Morgan & Courtney's Swimming Lessons

04/04/2026

Open Registration is LIVE:

04/04/2026

Happy Sign Up Day!

The link will be posted to our page at 1pm.

Some reminders:
1. You need a google account to sign up
2. You will need to attach your signed waiver to the google form
3. Be as specific as possible about your availability
4. You may not hear from us today. We will be taking the next week to work through all of the sign ups (in the order they are received), to schedule the lessons. You should receive an email from us in the next week that confirms your spots/explains the waitlist process.

Summer 2026 we are ready for you!

03/28/2026

Open Registration is in ONE WEEK!

Remember, to sign up you will need a google account to fill out the form AND your signed waiver form. If you have not received our information email and are interested in signing up next week, let us know now so we can make sure you are prepared for sign up day 🥳🎉

03/21/2026

Priority Sign up day! We are currently working on getting your kiddos into your preferred weeks. A few of the weeks are already full, so make sure to sign up today if you are wanting lessons! 🏊‍♀️

03/16/2026

🎉 GIVEAWAY WINNERS ANNOUNCED! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who entered our giveaway! We loved seeing all the excitement and support.

✨ Congratulations to our winners:

Bryenna Martin (Bryenna Martin)— 50% OFF a session
Abbie Sok (Abbie Sok)— 50% OFF a session
Genevieve Theil (Genevieve Thiel)— Early Registration Access

Please send us a message to claim your prize by 3/20!

Thank you again to everyone who participated — we can’t wait for another amazing season of swimming lessons!

03/01/2026

🌊✨ 2026 Swim Lessons GIVEAWAY ✨🌊

Sign-ups are only a few weeks away and we are SO excited for another summer in the pool!

To celebrate, we’re giving away THREE amazing prizes this year:

1 Winner: EARLY REGISTRATION
→ Guaranteed spot in the exact week you want before registration opens to everyone else!

2 Winners: 50% OFF
→ Your choice of:
• One week of Group Lessons
• One week of Beginner Lessons
• A Stroke Clinic

This is the perfect time to grab your summer spot and save!

How to Enter:
1️⃣ Tag 3 friends in the comments
2️⃣ Share this post to your page or stories (must tag us!)

That’s it! 🎉

Giveaway closes at 11:59pm on March 15th — don’t miss your chance to secure your swimmer’s spot for 2026! 🏊‍♂️💦

02/16/2026

02/16/2026

The sun had us thinking about summertime today!

2026 Sign-Up Informational Email will be sent this week. Stay tuned! 🎉👏🏼

01/12/2026

Happy New Year!!

We just sent out an email to our current email list.

If you didn’t get the email—no worries! Send us a message and we will add you to our list ♥️

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from our two families to yours! Who is ready for some sun and pool time in 2026?

Comment your favorite your Christmas Tradition♥️

12/04/2025

Payton brought so much light, joy, and bravery to the pool, and it was truly a gift to know her.

If you feel led, this is the link to the GoFundMe to help honor her life and continue spreading the joy and faith she lived with.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-payton-help-spread-joy-and-faith

Please join us in continuing to pray for her family.

The Polmateer Family is incredibly grateful for the immense and consistent o… Alison Tulik needs your support for In Memory of Payton: Spreading Joy and Faith

08/11/2025

It’s never too early to introduce your baby to the water!

Early aquatic exposure offers more than splashes and smiles. Research shows that babies who spend time in water often develop motor skills, cognitive flexibility, and confidence much earlier than others. Some studies even found cognitive gains of up to 15 months ahead in areas like language, spatial awareness, counting, and direction-following!

While the American Academy of Pediatrics now supports lessons starting around age 1, early gentle exposure builds comfort and familiarity in the water.

Additionally, formal swim lessons for toddlers and preschoolers have been linked to an impressive 88% reduction in drowning risk, helping to build life-saving awareness alongside fun.

Of course, safety comes first. Keep infants in warm, supervised water. Avoid floatation devices that give a false sense of security (this does NOT apply to the lake). And never leave babies unattended—even in just a few inches of water.