Youth swim lessons at University Recreation are a great way to make sure your young ones learn the skills they need in the water. Each level articulates strokes and techniques to make sure kids stay safe and alert in the pool, at the beach or in the river. Registration ends June 19 for the session beginning June 20 through June 30. Click here to sign up for a session that works for your schedule.
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