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  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 901 January

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Wednesday, January 21, 5–6pm January 27, 28, 29, and 30, 5–8pm Saturday, January 31, 9am–7pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is January 21. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Tuesday, January 27 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Wednesday, January 21. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes January 21. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 902 February

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Monday, February 9, 5–6pm February 17, 18, 19, and 20, 5–8pm Saturday, February 21, 9am–7pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is February 9. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Tuesday, February 17 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Monday, February 9. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes February 9. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 903 March a

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Tuesday, March 10, 6–7 pm March 18, 19, and 20, 9am–5pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is March 10. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Wednesday, March 18 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Tuesday, March 10. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes March 10. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 20 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 903 March b

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Wednesday, March 25, 5–6pm April 9 and 10, 5–8pm April 11 and 12, 9am–5pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is March 25. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Thursday, April 9 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Wednesday, March 25. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes March 25. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 904 April a

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Wednesday, April 1, 5–6pm April 16 and 17, 5–8pm April 18 and 19, 9am–5pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is April 1. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Thursday, April 16 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Wednesday, April 1. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes April 1. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 904 April b

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Wednesday, April 22, 5–6pm May 5, 6, 7, and 8, 5–8pm Saturday, May 9, 9am–7pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is April 22. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Tuesday, May 5 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Wednesday, April 22, NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes April 22. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • American Red Cross First-Time Certification Lifeguard Training Class 905 May

    Become a nationally certified American Red Cross lifeguard at JTAC through our partner, Tulsa Lifeguard Pro. This course builds leadership and lifesaving skills for future professionals and includes a two-year certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED. The class schedule will be: Swim pre-test Wednesday, May 20, 5–6pm Thursday, May 28, 5–8pm May 29 and 30, 8am–6pm Online learning is available beginning 2 weeks prior to our first in-person scheduled session. The deadline to register is May 20. No registrations will be accepted after that. Online materials must be completed by Thursday, May 28 which is the first day of in-person learning. The swim pre-test will take place on Wednesday, May 20. NO REFUNDS once e-learning is issued. No refunds will be issued if you fail to pass the swim pre-test. In addition, there will be no refunds once the course has been taught. This includes participants who do not successfully complete the course, those who do not attend all scheduled class dates and times, students who do not pass course land and water skills with proficiency (according to American Red Cross requirements), and those who do not pass the written exam. This course is taught with American Red Cross Standards. Class fee includes the American Red Cross Lifeguard online course fee. Enrollment closes May 20. PRE-REQUISITES: Must be 15 years of age by the first day of class. Must be able to swim 150 yards continuously using freestyle or breaststroke only while demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Stopping to maintain surface position by treading water using your legs only. Arms must be tucked under the arms for the two-minute duration. Swim an additional 50 yards using freestyle or breaststroke only. Must complete the following timed event in 1 minute, 40 seconds: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping the face at or near the surface. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Materials needed for class are: Swimsuit (one piece for women) Towel Change of clothes Snacks, drinks (no glass containers) We will be on a tight schedule and there are NO PLANNED BREAKS. We will pause briefly as needed for quick restroom breaks and have a working lunch in the classroom. -BRING FOOD AND DRINKS. Plan a packed lunch, snacks if needed, and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. Class size is limited to the first 10 students.
  • Aquatic Center - DROP IN 2026

    DROP IN ONLY If you are interested in swimming with the Tulsa Masters Swim Club for a drop-in visit, you will need to sign up under the "Tulsa Masters Swim Club Drop-In" course. This registration is for drop-in visits to the Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center for adult fitness classes and open lap swimming. If you are interested in our $45 Monthly Membership, please register under the "Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center 2025 Membership" course offerings instead. Class times and locations: Aqua Challenge: M/W/F, 8:00–9:00am, Instructional Pool Aqua Jogging: M–F, 9:30–10:30am, Competition Pool Aqua Arthritis: M/W/F, 10:30–11:30am, Instructional Pool Aqua Arthritis: M/W/F, 11:45am–12:45pm, Instructional Pool Aqua Cardio:Tu/Th, 5:15–6:15pm, Instructional Pool Open Lap: M/W/F, 5:00–7:30am, Competition Pool Open Lap: M–F, 11:00am–1:00pm*, Competition Pool Open Lap: Sat, 10:30am–12pm, Competition Pool *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am–1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.
  • Aquatic Center Membership 2025

