
SWIM SCHOOL
DACA Swim School Policies And Procedures
SWIM SCHOOL
DACA Swim School Policies And Procedures
SWIM SCHOOL
DACA Swim School Policies And Procedures
The DACA Swim School was founded in 1996. Our primary purpose is to teach infants, children and adults to swim properly.
To that end, DACA has developed a proven method of teaching that ensures skill development, a love of the water and a healthy respect for water safety.
DACA instructors are trained on site, in the classroom and in the pool, for not less than 30 hours of intensive training. Our deck supervisors assist our teachers, provide customer service and ensure safety on the pool deck. The Swim School deck staff is certified in both CPR and First Aid.
Our state of the art DACA Swim Center offers two pools heated to 90 degrees at all times with adjoining locker rooms.
There is a maximum of four students per class with private and semi- private lessons available. Parent child classes can consist of up to six students and six adults. Classes can begin at three months of age.
DACA offers an accelerated learn to swim-program during the summer, year round Splash Classes (drop in classes), and a Pre-Competitive program that includes nights and weekends. We also offer specialty programs for adults and for children with special needs.
The DACA Pre-Competitive Program is an introductory program designed to improve stroke and turn technique in preparation for the DACA Competitive Team. Small class sizes of no more than seven swimmers of similar ability allow for first-class instruction that is both focused and personalized. Instruction in the DACA Pre-Competitive Program provides a technical skill base, igniting a love of the water and inspiring our swimmers to continue on in all levels of the DACA Competitive Team.
The award winning DACA Swim School has been the premier swim school in the Bay Area for more than twenty years. For quality, time tested instruction at any age, there is no better choice than the DACA Swim School.
SWIM SCHOOL
The DACA Swim School was founded in 1996. Our primary purpose is to teach infants, children and adults to swim properly.
To that end, DACA has developed a proven method of teaching that ensures skill development, a love of the water and a healthy respect for water safety.
DACA instructors are trained on site, in the classroom and in the pool, for not less than 30 hours of intensive training. Our deck supervisors assist our teachers, provide customer service and ensure safety on the pool deck. The Swim School deck staff is certified in both CPR and First Aid.
Our state of the art DACA Swim Center offers two pools heated to 90 degrees at all times with adjoining locker rooms.
There is a maximum of four students per class with private and semi- private lessons available. Parent child classes can consist of up to six students and six adults. Classes can begin at three months of age.
DACA offers an accelerated learn to swim-program during the summer, year round Splash Classes (drop in classes), and a Pre-Competitive program that includes nights and weekends. We also offer specialty programs for adults and for children with special needs.
The DACA Pre-Competitive Program is an introductory program designed to improve stroke and turn technique in preparation for the DACA Competitive Team. Small class sizes of no more than seven swimmers of similar ability allow for first-class instruction that is both focused and personalized. Instruction in the DACA Pre-Competitive Program provides a technical skill base, igniting a love of the water and inspiring our swimmers to continue on in all levels of the DACA Competitive Team.
The award winning DACA Swim School has been the premier swim school in the Bay Area for more than twenty years. For quality, time tested instruction at any age, there is no better choice than the DACA Swim School.
SWIM SCHOOL
Find My Level
Unsure of the appropriate level for your child? Our online questionnaire can help determine the best fit!
Unsure of the appropriate level for your child? Our online questionnaire can help determine the best fit!
Find My Level
Find My Level
Find My Level
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Service Obligation
Policy
DACA SERVICE OBLIGATION POLICY
To ensure that DACA swimmers have the opportunity to participate in competition, DACA must host swim meets. In addition, DACA is required to provide personnel for additional DACA attended meets. Swim meets cannot run without family participation.
Your willingness to serve will have a great impact on your child's athletic environment and love of swimming. There are many opportunities to get involved including officiating, timing, and swim meet preparation/ hosting.
Service Obligation Hour Breakdown
Obligation hours are assigned on a per family basis. Families with swimmers who are active throughout the entire 12 month swimming year may complete their service obligation at any time within the swim year.
The DACA Service obligation for 2022 - 2023 swimming year (September 2022- August 2023) is as follows:
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Turbos, Sprinters, Varsity, and Fit Groups: *6 OBLIGATION HOURS
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Titans, Pros, and Senior Select Groups: *8 OBLIGATION HOURS
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Select, Elite, and Senior Elite Groups: *12 OBLIGATION HOURS
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National Group: *16 OBLIGATION HOURS
**The service obligation is required of ALL DACA FAMILIES, irrespective of a swimmers participation in swim meets**
ADDITIONAL SERVICE OBLIGATION INFORMATION
***There is a $50.00 "no show" penalty for pre-assigned hours. Service Obligation Hours still apply***
UNWORKED SERVICE OBLIGATION HOURS WILL BE BILLED AT A RATE OF $50.00 PER HOUR ON SEPTEMBER 1st.
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Families Enrolling Mid-Season or Withdrawing Mid-Season
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The Swimming year is broken into 2 periods.
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Period 1 - September 2022-February 2023
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Turbos, Sprinters, and Varsity Groups - 3 Hours.
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Titans, Pros, and Senior Select Groups - 4 Hours.
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Select, Elite, and Senior Elite Groups - 6 Hours.
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National Group - 8 Hours.
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Period 2 - March 2023-August 2023
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Turbos, Sprinters, and Varsity Groups - 3 Hours.
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Titans, Pros, and Senior Select Groups - 4 Hours.
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Select, Elite, and Senior Elite Groups - 6 Hours.
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National Group - 8 Hours.
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Families withdrawing from DACA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE for hours not served, dependent upon their start and/or withdrawal date. Families active during Period 1 and withdraw prior to the start of Period 2 will be responsible for Period 1 hours only. Families joining during Period 2 will be responsible for Period 2 hours only.
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EXAMPLES:
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A swimmer that participates in the Turbos Group through November and withdraws from the program in December will be responsible for Period 1 hours only (3 Hours).
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A swimmer in the Pros Group who begins participation in November and swims through April will be responsible for both Period 1 and Period 2 hours (8 Hours).
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A swimmer in the Titans Group who begins participation in April and swims through July will be responsible for Period 2 hours only (4 Hours).
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Families with Multiple Swimmers
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Service Obligation Hours are assigned on a per family basis.
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Service Obligation Hours for families with multiple swimmers are based upon the swimmer participating in the highest level group.
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EXAMPLES:
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A family with 1 swimmer in the Turbos Group and 1 swimmer in the Elite Group will have a Service Obligation of 12 hours (Elite Group).
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Service Hours and Group Changes
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Service Hours are determined by the group a swimmer begins with in September, 2022, regardless of any changes in group level throughout the 2022-2023 Swimming Year.
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Receiving Credit for Service Obligation Hours
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Service Hour sign-ups are made available online at www.dacaswimteam.org.
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Service Hours must be completed during the 2022 - 2023 Swimming Year (September 2022 - August 2023).
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Extra hours completed do not roll-over and contribute towards the following year's obligation.
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Families will be notified via e-mail when Service Hour sign-ups become available for a particular event.
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On the day of the event, Families must check in with the DACA Service Coordinators no less than 10 minutes prior to the start of their shift. At the conclusion of their shift they must check out in order to receive credit.
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Service Hour credits will be posted in your online account at www.dacaswimteam.org within 1 week following the event.
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Service Hour credit will not be given for unassigned service positions unless approved by the coordinator as needed.
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Families may also elect to buy out their service obligation at a rate of $50.00 per hour.
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