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Contra Costa College Aquatic Programs offers swim lessons, diving classes, water polo, parent-toddler lessons, recreational swim time, and both summer and fall swim camps. The program includes 25-minute swimming lessons, Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons, Springboard Diving, Adult Lap Swim, Public Recreational Swimming, and Water Polo. Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons require a parent or guardian to be in the water with the child.
• Ages: 6 months–18 years old
• Schedule: 25-minute swimming lessons and Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons run in multiple two-week and one-week sessions from May through October, with morning, midday, afternoon, and evening time slots; Springboard Diving meets for 1-hour sessions; Adult Lap Swim and Public Recreational Swimming are offered on specific date ranges across the year; Water Polo meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings in two seasonal sessions.
• Price: 2026 Summer Swim Schedule sessions cost $40.00–$70.00 per session; Adult Lap Swim and Public Recreational Swimming each cost $40.00 for 10 visits or $5.00 per day pass, with a $15 fee for returned checks.
Eligibility for 25-minute swimming lessons is for ages 4 and up with a minimum height of 3'6". Eligibility for Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons is for children 6 months to 4 years old. Springboard Diving is open to ages 8 to 18 who pass a mandatory swim test, and Water Polo is open to ages 6 to 18. Participants are asked to arrive on time, as there are no make-up classes and split session registration is not allowed, and the summer swim program does not provide insurance coverage for participant liability. The program is led by Program Director Jim Ulversoy and Administrative Assistant Zach Nelson for Athletics.
Contra Costa College has served the communities of West Contra Costa County since 1949 and offers associate degrees, certificates, transfer preparation, lifelong learning, and career educational opportunities. The college has earned accolades for academic and support programs at local, state, and national levels, is designated as one of California’s first Black-Serving Institutions, and is a Hispanic-Serving Institution. The college is home to nationally recognized programs including a Middle College High School partnership, an award-winning student newspaper that is the most-awarded two-year media outlet in history, NASA-affiliated STEM initiatives, a state-of-the-art Science Center and NASA partnership, the only hybrid technician program in the Bay Area, and acclaimed high school programs with award-winning opportunities for current high school students.
Last updated August 15, 2026.
• Ages: 6 months–18 years old
• Schedule: 25-minute swimming lessons and Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons run in multiple two-week and one-week sessions from May through October, with morning, midday, afternoon, and evening time slots; Springboard Diving meets for 1-hour sessions; Adult Lap Swim and Public Recreational Swimming are offered on specific date ranges across the year; Water Polo meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings in two seasonal sessions.
• Price: 2026 Summer Swim Schedule sessions cost $40.00–$70.00 per session; Adult Lap Swim and Public Recreational Swimming each cost $40.00 for 10 visits or $5.00 per day pass, with a $15 fee for returned checks.
Eligibility for 25-minute swimming lessons is for ages 4 and up with a minimum height of 3'6". Eligibility for Parent-Child/Toddler Swim lessons is for children 6 months to 4 years old. Springboard Diving is open to ages 8 to 18 who pass a mandatory swim test, and Water Polo is open to ages 6 to 18. Participants are asked to arrive on time, as there are no make-up classes and split session registration is not allowed, and the summer swim program does not provide insurance coverage for participant liability. The program is led by Program Director Jim Ulversoy and Administrative Assistant Zach Nelson for Athletics.
Contra Costa College has served the communities of West Contra Costa County since 1949 and offers associate degrees, certificates, transfer preparation, lifelong learning, and career educational opportunities. The college has earned accolades for academic and support programs at local, state, and national levels, is designated as one of California’s first Black-Serving Institutions, and is a Hispanic-Serving Institution. The college is home to nationally recognized programs including a Middle College High School partnership, an award-winning student newspaper that is the most-awarded two-year media outlet in history, NASA-affiliated STEM initiatives, a state-of-the-art Science Center and NASA partnership, the only hybrid technician program in the Bay Area, and acclaimed high school programs with award-winning opportunities for current high school students.
Last updated August 15, 2026.
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