    A monthly fee of $40 provides access to all adult (ages 18+) fitness swim classes. This includes aqua jogging, aqua arthritis, aqua challenge, and open lap swimming. Members will choose either monthly auto draft or pay per month. Monthly auto draft will run on the 1st of every month. If you enroll in auto draft and need to stop attending, you MUST speak with the Aquatic Center office to be removed from the class, otherwise auto draft will continue to draft. Our evening aqua jogging class is currently on a break until we find a new instructor. Not included in the monthly membership are swim lessons, Tulsa Masters Swim Club, lifeguard certification, and locker rentals. Locker rental available upon request for a full-year rental of $60. Class times and locations: Class Days Times Location Aqua Challenge Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8-9am Instructional Pool (small pool) Aqua Jogging Monday-Friday 9:30-10:30am Competition Pool (large pool) Aqua Arthritis Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30-11:30am Instructional Pool (small pool) Aqua Arthritis Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:45am-12:45pm Instructional Pool (small pool) Open Lap Monday, Wednesday, Friday 5-7:30am Competition Pool (large pool) Open Lap Monday-Friday 11am-1pm* Competition Pool (large pool) Open Lap Saturday 10:30am-12pm Competition Pool (large pool) *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am-1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.
  • Aquatic Center Membership 2026

    A monthly fee of $45 provides access to all adult (ages 18+) fitness swim classes. This includes aqua jogging, aqua arthritis, aqua challenge, aqua cardio, and open lap swimming. Members will choose either monthly auto draft or pay per month. Monthly auto draft will run on the 1st of every month. If you enroll in auto draft and need to stop attending, you MUST speak with the Aquatic Center office to be removed from the class, otherwise auto draft will continue to draft. Not included in the monthly membership are swim lessons, Tulsa Masters Swim Club, lifeguard certification, and locker rentals. Locker rental available upon request for a full-year rental of $60. Class times and locations: Aqua Challenge: M/W/F, 8:00–9:00am, Instructional Pool Aqua Jogging: M–F, 9:30–10:30am, Competition Pool Aqua Arthritis: M/W/F, 10:30–11:30am, Instructional Pool Aqua Arthritis: M/W/F, 11:45am–12:45pm, Instructional Pool Aqua Cardio:Tu/Th, 5:30–6:15pm, Instructional Pool Open Lap: M/W/F, 5:00–7:30am, Competition Pool Open Lap: M–F, 11:00am–1:00pm*, Competition Pool Open Lap: Sat, 10:30am–12pm, Competition Pool *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am–1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Evening Level 1 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 1. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Evening Level 2 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 2. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Evening Level 3 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 3. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Evening Level 4 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 4. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Evening Level 5 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 5. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Morning Level 1 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 1. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Morning Level 2 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 2. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Morning Level 3 (Ages 5–14)

    Group Swim Lessons for Kids in swim level 3. From learning the basics like blowing bubbles and floating to mastering all the swim strokes—we cover it all at your child’s own pace. Along the way, we will teach swim survival skills to help build confidence and safety in and around the water. At the start of the session, we will skill-test each child to make sure they are placed in the appropriate level. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Level 3: Recommended for ages 6–12 years. Beginner to intermediate swimmers. Level 3 swimmers might have completed Level 2, OR they might be older kids who are new to swimming. Either way, they are confident in trying new things, and ready to learn. Level 3 swimmers will develop proper head and body position on front and back, as well as practice intermediate level water survival skills. Levels not included in this class: Parent/Child: Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Level 1: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Introductory level “splashers”. Students are ready for this class when they can function in a class setting with parents watching from the deck. Kiddos in this age group who are very afraid or uncomfortable without direct support of parents are welcome to join us in the parent/child class as an intro to swim lessons, regardless of age. Level 2: Recommended for ages 5–8 years. Beginner swimmers. Students in this class should be able to submerge without help, float with little or no support, and doggy paddle a short distance. We will work on submerging up to 10 seconds, swim/float/swim, and other beginning swim survival skills. Level 4: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Students are ready for this class when they show no fear/hesitation with water, can float on front and back with no support, jump into deep water, resurface, and swim at least 10 yards. Level 4 swimmers will develop many swim strokes and work on advanced water survival skills. Level 5: Recommended for ages 8–14 years. Advanced swimmers. Swimmers will refine stroke technique and improve efficiency and breath control for all four strokes (front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), as well as begin to build endurance for swimming longer distances with the introduction to competitive starts and turns.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Parent/Child, Evening (Ages 6 months–4 years)

    Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Please register under the parent's name.
  • Group Swim Lessons for Parent/Child, Morning (Ages 6 months–4 years)

    Generally, for little swimmers ages 6 months to 4 years. We do welcome older children who can benefit from this class as an intro to lessons. Parent/Child teams work with instructor in an intro to basic swim and water safety skills. This class is very low pressure, and we have a lot of fun while learning safety skills as well as water adjustment, balance, and movement in the water. Brought to you by Tulsa Lifeguard Pro, our lessons are packed with learning, plenty of encouragement, and endless smiles—helping children build skills that will last a lifetime. Please register under the parent's name.
  • Open Lap Swim JPS STAFF ONLY 2025

