With unintentional drowning found to be the second highest cause of death for children under the age of 10 and approximately 460 lakes throughout Snohomish County, Windermere and The Y recognize that swim lessons should be a necessity for all—not a luxury for some.

Through fundraising and a generous grant from our community partners, all Garfield Elementary School 3rd Graders are being given the opportunity to participate in swim lessons provided by the Y at no charge!

The Y’s goal is teaching kids how to be safe and more comfortable in the water. Students will learn water safety skills and build stroke technique in a safe and welcoming environment, for 5 thirty-minute lessons. Students will be supervised by both school and aquatic personnel.

Parents can expect their non-swimmers to have a good grasp of swimming basics and those with current swimmers can expect their child to have improved endurance and technique.

We look forward to having your children learn with us and swim with us! We are happy and grateful to partner with Windermere on this fantastic opportunity.

We do not want any part of this opportunity to be a financial hardship. If your child is in need of swimsuit or swim shorts in order to participate, please contact Esther Leonardo, Senior Director, at [email protected].

With unintentional drowning found to be the second highest cause of death for children under the age of 10 and approximately 460 lakes throughout Snohomish County, Windermere and The Y recognize that swim lessons should be a necessity for all—not a luxury for some.

Through fundraising and a generous grant from our community partners, all Hawthorne Elementary School 3rd Graders are being given the opportunity to participate in swim lessons provided by the Y at no charge!

The Y’s goal is teaching kids how to be safe and more comfortable in the water. Students will learn water safety skills and build stroke technique in a safe and welcoming environment, for 5 thirty-minute lessons. Students will be supervised by both school and aquatic personnel.

Parents can expect their non-swimmers to have a good grasp of swimming basics and those with current swimmers can expect their child to have improved endurance and technique.

We look forward to having your children learn with us and swim with us! We are happy and grateful to partner with Windermere on this fantastic opportunity.

We do not want any part of this opportunity to be a financial hardship. If your child is in need of swimsuit or swim shorts in order to participate, please contact Esther Leonardo, Senior Director, at [email protected].

With unintentional drowning found to be the second highest cause of death for children under the age of 10 and approximately 460 lakes throughout Snohomish County, Windermere and The Y recognize that swim lessons should be a necessity for all—not a luxury for some.

Through fundraising and a generous grant from our community partners, all Lowell Elementary School 3rd Graders are being given the opportunity to participate in swim lessons provided by the Y at no charge!

The Y’s goal is teaching kids how to be safe and more comfortable in the water. Students will learn water safety skills and build stroke technique in a safe and welcoming environment, for 5 thirty-minute lessons. Students will be supervised by both school and aquatic personnel.

Parents can expect their non-swimmers to have a good grasp of swimming basics and those with current swimmers can expect their child to have improved endurance and technique.

We look forward to having your children learn with us and swim with us! We are happy and grateful to partner with Windermere on this fantastic opportunity.

We do not want any part of this opportunity to be a financial hardship. If your child is in need of swimsuit or swim shorts in order to participate, please contact Esther Leonardo, Senior Director, at [email protected].