108010 - Parent and Child Aquatics

Are you wondering when should you start your child in swim lessons? It is never too early to introduce your child to the water. Parent and Child Aquatics is an introduction to the water for young children and a water safety course for parents. Parents must be in the water with the child as it helps to develop swimming readiness by teaching children how to have fun in the water. The goals ofParent and Child Aquatics are to provide experiences and activities for parents and children to learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, feel comfortable in the water, submerge, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, change body position in the water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

108020 - Preschool Aquatics I

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

108021 - Preschool Aquatics 2

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

108022 - Preschool Aquatics 3

108210 - Level 1-Intro to Water Skills

There are no prerequisities for this course. The objective of Level 1 is to help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Students are introduced to elementary aquatic skills which will be built upon throughout the five levels of the Learn to Swim Program. Youth who have some experience with the water may begin the program at a higher level.

108220 - Level 2-Fundamental Aq Skills

Students entering this course must have a Level 1 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 1. The objective of Level 2 is to give students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students will also explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on their front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

108230 - Level 3-Stroke Development

Students entering this course must have a Level 2 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 2. The objective of Level 3 is to build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Students will learn to coordinate the front crawl and back crawl in addition to elements of the butterfly and fundamentals of treading water.

108240 - Level 4-Stroke Improvement

Students must have a Level 3 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 3. Level 4 should develop confidence in the strokes learned up to this level. Students should improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl and back crawl) for greater distances. Students also build on the butterfly and will be introduced to the elementary backstroke, breaststroke and elements of the sidestroke. The basics of turning at a wall are also introduced.

108250 - Level 5-Stroke Refinement

Students must have a Level 4 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the course requirements in Level 4. The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement of all the strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke) and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced.

108410 - Splish N Splash

(ages 4-6) Is your child a beginning swimmer who learns better in a small class? Skills include bubble blowing, kicking with support, putting face in the water, entering and exiting water safely and floating with assistance on both the front and back. Class limited to three children.

108420 - Splash N Swim

Is your child a swimmer who learns better in a small class? Participants build on the skills introduced in Splish N Splash. Skills include bobbing, floating unsupported on front and back, introduction to front and back crawl (arm and leg actions both separate and combined), retrieving objects from pool bottom and jumping into three to five feet of water. Class limited to three children.

108440 - Adult Group Lessons

109020 - Preschool Aquatics l

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

109022 - Preschool Aquatics 3

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

109210 - Level 1-Intro to Water Skills

There are no prerequisities for this course. The objective of Level 1 is to help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Students are introduced to elementary aquatic skills which will be built upon throughout the five levels of the Learn to Swim Program. Youth who have some experience with the water may begin the program at a higher level.

109220 - Level 2-Fundamental Aq Skills

Students entering this course must have a Level 1 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 1. The objective of Level 2 is to give students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students will also explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on their front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

109230 - Level 3-Stroke Development

Students entering this course must have a Level 2 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 2. The objective of Level 3 is to build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Students will learn to coordinate the front crawl and back crawl in addition to elements of the butterfly and fundamentals of treading water.

109240 - Level 4-Stroke Improvement

Students must have a Level 3 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 3. Level 4 should develop confidence in the strokes learned up to this level. Students should improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl and back crawl) for greater distances. Students also build on the butterfly and will be introduced to the elementary backstroke, breaststroke and elements of the sidestroke. The basics of turning at a wall are also introduced.

109250 - Level 5-Stroke Refinement

Students must have a Level 4 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the course requirements in Level 4. The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement of all the strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke) and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced.

109320 - Rec Racers II

Students entering this course must have a Level 5 certificate or must be able to successfully swim 1 lap of crawl stroke and 1 lap of backstroke. (1 lap = 50 yards) The objective of Rec Racers is to refine stroke skills to swim with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. This class is for swimmers who are interested in entering swimming competition of who want to achieve a higher level of fitness.

109330 - Rec Racers IIl

Students entering this course must have a Level 5 certificate or must be able to successfully swim 1 lap of crawl stroke and 1 lap of backstroke. (1 lap = 50 yards) The objective of Rec Racers is to refine stroke skills to swim with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. This class is for swimmers who are interested in entering swimming competition of who want to achieve a higher level of fitness.