    This class is for Jenks Public School employees only. Open lap lanes will be available for fitness lap swimming in the Competition Pool. Your choice of paying drop in, monthly, or Auto-Pay/Recurring. If you choose to pay monthly, you will still need to log in each month to make your payment online. If you choose the Auto-Pay/Recurring Payment option, you will be able to set up your payment method (credit card, debit card, bank draft) at check out. Your first payment will be due at time of check out, and subsequent payments will be automatically withdrawn the 1st of each month after you sign up. For Example-if you sign up in December for the January class and select Auto-Pay, you will make your January payment at time of purchase, and your next payment will draft February 1. If you need to drop the class for any reason you MUST call the Community Education office to be removed from the class. Removing your payment method from the enrollment does NOT remove you from the course. You will continue to be charged and will have a balance on your account. This class is held at the Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. For more information, please contact the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. Class times and locations: Class Days Times Location Open Lap Monday, Wednesday, Friday 5-7:30am Competition Pool (large pool) Open Lap Monday-Friday 11am-1pm* Competition Pool (large pool) Open Lap Saturday 10:30am-12pm Competition Pool (large pool) *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am-1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.
  • Open Lap Swim JPS STAFF ONLY 2026

    This class is for Jenks Public School employees only. This does not include employee family or spouse. Open lap lanes will be available for fitness lap swimming in the Competition Pool. If you are interested in taking adult fitness classes, you should register for the Aquatic Center Membership. You can choose either monthly auto draft or pay per month. Monthly auto draft will run on the 1st of every month. If you enroll in auto draft and need to stop attending, you MUST speak with the Aquatic Center office to be removed from the class, otherwise auto draft will continue to draft. This class is held at the Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. For more information, please contact the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. Class times and locations: Open Lap: M/W/F, 5:00–7:30am, Competition Pool Open Lap: M–F, 11:00am–1:00pm*, Competition Pool Open Lap: Sat, 10:30am–12pm, Competition Pool *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am–1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.
  • Private Swim Lessons 2026

    Private swim lessons are conducted by appointment. Upon registration, your swimmer will be matched with the perfect instructor for their skill level. Payment will be required before the first lesson. No refunds after the first lesson. If you are already doing lessons with an instructor, you may pay for your next set of lessons with this enrollment. Private lessons can be private (1 student) or semi-private (2 students). The date and time of private lessons will be determined with the instructor. 2 lessons, 1 person: $105 2 lessons, 2 people: $145 4 lessons, 1 person: $180 4 lessons, 2 people: $245 8 lessons, 1 person: $350 In keeping with Community Education policy, payment is due up front for all swim lessons. Customers are responsible for paying for upcoming lessons before or at the start of a new lesson set. If payment is not made on time, swim lessons may be cancelled. Payment can be made: By clicking Enroll Now on this page. In-person at the Aquatic Center front desk. Staff at the front desk in evening hours may not be able to take payment, but will take down contact information for full-time staff members to contact you directly. By calling the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415 ext. 2475. In-person at Jenks Community Education (JCE). By emailing Julie.Bethell@jenksps.org. You must have a saved payment method on your Eleyo account for Julie to be able to take payment via email.
  • Tulsa Masters - DROP IN ONLY 2026

    THIS IS STRICTLY FOR DROP-IN TUITION FOR THE TULSA MASTERS SWIM CLUB 2026. Tulsa Masters Swim Club (TMSC) is for adult fitness swimmers, triathletes and competitive (current or former) swimmers who enjoy an organized group workout in the pool. Workouts will be modified to accommodate various abilities. Swimmers should be proficient at freestyle and also must join the United States Masters Swim Organization (www.usms.org). Must be 18 years of age or older and not on a collegiate team club. Swim time workouts with some technique help or advice, no lessons. TMSC has a coach available multiple times a week; coach schedule is posted on the pool deck for Masters reference. If you are interested in monthly Tulsa Masters attendance, please register under the "Tulsa Masters Swim Workouts 2026" course offerings instead. This class is held at the Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. For more information, please contact the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. Swim times are as follows: Monday 5:00am–7:30am 11:00am–1:00pm* 6:15pm–7:45pm Tuesday 11:00am–1:00pm* 6:15pm–7:45pm Wednesday 5:00am–7:30am 11:00am–1:00pm* 6:15pm–7:45pm Thursday 11:00am–1:00pm* 6:15pm–7:45pm Friday 5:00am–7:30am 11:00am–1:00pm* Saturday 8:30am–10:30am *During summer, mid-day open lap hours may shift to 11:15am–1:15pm to accommodate the swim team summer schedule.