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Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.

Class Focus: This class helps participants get comfortable in the water through songs, toys, and games. With a guardian in the water, they practice floating, changing positions, submerging, and safely entering and exiting the pool. The focus is on giving guardians tools to support their participant’s progress toward independent swimming; it does not teach independent swimming. Contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the participant’s level.

• Enter and exit the water assisted by either walking down and up pool steps or sliding in and out on the stomach using hands on the wall.
• Use equipment like kickboards and floating toys to build muscle memory.
• Practice submerging safely without swallowing water.
• Learn different hold techniques to develop beginner swimming skills.
• Practice floating on front and back while comfortably changing positions

All swim classes must meet a minimum enrollment to run at the current fee; if not, the class may be canceled or offered in an alternative format for an additional fee.