109410 - Splish N Splash

(ages 4-6) Is your child a beginning swimmer who learns better in a small class? Skills include bubble blowing, kicking with support, putting face in the water, entering and exiting water safely and floating with assistance on both the front and back. Class limited to three children.

109420 - Splash N Swim

Is your child a swimmer who learns better in a small class? Participants build on the skills introduced in Splish N Splash. Skills include bobbing, floating unsupported on front and back, introduction to front and back crawl (arm and leg actions both separate and combined), retrieving objects from pool bottom and jumping into three to five feet of water. Class limited to three children.

110010 - Parent & Child Aquatics

110020 - Preschool Aquatics 1

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

110021 - Preschool Aquatics 2

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

110022 - Preschool Aquatics 3

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

110210 - Level 1-Intro to Water Skills

There are no prerequisities for this course. The objective of Level 1 is to help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Students are introduced to elementary aquatic skills which will be built upon throughout the five levels of the Learn to Swim Program. Youth who have some experience with the water may begin the program at a higher level.

110220 - Level 2-Fundamental Aq Skills

Students entering this course must have a Level 1 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 1. The objective of Level 2 is to give students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students will also explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on their front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

110230 - Level 3-Stroke Development

Students entering this course must have a Level 2 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 2. The objective of Level 3 is to build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Students will learn to coordinate the front crawl and back crawl in addition to elements of the butterfly and fundamentals of treading water.

110240 - Level 4-Stroke Improvement

Students must have a Level 3 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 3. Level 4 should develop confidence in the strokes learned up to this level. Students should improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl and back crawl) for greater distances. Students also build on the butterfly and will be introduced to the elementary backstroke, breaststroke and elements of the sidestroke. The basics of turning at a wall are also introduced.

110250 - Level 5-Stroke Refinement

Students must have a Level 4 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the course requirements in Level 4. The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement of all the strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke) and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced.

110410 - Splish N Splash

(ages 4-6) Is your child a beginning swimmer who learns better in a small class? Skills include bubble blowing, kicking with support, putting face in the water, entering and exiting water safely and floating with assistance on both the front and back. Class limited to three children.

110420 - Splash N Swim

Is your child a swimmer who learns better in a small class? Participants build on the skills introduced in Splish N Splash. Skills include bobbing, floating unsupported on front and back, introduction to front and back crawl (arm and leg actions both separate and combined), retrieving objects from pool bottom and jumping into three to five feet of water. Class limited to three children.

110440 - ADULT GROUP SWIM LESSONS

Has it been some time since you last entered the water? If so, come out and try this class. Participants will be introduced or refreshed on basic swimming skills and helped to refine their strokes for greater efficiency in the water. Classes are kept small to ensure individualized attention.

111010 - Parent & Child Aquatics

111020 - Preschool Aquatics 1

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

111021 - Preschool Aquatics 2

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

111022 - Preschool Aquatics 3

Preschool Aquatics is designed for all swimmers ages 3-5. The skill focus will be a wide range of skills from beginner to more advanced swimming skills in preparation for American Red Cross Levels 1 and 2. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, submerge in rhythmic pattern, explore buoyancy in a front and back position, perform combined stroke on front and back, change body positions in water, and learn about choosing and using life jackets. Non-toilet trained children must wear a swim diaper.

111210 - Level 1-Intro to Water Skills

There are no prerequisities for this course. The objective of Level 1 is to help students feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. Students are introduced to elementary aquatic skills which will be built upon throughout the five levels of the Learn to Swim Program. Youth who have some experience with the water may begin the program at a higher level.

111220 - Level 2-Fundamental Aq Skills

Students entering this course must have a Level 1 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 1. The objective of Level 2 is to give students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students will also explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on their front and back to lay the foundation for future strokes.

111230 - Level 3-Stroke Development

Students entering this course must have a Level 2 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 2. The objective of Level 3 is to build on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Students will learn to coordinate the front crawl and back crawl in addition to elements of the butterfly and fundamentals of treading water.

111240 - Level 4-Stroke Improvement

Students must have a Level 3 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements in Level 3. Level 4 should develop confidence in the strokes learned up to this level. Students should improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes (front crawl and back crawl) for greater distances. Students also build on the butterfly and will be introduced to the elementary backstroke, breaststroke and elements of the sidestroke. The basics of turning at a wall are also introduced.

