The pricing below is per-session (4 total lessons)

$28.00 | In-District Resident Fee
$34.00 | Out-of-District Resident Fee
$14.00 | Scholarship Fee
$0 | Active Rx Program (must receive Government Aid)

Scholarships
We are committed to making our programs accessible. Swim Lesson Scholarships are available. Please inquire about the scholarships at the front desk or when you sign up for swim lesson.

Active Rx Program
Oregon residents who receive social service benefits are eligible for free access to the pool and swim lesson programs. This includes participation in SNAP, WIC, TANF, the Free/Reduced Lunch Program, OHP, or being a foster parent. Please call or visit the front desk for assistance with registration

Minnows (Parent Required in Water)
Taught in therapy pool.
6 months to 2 years of age
Introduce your child to swimming basics with your help. Learn tools for swimming with your child and create a solid base for future skills.

Guppies
Taught in therapy pool.
2 - 3 years old
For children with little experience or who are hesitant in the water. Child must be able to hold onto the wall, wait their turn, and follow simple instructions. Focus on comfort with basic swimming and water safety skills taught such as blowing bubbles, back floats, going underwater, and assisted forward swimming.

Bettas
Taught in therapy pool.
3 + years old
This class is for the more independent toddler who has confidence in the water, is willing to blow bubbles and go underwater prior to the first day of class. This class will focus on independent swimming, front and back floats, and buoyancy and breath control.

Jellyfish (Formerly Level 1)
Taught in the therapy pool.
Students will continue with breath control work, working on advanced breathing skills for safety, and learning to coordinate breathing with forward swimming. Students will learn independent front and back floats, and begin to coordinate the basics of freestyle.

Dolphins (Formerly Level 2)
Taught in the competition pool with introduction to deep water.
This class will focus on independent swimming: floating, streamline kicking, freestyle, and backstroke. Students will learn the basics of rotary breathing, swimming for distance, and treading water.

Sharks (Formerly Level 3 & Level 4)
Taught in the competition pool, this program helps students build confidence, endurance, and advanced water safety skills. Swimmers become comfortable in deep water while practicing diving from the deck, feet-first and face-first surface dives, and treading water. Instruction focuses on refining freestyle with rotary breathing, backstroke coordination, and developing breaststroke and butterfly. As students progress, they prepare for advanced water safety and potential competition, with continued stroke refinement, and improved endurance.

• Child may not be enrolled in multiple classes of the same session.

• No swimming with open wounds or contagious illness.

• Cancellations due to low enrollment result in a credit and/or refund issued.

• Cancellations with less than 24-hours notice of the first class that are not due to an approved illness will result in loss of lesson credits.

• No refunds due to cancellations from inclement weather. A free pool pass for your child will be available for pick up for one day closures.

• Waitlists are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. When a spot becomes available, the first customer on the waitlist will be notified by email and must respond within 24 hours to secure the spot. If no response is received within that time frame, the spot will be offered to the next customer on the waitlist.

• Lesson fees do not include free swimming before and after the class. Children that would like to swim before and after their lessons must be paid for.

• Bring a towels and warm clothes.

• Secure long hair.

• Let the instructor know of medical conditions at the first lesson.

• Parents MUST accompany their child in the water to help non-swimmers during lessons. Instructors will guide the lesson to build skills, confidence, and teamwork.

• Use the restroom prior to lesson.

• Please don’t change diapers on the pool deck. You can use the changing stations in the women’s locker room or the family changing room.

• Only light meals prior to lesson time.

Adult swimmers of all ability levels are welcome, from the complete beginning with possible fear of the water to the experienced swimmer who wants to master basic strokes and breathing, and improve stroke technique. Lessons will be tailored to each student’s comfort and ability level with a low teacher to student ratio.

Adult Evening Lessons are appropriate for young adults or adults with little to no experience in the water. The focus of this class is the become more confident with skills like front and back floats, rhythmic breathing, freestyle basics, and survival strategies. As participants gain strength and confidence, more skills and strokes will be added.

Call the aquatic center at 541-386-1303 to inquire about adult lesson registration.