P R O G R A M Half Hollow Hills School District

Community Aquatics

FAMILY SWIM #100Swimming is a sport that is good for people of all ages. It’s fun, easy and an ideal activity that allmembers of the family can do together. No instruction or activity is planned. The following rules apply:(1) Children may not attend without their own parent. (2) No family or friend substitutions are permitted.(3) A child who is less than 4’ 6” must be attended by a parent at all times. (4) Flotation devices are notpermitted. Lifeguards are on duty during this program.

EARLY SPRING SESSION:Saturdays beginning January 15 (12-week session)Time: 3 pm – 4 pmFee: $95.00

LATE SPRING SESSION:Saturdays beginning May 7 (6-week session)Time: 3 pm – 4 pm Fee: $50.00

ADULT LAP SWIMMING #101Swimming is an all-around physical conditioning activity. This is for people who would like anopportunity to enhance or maintain their cardio-respiratory and muscular fitness. Lines separating fast,medium and slow lanes will be in the pool. Showers, dressing areas and lockers are furnished. Lifeguardsare on duty during this program. Must be 18 years old. Proof of age is required.

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays beginning January 5 (15-session card)Time: 8 pm – 9:45 pmFee: $100.00

LEARN TO SWIM FOR CHILDREN #102With so many backyard pools and boats in the area, more and more children are spending time in and/ornear water. Safety for children begins with being confident and capable in the water. This course teachescorrect strokes, breathing, floating and water safety. All children will be tested during the first session andplaced in a class based on ability. The course is for children ages 6 and up. Must be 6 years old on orbefore March 1. Proof of age is required.

Saturdays beginning January 15 (12-week session)3 Available Times: 12 noon – 12:50 pm, 1 pm – 1:50 pm, and 2 pm – 2:50 pmFee: $125.00

ADULT LEARN TO SWIM #103This course is for adults who cannot swim or want to improve their swimming skills. Topics includeproper breathing, floating, strokes and water safety.

Thursdays beginning March 10 (10-week session)Time: 8 pm – 9 pmFee: $100.00

Community Aquatics ProgramSpring 2011 Registration Form

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IMPORTANT INFORMATIONPrograms Begin January 5, 2011

Note to Participants: Please note that there is no writtenconfirmation of acceptance into a class. Be sure to bring yourown swimsuit, towel and lock to the pool with you.

Office and Pool Location:The Half Hollow Hills Natatorium is adjacent to Half HollowHills High School West at375 Wolf Hill Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746.Pool Hours: Monday-Friday 8 pm - 10 pmSaturday 9:45 am - 4 pmPool Phone (631) 592-3236

Registration Forms: Mail Early!

Mail-in registration begins immediately after thisCommunity Aquatics Program brochure is mailed. Please mail completed registration form(s) to:Mr. Patrick MurphyDirector of Health, Physical Education and F & CSHalf Hollow Hills School District525 Half Hollow RoadDix Hills, NY 11746

In-Person Registration at High School West-Day:Date…………………………….January 3, 4 and 5Time…………………………….3 pm - 6 pm

In-Person Registration at High School West-Evening:Date…………………………….January 3, 4 and 5Time…………………………….7 pm - 9:45 pm

In-Person Registration Day and Evening:Where………….The Half Hollow Hills Natatorium at HS WestPhone………….(631) 592-3236

Make Checks Payable to: Half Hollow Hills Schools

Refund Policy:Refunds will only be given if a course is canceled.No CASH accepted.

SPRING CALENDARCOMMUNITY AQUATICS PROGRAM

There is no written confirmation of acceptance into a class. Refundswill only be given if a course is canceled. No cash accepted.

For additional information, contact Patrick Murphy,Director of Health, Physical Education and F & CS, at (631) 592-3373.

POOL HOURSMon–Fri: 8 PM – 10 PM Sat: 9:45 AM – 4 PM

The shaded areas indicate when the pool is closed.* To compensate for emergency school closings/snow days, the school willopen on the following days – in this order: May 27, April 26, 25,18.

