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The city of la Habra swim program will be in full swing this summer, with new and returning events! As in the past, there will be swim lessons for children and open swim for all ages. There also will be Dive-In movies, where participants can cool off in or next to the pool while watching a family friendly movie. The aquatics staff will also staff the kids' zone at the concerts in the park this summer.
Swim lessons for youth are offered from beginning to advanced levels at the La Habra High School pool, 801 W. Highlander Ave., from mid-June through August. The La Habra Swim Program was developed to teach children water safety in a calm, safe, fun environment. We follow the American Red Cross Learn to Swim approach, implementing the stepping stone method, which places children into the appropriate skill level classes for the quickest possible progression. Class sessions last for two weeks and are held Monday-Thursday in 40-minute sessions. The cost is $65 per child, per two-week session. You can register in person at the La Habra Community Center, over the phone, or online. Additional fees apply for phone and online registration. Here is the 2017 swim lesson schedule:
Beginning June 5th, the La Habra High School pool will be open to the public for recreational swim, under the safety of City of La Habra lifeguard and other aquatic staff supervision, Monday-Thursday from 1:00-3:00 p.m. and Friday from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Every Friday, hot dogs will be added to the snack bar. Participants are expected to follow pool rules, which will be on display on the pool deck, as well as briefly provided at the time of entry onto the pool deck. Admission to open swim is $2 for adults (18 yrs. & older) and $1 for kids (17 yrs. & under). Please note that small children must be accompanied by a responsible adult, all swimmers must wear proper swim attire in the pool, and no toys or flotation devices are allowed in the pool. The last day for recreational swim is Friday, July 27th.
Welcome to Dive-In Movies, where you and your family can enjoy a family friendly movie while relaxing at the pool. Hot dogs, beverages and snacks will be available for purchase. Certified lifeguards will be on duty throughout the event. Tickets will be available at the La Habra Community Center, 101 W. La Habra Blvd., and, also at the La Habra High School pool during hours City aquatics staff are present. For more information, please call 562-383-4205.
The 2017 movie schedule is as follows:
Polo Buddies is a beginner level water polo and swim class for boys and girls ages seven-15 years old. With small class sizes and multiple coaches, students receive more individual instruction. This class is perfect for any child, including those with ADHD (ADD) and Asperger's. Students will be taught swimming, eggbeater, head-up freestyle, dribbling, ball handling, and passing skills. Students will also work on communication skills, how to be good teammates, and how to deal with adversity. All students must be water safe, able to follow verbal directions and able to work in groups of three to four kids. For more information, please either contact Polo Buddies at 714-340-3471 or the Community Center at 562-383-4205 or visit www.polobuddies.com.
Swim Lessons
Swim lessons for youth are offered from beginning to advanced levels at the La Habra High School pool, 801 W. Highlander Ave., from mid-June through August. The La Habra Swim Program was developed to teach children water safety in a calm, safe, fun environment. We follow the American Red Cross Learn to Swim approach, implementing the stepping stone method, which places children into the appropriate skill level classes for the quickest possible progression. Class sessions last for two weeks and are held Monday-Thursday in 40-minute sessions. The cost is $65 per child, per two-week session. You can register in person at the La Habra Community Center, over the phone, or online. Additional fees apply for phone and online registration. Here is the 2017 swim lesson schedule:
- June 5th-June 15th
- June 19th-June 29th
- July 3rd-July 13th (no class on Tuesday, July 4th)
- July 17th-July 27th
Recreational Open Swim
Beginning June 5th, the La Habra High School pool will be open to the public for recreational swim, under the safety of City of La Habra lifeguard and other aquatic staff supervision, Monday-Thursday from 1:00-3:00 p.m. and Friday from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Every Friday, hot dogs will be added to the snack bar. Participants are expected to follow pool rules, which will be on display on the pool deck, as well as briefly provided at the time of entry onto the pool deck. Admission to open swim is $2 for adults (18 yrs. & older) and $1 for kids (17 yrs. & under). Please note that small children must be accompanied by a responsible adult, all swimmers must wear proper swim attire in the pool, and no toys or flotation devices are allowed in the pool. The last day for recreational swim is Friday, July 27th.
Dive-In Movies
Welcome to Dive-In Movies, where you and your family can enjoy a family friendly movie while relaxing at the pool. Hot dogs, beverages and snacks will be available for purchase. Certified lifeguards will be on duty throughout the event. Tickets will be available at the La Habra Community Center, 101 W. La Habra Blvd., and, also at the La Habra High School pool during hours City aquatics staff are present. For more information, please call 562-383-4205.
The 2017 movie schedule is as follows:
- May 19th: Ice Age: Collision Course
- June 16th: Norm of the North
- July 21st: Finding Dory
For a copy of the 2017 Dive-In Movie flyer, please click here.
For more information on aquatics activities, view the 2017 Summer Aquatics Brochure or call 562-383-4205.
Polo Buddies Water Polo & Swim Class
Polo Buddies is a beginner level water polo and swim class for boys and girls ages seven-15 years old. With small class sizes and multiple coaches, students receive more individual instruction. This class is perfect for any child, including those with ADHD (ADD) and Asperger's. Students will be taught swimming, eggbeater, head-up freestyle, dribbling, ball handling, and passing skills. Students will also work on communication skills, how to be good teammates, and how to deal with adversity. All students must be water safe, able to follow verbal directions and able to work in groups of three to four kids. For more information, please either contact Polo Buddies at 714-340-3471 or the Community Center at 562-383-4205 or visit www.polobuddies.com.
