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Youth Program Registration
The Y opens access to opportunities, relationships, and resources for kids to be who they are and become who they want to be. Youth programs are available to Y members. Most youth programs are included in the cost of your child's Y membership. Reactivate your membership by filling out our reactivation form or join today! Please view our FAQ page for additional session information.
Not ready to join us at our centers? Check out Virtual Arts, Youth Sports, and more on YMCA360!
Fall 2 General Registration
Opens
7am on October 25
Closes
11:59pm on October 28
Each member may register for one land and one water class or two land classes that aren't the same.
Fall 2 Late Registration
Opens
7am on November 3
Closes
11:59pm on November 20
Each youth member is welcomed to register for unlimited classes but not two of the same.
Session Information
Session Dates
November 8-December 11
Set Your Family Up For Success This Session!
Youth Basketball League
Opens
7am on November 15
Closes
11:59pm on January 7
Cost
YMCA Membership + $55 participation fee.
Each youth member may register for one team.
Find Quality Programming Using Our Activity Finder
and Grow with the Y
There's something for everyone at the Y! Browse available programs below like youth sports, swim lessons for all ages, dance, visual arts, gymnastics, performing arts, and toddler gym to find the right activities for you and your family.
Late Registration For Fall 2 Programs Runs November 3-20
We're Excited to Offer Dance Recitals at
these Select Community Centers
Gordon Family Y
The Gordon Family Y is excited to offer a Spring dance recital in 2022. Recital agreements will be handed out during Fall 2 classes. Once commitment forms are submitted, your dancer’s spot in class will be guaranteed for all future sessions leading up to the recital.
The Gordon Family Y is also launching new Culinary and Visual Arts class offerings for Fall 2.
The dress code policy for dance classes and other program info is located in our FAQ.
Haselwood Family Y and Bremerton Family Y
The Haselwood Family Y and Bremerton Family Y invite youth to participate in the 2022 dance and theatre production of “Peter Pan”. Recital agreements will be handed out in classes during Fall 2 sessions.
Dance class options are for youth ages 3-14. The current theatre class option for the production serves youth ages 10-14.
Please contact Edna Cabalfin, Arts Program Director, for further information.
Morgan Family Y
The Morgan Family Y invite youth to participate in new tap and contemporary dance classes, alongside classes for ballet and hip-hop. Dancers who are registered for a Fall 2 dance class will have the first opportunity to register for the Spring 2022 dance recital.
Creativity For Everyone
Arts Supply Fees Starting In Fall 2 Session
What Makes Youth Sports at the Y Special?
Y sports encourage children to develop themselves as athletes through healthy competition while discovering new friendships and cultivating core values they can use both on and off the field: caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
Sign Up For Winter Youth Basketball League
Our Youth Basketball League teaches children to develop their skills through healthy competition while building new friendships. Players learn fundamental basketball skills and participate in competitive games.
Register For Youth Basketball Leagues
Stay Up To Date With Youth Sports
Become a Volunteer
Invest. Impact. Inspire to make an impact on children’s lives. Volunteer as a Youth Sports coach.
Fun, Safety, and Confidence in the Water
Swim lessons at the Y help members who want to learn a life skill by increasing their knowledge, ability, and stamina to build smart, strong swimmers, and confidence. Y swim lessons skill-based instruction that maximizes physical activity, emphasizes safety, and elevates character development. We stress positive values and give members the opportunity to practice them, growing their self-esteem and self-worth, while they have a great time.
View our swim lesson level guide to find the right class for you.
Parent and Child Swim Lessons (Ages 6-36 months)
Parent and Child lessons feature family-style swim lessons where a parent is in the water and attending with their child. Lesson plans and activities designed to help parents teach Y swim skills with swim instructor support. One child per parent in the water.
Preschool Swim Lessons (Ages 3-6 years old)
Levels 1-3 help preschoolers learn personal water safety and achieve basic swimming competency by learning two benchmark skills — swim, float, swim and jump, push, turn, grab.
School-Age Swim Lessons (Ages 6-12 years old)
Levels 1-4 feature socially distanced in-water activities where kids learn from a swim instructor in the pool with them.
Levels 5-6 feature socially distanced in swim lane activities where kids learn from a swim instructor on the deck.
Teen Swim Lessons (Ages 12-17 years old)
Levels 4-5 introduce basic stroke techniques of front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, and butterfly while teaching continued water safety. For swimmer's safety, they should be able to swim 15 yards independently on their front and back.
Level 6 refines stroke technique on all major competitive strokes and encourages swimming as part of a healthy lifestyle. For swimmer's safety, they should be able to swim front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke for 25 yards.
Adult Swim Lessons (Ages 18+ years old)
Levels 1-3 introduce personal water safety and achieve basic swimming competency by learning swim, float swim and jump, push, turn, and grab.
Levels 4-5 help students learn additional water safety skills and build stroke technique, developing skills that prevent chronic disease, increase social-emotional and cognitive well-being, and foster a lifetime of physical activity.
Health and Safety
Throughout the pandemic, we’ve consistently adapted our programs in partnership with our local health departments to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
We focus on creating a clean and healthy environment for everyone with protocols that include masks and distancing, as well as regular cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting by our trained staff. Kids stay together in small groups with minimal exposure to other groups.
Learn more about all health and safety protocols.
Prepare to Register
Activate your membership by filling out our reactivation form or join today!
Set up your new online account prior to registration to ensure a seamless registration process.
Additional Information
During general registration, each member can only register for one class. During late registration, each child will be able to sign up for multiple classes but not two of the same. If there are multiple children in the same household, each one can register for the same class.
Membership is required for active participation in all parent and child programs, including Parent and Child Swim Lessons, and Toddler Gym. Membership is not required for parent viewing. However, one non-member parent/guardian with youth-only accounts may access the Y with the youth member. Photo identification and standard check-in process required.
How Our Youth Sports Leagues Help Develop Leaders
Values-Based: Coaches encourage building positive relationships, developing conflict resolution skills, and improving self-confidence in players.
Individual Growth: We believe every child deserves a chance to learn, grow, and thrive through youth sports participation.
Skill Development: Players learn to work as part of a team, practice to improve their skills, and work to become their best selves.