
Swimming

Parents love seeing their children progress their swimming skills in a fun, safe and controlled environment. Each participant shows off their newly learned skills at the last class of the season. Learn more about scholarships here.
Division Info
Key:Parent & Me
Introduces floating, kicking, blowing bubbles and overall comfort in the water.
Division Requirements
- Must have a disability that limits participation in mainstream sports
- Parent or guardian must participate with child at each program
Sport Requirements
- Parent/guardian must accompany child into the water
- Child should have some head control and no risk of aspiration
- Participant does not have to be able to swim independently
Champions
Unlike other divisions, coaches in the Champions division will take sensory breaks between structured tasks as needed by each class. We strive to provide 1:1 volunteer assistance as the swimmers work to progress individual skills with direct guidance from our swim instructor who focuses on comfort in the water, swim skills, water safety and basic swim strokes.
Division Requirements
- Must have a disability that limits participation in mainstream sports
- Requires extra attention due to any behavioral or sensory diagnosis
- Needs help to follow directions and stay on task during group activity
Sport Requirements
- Child should have some head control and no risk of aspiration
- Participant does not have to be able to swim independently
Allstars
Our Allstars class strives to provide 1:1 volunteers to help children progress their individual swim skills with direct guidance from the swim instructor who will focus on teaching swim skills, water safety and swim strokes.
Division Requirements
- Must have a disability that limits participation in mainstream sports
- Must be able to follow directions and stay on task during group activity without assistance
- May need help completing activities due to physical or intellectual needs
Sport Requirements
- Child should have some head control and no risk of aspiration
- Participant does not have to be able to swim independently