111250 - Level 5-Stroke Refinement

Students must have a Level 4 certificate or be able to demonstrate all the course requirements in Level 4. The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement of all the strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke) and increase their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also introduced.

111410 - Splish N Splash

(ages 4-6) Is your child a beginning swimmer who learns better in a small class? Skills include bubble blowing, kicking with support, putting face in the water, entering and exiting water safely and floating with assistance on both the front and back. Class limited to three children.

111420 - Splash N Swim

Is your child a swimmer who learns better in a small class? Participants build on the skills introduced in Splish N Splash. Skills include bobbing, floating unsupported on front and back, introduction to front and back crawl (arm and leg actions both separate and combined), retrieving objects from pool bottom and jumping into three to five feet of water. Class limited to three children.

111440 - ADULT GROUP LESSONS

Has it been some time since you last entered the water? If so, come out and try this class. Participants will be introduced or refreshed on basic swimming skills and helped to refine their strokes for greater efficiency in the water. Classes are kept small to ensure individualized attention.

112710 - AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD

Earn your CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, Automatic External Defibrillation, and Lifeguard certification through the American Red Cross. Class cost is $200. Registration fee of $50 to be paid to JCWCC, the additional $150 to be paid to the American Red Cross (this fee can be paid on the first day of class). Classes will be held at JCWCC. For more information, please call Jerrod Hurr @ 259-4185.

112750 - LIFEGUARD RE-CERTIFICATION

201020 -  Oil Painting - Winter 2020

Join us to create your own masterpiece while making new friends. This class is for students who have experience painting in oils. Students must provide all supplies. For a list, please call 220-3755.

201030 - Pastels - Winter 2020

Learn how to use this versatile and fun medium to create portraits and landscapes. Students must provide all supplies. For a list, please call 220-3755.

201040 - Pottery - Winter 2020

Learn to turn raw clay into finished forms. Both hand building and the potter's wheel explored. Appropriate for students of any experience level. $20 due to instructor during first class for one bag of clay and glazes. Additional clay is $20/bag. REGISTRATION NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL 9/14 at 9 am!

201060 - Kids Clay - Winter 2020

Make a mess, make some art, and make your mark...in clay! We'll work on the potter's wheel as well as hand build sculptural and functional pieces. No experience needed. $15 due to instructor at first class for materials. Work will be available for later pick up. Dress for mess!

201140 - Genealogy - Beginner

Have you ever wondered where your family came from? Or thought about an advertised DNA genealogy test? Anyone interested in learning about genealogy and DNA test results - this class is for you. Learn how to get started and the resources available. You don’t have to begin alone! Limited space. Instructor: Paula Guerra.

201180 - Open Studio Time - Winter 2020

Practice can make the difference in how you progress in pottery. Uninstructed, this open studio time allows students to continue to work on pieces begun in class. Must be enrolled in current adult pottery class to register. No access to the kiln. Participants MUST sign-in on clipboard in craft room.
Participants MUST sign-in on clipboard in craft room. REGISTRATION NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL 9/14 at 9 am!

201240 - DIY Fashion Club - Int/Adv

Registration available December 1st! For the future fashion designers that have some experience under their belt...this club is just for you! Build upon your fundamentals and create even more fashion accessories and even clothes in this hands-on class series. Prerequisite required (Beginner DIY Fashion or DIY Fashion Camp). Instructor: Tabitha Sewer

201470 - Acrylic Painting - Winter 2020

Join us to create your own masterpiece while making new friends. If you've never picked up a brush or have some skills in acrylics this class is for you. For a list of supplies please contact the instructor @ 220-3755 or annekushnick@gmail.com. Instructor: Anne Kushnick

202140 - Genealogy - Beginner

Have you ever wondered where your family came from? Or thought about an advertised DNA genealogy test? Anyone interested in learning about genealogy and DNA test results - this class is for you. Learn how to get started and the resources available. You don’t have to begin alone! Limited space. Instructor: Paula Guerra.

209180 - Open Studio - Fall 2019

Practice can make the difference in how you progress in pottery. Uninstructed, this open studio time allows students to continue to work on pieces begun in class. Must be enrolled in current adult pottery class to register. No access to the kiln. Participants MUST sign-in on clipboard in craft room.

