Aquatics

Lessons are 45 minutes each and are held Monday-Thursday for both weeks; Fridays are reserved for make-ups due to pool closure. See the registration site (coming soon) for a full description of levels. Sessions will fill! 

Session A June 16-26, 2025

9-9:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

10-10:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

11-11:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

12-12:45 p.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

 

Session B June 30-July 10, 2025

9-9:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

10-10:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

11-11:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

12-12:45 p.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

 

Session C July 14-24, 2025

9-9:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

10-10:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

11-11:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

12-12:45 p.m.- Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

 

Session D July 28- August 7

9-9:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

10-10:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

11-11:45 a.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

12-12:45 p.m. - Swim Lessons (level 1-4)

 

Cost per session - $140

Registration coming on Feb. 15, 2025

After successfully completing Level 4 and receiving a completion certificate, children are ready for Advanced Swimming. Advanced Swimming is about stroke refinement and swimming for endurance. Additionally, children will learn flip turns and poolside and diving board dives. Advanced Swim is 8–8:45 a.m. only. 

Session A: June 16-26, 8 a.m.

Session B: June 30-July 10, 8 a.m.

Session C: July 14-24, 8 a.m.

Session D: July 28-Aug. 7, 8 a.m.

Cost: $140/Session

Bring the family and beat the heat at the Dunn Pool with a family or single pass! The pool opens for pass holders on June 14 and closes on Aug. 17. Please note, the pool is closed on July 4. Registration for passes opens on Feb. 15 and continues while supplies last. Don't wait to register.  

Monday-Friday*: 4-7 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: 2-7 p.m.

Cost
Full Season Family Pass*- $320
Full Season Single Pass- $190
Visitor Day Pass- $15
*Partial-season passes are not available.

Purpose: To begin
developing positive
attitudes, good
swimming habits, and
safe practices in and
around the water

PREREQUISITE
• Child can sit without parent assistance at
pool steps.
• Child has the ability to follow simple
verbal cues.

WILL LEARN:
• Entering water independently using steps
or side.
• Traveling at least 5 yards, bobbing 3 times,
then exiting the water with support.
• Gliding on front supported by at least 2
body lengths.
• Rolling to a back float for 3 seconds with
support.
• Recovering to a vertical position with
support.
It is common for children to participate
in several sessions of Level I before they
successfully demonstrate each skill.

Purpose: To increase
basic knowledge of
swimming on both
stomach and back
independently.

PREREQUISITE
• Entering water independently using steps
or side.
• Traveling at least 5 yards, bobbing 3 times,
then exiting the water with support.
• Gliding on front supported by at least 2
body lengths.
• Rolling to a back float for 3 seconds with
support.
• Recovering to a vertical position with
support.
It is common for children to participate
in several sessions of Level I before
they demonstrate each skill to a level of
proficiency that allows them to advance.

WILL LEARN:
• Stepping from the side into chest-deep
water.
• Front crawl at lease 5 yards
independently. Bob 3 times and exit the
water independently.
• Moving into a back float for five seconds,
rolling to front, then recovering to a
vertical position.
• Pushing off and swimming using
combined arm and leg actions on front for
5 body lengths, rolling to back, floating for
15 seconds, rolling to front to continue
swimming for 5 body lengths.
It is common for children to participate
in several sessions of Level 2 before they
successfully demonstrate each skill.

Purpose: To build on
the skills in Level 2 by
providing additional
guided practice and
encouraging increased
independence and
endurance.

PREREQUISITE
All skills must be completed independently
• Stepping from the side into chest-deep
water.
• Moving into a front float for 5 seconds,
rolling to back, floating for 5 seconds, then
recovering to a vertical position.
• Moving into a back float for five seconds,
rolling to front, then recovering to a
vertical position.
• Pushing off and swimming using
combined arm and leg actions on front for
5 body lengths, rolling to back, floating
for 15 seconds, rolling to front to continue
swimming for 5 body lengths.
It is common for children to participate
in several sessions of Level 2 before
they demonstrate each skill to a level of
proficiency that allows them to advance.

WILL LEARN:
• Jumping into deep water from the side.
• Swimming the front crawl for 15 yards.
• Maintaining position by treading or
floating for 30 seconds.
• Swimming the elementary backstroke for
15 yards.
• Introduction to butterfly.

Stroke
Improvement
Purpose: To develop
children’s confidence
in the strokes learned
in Level 3 and to
improve other aquatic
skills.

PREREQUISITE
All skills must be completed independently
• Jumping into deep water from the side.
• Swimming the front crawl for 15 yards.
• Maintaining position by treading or
floating for 30 seconds.
• Swimming the elementary backstroke for
15 yards.

WILL LEARN:
• Swimming the front crawl for 25 yards.
• Swimming the elementary backstroke for
25 yards.
• Swimming the breaststroke for 15 yards.
• Swimming the back crawl for 15 yards.
• Open turns on the front and back.
• Swimming the butterfly stroke for 15
yards.

Purpose: Stroke
refinement, endurance,
swimming fitness, and
dives.

PREREQUISITE
• Swimming the front crawl for 25 yards.
• Swimming the elementary backstroke for
25 yards.
• Swimming the breaststroke for 15 yards.
• Swimming the back crawl for 15 yards.
• Open turns on the front and back.

WILL LEARN:
After successfully completing Level 4 and
receiving a completion certificate, children
are ready for Advanced Swimming,
held Sessions A&B from 9:00-9:50 a.m.
Advanced Swimming is about stroke
refinement and swimming for endurance.
Children will learn flip turns as well as
poolside and diving board dives. Ask
instructor for details.