RKSA Updated Covid-19 Policy
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Fall -Winter Group Programming

                             RKSA promotes a safe teaching environment.  Here here for a picture of a few of our staff.    ​                       
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Announcements:  Updated  10/19/20 

• The next payment due date is Sat,  October 24th.  You can pay online for the 8 week period, or drop a check off in the office. 
• We are closed the week of Thanksgiving, and 2 weeks surrounding the Christmas Holiday.  Closed:  11/23-11/27 (Thx.) and 12/21-1/3/21 (Christmas). You are not charged when we are closed, so the 8 week payment period, is actually an 11 week duration.  
• Swim Period #1:  August 31 - November 5 (10 weeks).
• Swim Period #2:  November 9 - January 22 (8 weeks)
• The front entrance (our entrance facing McLean Street) is open.   Please park in the State Farm lot catty corner from the pool.  There is a sign indicating 'RKSA swimmers'. The building is still under construction so please be careful. 

​Congratulations #10 Sticker Recipients - ​​Congrats to the  swimmers (below) who have earned their #10 Sticker.  They are now able to swim all four competitive strokes, and 300 yards freestyle.  Most importantly, ARE SAFE SWIMMERS!​​     See their pics here!​

• Susanna Birkey 9/22/20
• Sharman Gokale 8/12/20
• Zia Winters 7/28/20
• ​Rishabh Narendranath 7/22/20
• Lauren Heape 7/20/20 
• Cara Batesole 7/20/20
• Kaylee Batesole 7/20/20
• Lydia Clemons  7/22/20
• Balian Geigner 7/6/20
• Henry Kopsell 7/14/20 
• Hylan Crutchley 6/23/20 
• Charlie McNulty 3/2/20
• Clara Waits 3/2/20​
• Camerson Petersen 
• Ainsley Keag 

​Returning Swimmer? Please go to Contact Us,  and send us an e-mail to check current openings. 
       

            Ever wonder why you keep coming to lessons?   
           Here are some reasons to consider....
·         Swimming is fun for the whole family!
·         Time spent around the water is more enjoyable—and
                     relaxing when everyone is safe.
·         Swimming is an activity you can do your whole life.
·         Improving your water skills is a great way to
            develop coordination and enhance cross-training.
·         Many fun group activities involve bodies of water.
·         High schools PE classes often require water-
              based classes. It's very stressful to begin to learn                to swim at that age,  and in a deep body of water.                    
                           It’s a life skill and it's FUN!!

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RKSA Ability Levels

The results are clear! 
The toddlers love the Baby N Me program and it advances their swimming capabilities at a very young age.   Ask our parents or come down and observe this program!