The Pool and Gymnasium schedules must change based upon programming needs. Other areas will plan any necessary scheduling changes to coincide with the beginning of a new session. Throughout the year there are six 7-week program session schedules, along with several one or two week interim schedules.
Annual Program Sessions
Most programs are offered in approximately 7-week program sessions. There are 6 program sessions per year. (Due to extensive day camp programming, most Preschool and Youth Fun and Fitness programs are not offered during the Summer session.)
Winter: Jan-Feb
Spring I: Mar-Apr
Spring II: Apr-Jun
Summer: Jun-Aug
Fall I: Sep-Oct
Fall II: Nov-Dec
Winter: Jan-Feb
Spring I: Mar-Apr
Spring II: Apr-Jun
Summer: Jun-Aug
Fall I: Sep-Oct
Fall II: Nov-Dec
Lakeland Hills Family YMCA Events
Apr
3
Fri
Start your day off right and join us for a cuppa joe and other tasty treats. Meet some of your member friends and neighbors while enjoying a snack and good company. It’s free, no registration needed. Non-members welcome.
Apr
13
Mon
April 13-17
Lesson Times: 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, or 5:00 p.m.
Thirty-minute private swim lessons for ages 4 (potty trained) through 13 years are available during breaks from our normal programming. Non-members welcome.
$20 per half hour for members; $35 per half hour for non-members.
In-Person Registration only begins Monday, March 30 during desk business hours, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Apr
18
Sat
Get certified in this one day class and learn how to be a responsible babysitter.
You’ll learn how to supervise and entertain children of different ages, and what to do in case of emergency. Must be at least 11 by time of class. Non-members welcome but space is limited. Need more info? Contact Robb Elko. Financial assistance available.
Fee: $75 for members, $100 for non-members
Apr
21
Tue
Emotional distress is often present in patients who are diagnosed with a serious illness or medical condition. This can include anxiety, depression, medical trauma/post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). At this presentation we will discuss:
- Seeking help: whether to do it, when to do it, how to do it?
- Developing a “coping toolbox”
- The role of caregivers
- Pain management issues and desired outcomes
This free program is open to the community and pre-registration is suggested. Contact Rosemary with any questions.