. We will also use mento’s and Coca-Cola to create an explosion as well as conducting other science experiments. We will also play a bunch of games that will help us get to know one another.Week 2: June 22nd – June 26th Need for speed. Field Trip- The fun spot in lake George NY. We will head to Fun spot for go-karting, roller skating, laser tag, mini golf and more. This week we will have lots of relays, races, and competitions.Week 3: June 29th – July 3rd Sports Mania- Field Trip- Get Air. During Sport week we will have a different variety of sports throughout the day and play team building games and sports.Week 4: July 6th – July 10th Make a Splash. NO Field Trip: This week we will play all sorts of water games, be in the water, have waterslides at camp. If you like water, this is the place to be. Week 5: July 13th – July 17th Sliding Through Summer. Field trip- Bromley Mountain adventure park, in Peru, VT where campers will enjoy slides, climbing walls, mini golf and much more. In addition to our field trip, this week’s camp will also have soccer-related tournaments each day.Week 6: July 20th – July 24th Staycation. Field Trip- Marquis Theatre. This week we will focus on local activities that make Middlebury great. we will walk to the Marquis Theater where we can relax and watch a movie. During this Staycation we will also walk around the TAM trail and explore Middlebury. We will do scavenger hunts, and more around Middlebury activities.Week 7: July 27th- July 31st Rolling into a Fun Week: Field Trip- Spare time. We will play lots of sports this week, lots of arts and crafts, swim, spend time with friends and end a fun filled week with a trip to Spare time for some bowling, laser tag and some arcade fun. Week 8: August 3rd – August 7th Fun in the sun Week: NO Field Trip: Fun in the Sun Week brings all the best parts of summer together in one cheerful, high-energy theme. Campers will enjoy sunny outdoor activities, water play, creative projects, and classic summertime games that celebrate warm weather and big smiles.Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip Campers can slow down the end of summer with all our favorite activities including dodgeball, friendship bracelets, and so much more. We will have daily theme days. A fun filled last week of camp before getting ready to head off to school.
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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2026 RMGC Junior Golf Camp - Session 3
Ralph Myhre Junior Golf Camp
Cost:Per Junior golfer $199.00 (Res) $248.75 (Non-Res)
(Sign up closes week prior to the camp chosen)
Week 1 – June 22-25
Week 2 – July 6-9
Week 3 – August 10-13
Course information: www.ralphmyhregolfcourse.com
Registration: Online or in-Person beginning May 5, 5:30PM
At Ralph Myhre, we are passionate about growing sport with junior golfers. Each year, we have an unbelievable instructor-to-camper ratio of 4:1 to ensure each participant not only grasps the game’s fundamentals of the golf swing but also develops some technical skills that they can take with them to use for years to come! Our camps emphasize sportsmanship, respect, etiquette, and always: the fun of playing golf outdoors in a group. Our camps are designed and led by coach, instructor and PGA associate Loyal Broughton, who has helped coach and teach some of the best juniors in the state and is currently the assistant coach of the men’s Middlebury College golf team. Camp Highlights:
Enhanced Learning: Fun first is a must. Instructions at the driving range, putting green, and our new short game practice area.
Extended Course Time: More time on the actual golf course during the latter part of each camp week, weather permitting.
Special Gifts and Prizes: Complimentary hats and golf balls, with prizes for individual and team achievements in friendly daily competitions
Camp Details:
Ages: 8 – 16
Sessions: Each week is open to all skill levels. We divide and mix groups to help create inclusive growth, while keeping friends together for added fun. This helps with character development, honesty, and integrity.
Equipment: If your junior does not have a set of golf clubs, that’s ok, we do!
Daily Details: Each session starts with interactive team games and competitions. Our group activities involve fundamentals of the game and practice sessions, and our on-course play involves individual play and team play, with some rules of the game information. Each day
at camp creates improvement, growth and a future of possibilities within the game.
Duration: Monday to Thursday, 9 AM to 12 PM.
Cost: $199 per child (248.75 for non-residents).
Extra Perks: Snacks provided daily. Junior golfers also receive a 5-round punch card for the season. Tavern on the Tee lunch deals available to campers each day after camp made especially for the Junior to enjoy!
