No Swim Lessons December 18, 2023 - January 2, 2024
Cost for Swim Lessons
Information for Swim Lessons
Information for Swim Lessons
We do not offer make up classes or offer refunds for missed classes. No holds on classes.
Classes are offered Monday, Tuesday (beginning Oct 10), Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:30-7:45p.
Cost of classes are $100/month and are prorated for any days PISD is not in school.
Classes roll over each month. We require 14 days notice for any cancellations!
Information for Swim Lessons
Information for Swim Lessons
Information for Swim Lessons
We do not offer make up classes or offer refunds for missed classes. No holds on classes.
Prosper Swim School follows the PISD calendar so when school is closed, we are closed.
Our classes are skill based, not age based (please see the Which Level Should I Register For? section). The curriculum will adjust as the swimmer makes prog
We do not offer make up classes or offer refunds for missed classes. No holds on classes.
Prosper Swim School follows the PISD calendar so when school is closed, we are closed.
Our classes are skill based, not age based (please see the Which Level Should I Register For? section). The curriculum will adjust as the swimmer makes progress; no need to change days or times! Each lesson is 25-30 min.
Class size is limited to 2-3 swimmers for levels 1-4 and gradually increase as the progression levels increase.
We teach all 4 competitive strokes, flip turns and dives. For the swimmers wishing to tryout for our club swim team, we have an advanced class called Bridge to Swim Team. This class helps to build strength and endurance as well as swimming vocabulary. Bridge is $145/mo for regular school year lessons (meeting 3X week for 45 min).
Level Descriptions
Information for Swim Lessons
Evaluations
Level 1 & 2
Comfort in water, bubbles, breath control, going underwater for the length of time as their age, glide (front and back), and kicking. Exit water without a ladder, jump in-turn-get to safety, ready position, streamline.
Level 3 & 4
Requirements to begin level 3&4: must be able to go underwater and hold breath for length of t
Level 1 & 2
Comfort in water, bubbles, breath control, going underwater for the length of time as their age, glide (front and back), and kicking. Exit water without a ladder, jump in-turn-get to safety, ready position, streamline.
Level 3 & 4
Requirements to begin level 3&4: must be able to go underwater and hold breath for length of time as their age, back and front float, kicking with a board or noodle for 15 feet.
Swimmers will learn to swim using freestyle arms or scoops (age 3-4) and getting into proper position for the side breath (age 5+) or roll over to back (age 3-4). Swimmers learn side glide kick position for side breath (ages 5 and up). Ages 5 and up will swim four strokes then pause in side glide kick.
Level 5 & 6
Requirements to begin level 5&6: must be able to swim using freestyle arms or scoops for four strokes with kicks, and face in the water.
Swim 3 strokes then take a breath, then swim 3 strokes again followed by a breath for 15 yards (swim, breathe, swim, breathe). Backstroke is learned with proper kicking at the top of water, relaxed arm position, shoulder rolls and head remains still.
Level 7 & 8
Requirements to begin level 7&8: Must be able to swim a length of freestyle using a side breath, be able to swim a length of backstroke with proper form.
Breaststroke pull and kick are learned with proper timing. We teach the feet to move wider than the hips and knees, good rhythm of kick creating a glide, foot flexion, pull is in front of the body instead of under the stomach.
Level 9 & 10
Requirements to begin level 9&10: Must be able to swim a full length in freestyle using side breath, backstroke with proper form, and breaststroke must be legal. Butterfly is learned including dolphin kick, dolphin kick with forward breath, butterfly arm motion. This level will review of all strokes. Flip turns beginning with somersault and somersault with a wall push and dive off the blocks is practiced for swimmers wanting to try out for swim team. Treading water is learned if access to the deeper end is available.
Evaluations
Information for Swim Lessons
Evaluations
Download the iClassPro app to follow your swimmer's progress! Use the account name prosperswim, all one word, no caps.
Our instructors evaluate frequently so you can see what progress is made week to week!
PISD Calendar
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PISD Calendar
Prosper Swim School will follow the PISD calendar. When students are out of school, Prosper Swim School is closed. No school = no swim lessons
2023 closures:
October 5-9 Fall Break
November 19-25 Thanksgiving
December 15-Jan 3 Winter Break
Equipment Required
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PISD Calendar
We believe that if the swimmer can see, they will learn better. We love to use goggles to help reassure new swimmers and continue progress with confidence.
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PISD Natatorium #2 GO VOTE!
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We wanted to take this opportunity to answer some questions we have received as to why the second natatorium cannot be found on the upcoming bond. The reason that the second natatorium won't be seen on this bond is because it will be built using 2019 bond funds. Due to the rapid overall student growth our district has experienced, new ca
We wanted to take this opportunity to answer some questions we have received as to why the second natatorium cannot be found on the upcoming bond. The reason that the second natatorium won't be seen on this bond is because it will be built using 2019 bond funds. Due to the rapid overall student growth our district has experienced, new campuses were prioritized over support facilities such as a second natatorium, performing arts center, and administration building. We understand that the district needs an additional natatorium which is why the plan is to have the new stadium and natatorium completed prior to opening high school #5. We hope this answers the main question as to why the natatorium can't be seen on the upcoming bond, as well as, sheds some light on a timeline of when the next natatorium can be expected.