WATERFRONT LIFEGUARD #107This full course consists of Waterfront Lifeguard, First Aid and CPR/AED training forthe Professional Rescuer. The American Red Cross Waterfront Lifeguard courseprovides participants with the skills and knowledge to prevent, recognize, and respondto emergencies in and around pools and non-surf waterfront facilities. First Aid andCPR/AED training for the Professional Rescuer is also included. Please bring a checkmade out to American Red Cross for $54.38 for the book and breathing mask to theprerequisite date of January 24.Age requirement: 15 years old or older by the end of the course (May 23rd)Maximum number of participants: 14—Course enrollment is based upon waterstrength and performance on the prerequisite swim test ONLY.Prerequisites:• Continuously swim a combination of front crawl and breaststroke for 550 yards• Swim 25 yards, retrieve a 10-pound object from a 12-foot depth and swim

25 yards with the object in less than 100 seconds (no goggles)• Swim 15 yards underwater and retrieve 3 diving rings in a single breath (no goggles)

Prerequisite Testing and Introductory Class: Monday, January 24Classes: Mondays beginning January 31 through May 23 – This is a 14-week course after the initial testing and intro class. You must attend all 15 weeks of this course to get your certification –NO EXCEPTIONS.Time: 6:45 pm – 10 pmFee: $200 for HHH residents/$300 for non-HHH residentsMake-up Date: Monday, June 6

RECERTIFICATION FOR CPR/AED FOR THEPROFESSIONAL RESCUER #109This course is suitable for those who need recertification in CPR/AED for the ProfessionalRescuer. Participants must complete written testing and perform practical skill scenarioswith mannequins to qualify for recertification. Please bring breathing mask, certificationsand $10.00 for the American Red Cross certification cards to the class.

Wednesday, May 25 OR Monday, June 27Time: 6 pm – 10 pmFee: $45.00 for HHH residents/$65.00 for non-HHH residents

RECERTIFICATION FOR WATERFRONTLIFEGUARDING AND FIRST AID #110This course is suitable for those who need recertification in Waterfront Lifeguarding andFirst Aid. Participants must complete written testing and perform water and land rescueskill scenarios to qualify for recertification. Please bring bathing suit, towel, certificationsand $6.00 for the American Red Cross certification cards to the class.

Tuesday, May 24 OR Wednesday, June 29Time: 6 pm – 10 pmFee: $45.00 for HHH residents/$65.00 for non-HHH residents

AMERICAN RED CROSS WATER SAFETYINSTRUCTOR TRAINING #111If you are at least 16 years old and a proficient swimmer, you can become an AmericanRed Cross Water Safety Instructor. Learn to teach children and adults about safety, survivaland swimming skills; and teach your community about water safely. It is fun and you’lldevelop valuable teaching and leadership skills. Please bring a check made payable toAmerican Red Cross for $81.83 for the WSI textbook to the first class.

Tuesdays beginning January 18 (12-week session)Time: 7 pm – 10 pmFee: $185 for HHH residents/$200 for non-HHH residentsMake-up Date: May 3 (7 pm – 10 pm)

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SPRINGBOARD DIVING #104This course will cover the basics of springboard diving: approach, hurdle, take-off,flight and entry. Emphasis will be on proper techniques and form. In addition, allfive groups of dives will be taught: forward, back, reverse, inward and twisting.The spring course will also emphasize competition-level dives and techniques used in competition.

Saturdays beginning January 15 (12-week session)Time: 10 am – 11 am and 11 am – 12 noonFee: $120.00 for HHH students/ $180.00 for non-residents

AQUAROBICS #105Aquarobics is a form of rhythmic exercise that supports the body while using wateras resistance. Swimming ability is not required.

EARLY SPRING SESSION:Saturdays beginning January 15 (12-week session)Time: 10 am – 10:45 amFee: $70.00

LATE SPRING SESSION:Saturdays beginning May 7 (6-week session)Time: 10 am – 10:45 am Fee: $40.00

BABIES LEARN TO SWIM #112This is a parent-orientation and water-adjustment program. It is designed tofamiliarize both the parent and the baby with the water and make the babycomfortable in the water. There are many safety techniques that are taught to the baby and the parent. This course is for children ages 6 months to 2 years.

Saturdays beginning May 7 (6-week session)Time: 11 am – 11:45 amFee: $50.00

PRE-SCHOOLERS LEARN TO SWIM #113This could be a child’s first swimming experience without a parent. Waterorientation is taught with emphasis on kicking, arm pull/breath control, back float and water safety skills. The course is for children ages 3 to 5 years.

Saturdays beginning May 7 (6-week session)3 Available Times: 12 noon-12:50 pm/ 1 pm – 1:50 pm/2 pm – 2:50 pmFee: $50.00