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Adult Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Family Pool Pass (Up to 6 People)
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Senior Citizens Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Youth Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 2 (B)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 3 (C)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 2(G)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 1 (A)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 4 (D)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 1(F)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 1 (H)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 2 (I)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Parent & Child (E)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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Friday August 14, 2026
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5:30 AM - 7:00 AM
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RESERVED- BASKETBALL (HAC)
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8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Challanger Soccer Camp
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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2026 Camp Kookamunga - Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip
CAMP KOOKAMUNGA DAY CAMP
Ages- Kids going into grades 1-6Fee: Field Trip Weeks: $329 Resident & $411.25 Non-ResidentNon-Field Trip Weeks: $299 Resident & $373.75 Non-ResidentRegistration will open March 4th @ 9:00amPLEASE NOTE: FIELD TRIPS ARE NOT JUST ON FRIDAYS! *If your child is signed up for additional lessons or camps at Rec. Park while attending Camp(This also includes Swim Team and Swim Lessons.) Kookamunga counselors will happily walk your child to and from those lessons/camps*Week 1: June 15th-19th - Blast off to summer. NO FIELD TRIP THIS WEEK. This week we will tie dye our Camp K shirts that will be worn on all field trips. We will also use mento’s and Coca-Cola to create an explosion as well as conducting other science experiments. We will also play a bunch of games that will help us get to know one another.Week 2: June 22nd – June 26th Need for speed. Field Trip- The fun spot in lake George NY. We will head to Fun spot for go-karting, roller skating, laser tag, mini golf and more. This week we will have lots of relays, races, and competitions.Week 3: June 29th – July 3rd Sports Mania- Field Trip- Get Air. During Sport week we will have a different variety of sports throughout the day and play team building games and sports.Week 4: July 6th – July 10th Make a Splash. NO Field Trip: This week we will play all sorts of water games, be in the water, have waterslides at camp. If you like water, this is the place to be. Week 5: July 13th – July 17th Sliding Through Summer. Field trip- Bromley Mountain adventure park, in Peru, VT where campers will enjoy slides, climbing walls, mini golf and much more. In addition to our field trip, this week’s camp will also have soccer-related tournaments each day.Week 6: July 20th – July 24th Staycation. Field Trip- Marquis Theatre. This week we will focus on local activities that make Middlebury great. we will walk to the Marquis Theater where we can relax and watch a movie. During this Staycation we will also walk around the TAM trail and explore Middlebury. We will do scavenger hunts, and more around Middlebury activities.Week 7: July 27th- July 31st Rolling into a Fun Week: Field Trip- Spare time. We will play lots of sports this week, lots of arts and crafts, swim, spend time with friends and end a fun filled week with a trip to Spare time for some bowling, laser tag and some arcade fun. Week 8: August 3rd – August 7th Fun in the sun Week: NO Field Trip: Fun in the Sun Week brings all the best parts of summer together in one cheerful, high-energy theme. Campers will enjoy sunny outdoor activities, water play, creative projects, and classic summertime games that celebrate warm weather and big smiles.Week 9: August 10th – 14th: Summer Sendoff Week. No Field Trip Campers can slow down the end of summer with all our favorite activities including dodgeball, friendship bracelets, and so much more. We will have daily theme days. A fun filled last week of camp before getting ready to head off to school.
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Adult Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Family Pool Pass (Up to 6 People)
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Senior Citizens Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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1:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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2026 Summer Pool Pass - Youth Pool Pass
Daily FeesYouth (15 and younger) - $5.00Adults (16+) - $7.00Senior Citizens (55+)-$4.00 Season PassesYouth $75 (Non-Resident $93.75)Adult $90 (Non-Resident $112.50)Family- Up to 6 people $150.00 (Non-Resident $187.50)Senior Citizens/Veterans (55+) $50 (Non-Resident $62.50)Operating ScheduleJUNE 15th - AUGUST14th (schedule subject to change)7:30am-10:30am- Swim Team Practice10:30am-12:00pm- Swim Lessons 12:15pm-1:00pm Adult Lap Swim1:00pm-4:45pm- Camp/Open Swim4:45pm-5:30pm- Adult Lap Swim5:30pm-7:00pm- Family Swim7:00pm-8:00pm - Swim Team Skills PracticeKiddie Pool: 5 years and younger is open from 12:15pm-8:00pm **Adult Supervision Required
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 2 (B)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 3 (C)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 2(G)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 1 (A)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Level 4 (D)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Preschool Level 1(F)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 1 (H)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Flex 2 (I)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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2026 Summer Swim Lessons Session 4 ***EVENING SESSION*** - Session 4 Parent & Child (E)
Swim Lessons Session 4 (Evening Session) Registration opens Tuesday, May 5th @5:30pm. Lessons are held Monday-Thursday. Fridays are reserved as a make-up day for cancellations due to weather. Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons are available upon request. Arrangements are made through pool staff. Fees: $130.00- Resident $162.50- Non-ResidentParent and Child - for ages 6 months to 36 months (must be accompanied by an adult) This class will teach your child to become more comfortable in water, so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. Basic skills taught include adjusting to water environment, comfort holding a front or back position in water and demonstrating breath control (blowing bubbles. etc.). Preschool Aquatics (3 Levels) Ages 3 and up. Designed to give children a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience. Level 1 helps orient young preschool children to aquatic environment and gain basic skills. Level 2 helps children gain greater independence in the water using basic skills, Level 3 helps children to gain basic swimming propulsion skills to be comfortable in and around water. Each level must be completed before advancing to the next level. Learn-To-Swim (Levels 1 and 2) – Ages 6 and up Instructors will teach swimmers’ ability and confidence. Level 1: Focuses on skills such as water entry and exit, bobbing, blowing bubbles through nose and mouth, opening eyes underwater and retrieving objects. Level 1 must be passed to move to the next level.Level 2: Participants must be able to perform kicks, basic arm strokes and be comfortable with face in water. This level focuses on jumping feet first into the water, fully submerging and holding breath, floating face down in the water, back float, changing direction while swimming on front and back and continued work on swimming on front and back. Level 2 must be completed before advancing to Level 3.Level 3 - Stroke Development: Builds on previously learned skills by providing additional practice. Participants learn the survival float, front crawl with rotary breath and elementary backstroke. Headfirst entry into water is introduced and treading skills are improved with scissor and dolphin kicks. Level 3 must be passed before advancing to level 4. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement: Develops participants’ confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other aquatic skills. In Level 4, participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl, elementary backstroke) for greater distances. Participants also learn the back crawl, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at a wall. Level 4 must be completed to advance to level 5. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement: Participants refine their performance of all strokes and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced. Diving is refined. Level 5 must be completed to advance to level 6.Level 6 - Swimming and Skill Proficiency: The objectives of this level, the final level of the American Red Cross learn-to-swim program, are to refine the strokes so participants can swim them with ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness while going greater distances.
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