310625 - RAD Basic Physical Defense

310664 - JOINT FREEING YOGA SERIES

310880 - LEARN TO ROW

311113 - Zumba Class-AFCC Monthly

311664 - FUNCTIONAL YOGA WORKSHOP

311668 - MOVING MEDITATION

311880 - LEARN TO ROW

312113 - Zumba Class-AFCC Monthly

412000 - Breakfast with Santa 2019

PLEASE REGISTER EVERYONE ATTENDING THE EVENT to ensure their seat!

Event held at the JCCRC - see you there !

501050 - Multi Sport Minis

Bring your child and let them try our sports sampler! Children will be
introduced to major sports including baseball, soccer, basketball and more.
Each week introduces a new sport!

501060 - Multi-Sport Majors

Bring your child and let them try our sports sampler! This new class
presents an opportunity for older children to be introduced to major sports
including baseball, soccer, basketball and more. Each week introduces a
new sport!

501070 - Tot shots

Time to lace up the basketball shoes for this introduction to basketball.
Children will focus on individual skills and learn fundamental tactics and
ball-handling skills.

501080 - Jump Shots

Time to up the game! This course is designed to introduce players to team
play and dynamics in addition to honing other fundamental, technical
skills.

501140 - Quart'r Pint Soccer

This parent play class engages toddlers and helps them to develop balance
and movement, introduces basic soccer skills and provides both parent and
child a positive sports environment. Fee includes child and parent.

501150 - Half Pint Soccer

Technical skills including dribbling, passing and positioning are taught
in this introduction to soccer. This class is about player development and
building foundational skills.

501160 - Full Pint Soccer

Does your child come home with grass stains? Then sign them up for a sport that requires it. Learn the basics of soccer through games, relays and drills. Learn the fundamental skills of soccer through games, relays and drills. Children should come dressed to play. No equipment is required
This course is designed to hone skills and introduce team play and
dynamics. Both technical and tactical elements of the game are the focus
in this class.

502700 - Adult Coed Soccer

This registration is for teams who have commited to playing for Spring 2019. If you have a new team, please contact sarah.oreilly@jamescitycountyva.gov or 757-259-5355.

Section A- Loggerheads players only
Section B- Red Devils players only
Section C- Alewerks players only
Section D- New Kent players only
Section E- Lakeside players only
Section F- Williamsburg Event Rentals players only

504930 - Spring Break Sports Camps

505050 - Multi Sport Minis

From jumping hurdles, shooting a basketball, kicking a soccer ball to throwing a baseball, come have fun in the most assorted class of all!

505060 - Multi Sport Majors

From jumping hurdles, shooting a basketball, kicking a soccer ball to throwing a baseball, come have fun in the most assorted class of all!

505070 - Tot Shots

Time to lace up your basketball shoes and meet us on the court to learn how to dribble, shoot, pass and play!

505080 - Jump Shots

505090 - Adult Dodgeball League

Grab some friends, sweatbands and your best dodging, diving and ducking moves. Teams will play a best of five game set each night to determine a winner for that week of play. Game schedule based on the number of teams who commit to sarah.oreilly@jamescitycountyva.gov by March 1. Teams will play against opposing teams once in the regular season and then a playoff tournament will determine the overall league champion.

505140 - Quart'r Pint Soccer

This parent participation class engages toddlers in the sport of soccer and helps to develop balance, movement, motor and soccer skills as well as group interaction. Very active and fun!

505150 - Half Pint Soccer

Dribbling, passing, field position and more taught in this introduction to soccer.

505160 - Full Pint Soccer

Dribbling, passing, field position and more taught in this introduction to soccer.

612050 - TEEN WINTER BREAK HAPPENINGS

Rolling through Winter Break
Bowl a strike at AMF bowling in Williamsburg

627110 - BERK AFTER SCHOOL 19/20

627120 - JAMES BLAIR AFTER SCHOOL 19/20

627130 - TOANO AFTER SCHOOL 19/20

627140 - HORN AFTER SCHOOL 19/20

660023 - Building Your Future: Starting

712220 - WINTER BREAK 2019

734010 - CBB BEFORE SCHOOL 19/20

734020 - DJ BEFORE SCHOOL 19/20

734030 - JR BEFORE SCHOOL 19/20

734040 - MATOAKA BEFORE SCHOOL 19/20