Swim Stars

Manoj Rajan

My daughter went there for about 6 months and didn’t learn how to float forget about swimming this place is only focussed on making money for themselves not on teaching swimming to kids so don’t waste your money they deserve 0 minus stars Swimming can be taught to anyone in 15 sessions but here you will take years that’s my opinion

Nina Kim

We had a great experience with Swim Stars for their summer 2022 camp program! We are a family with younger kids (4 and 6) and have done a few summer programs around JC. Swim Stars, by far, was the most organized and communicative program that we've participated in so far. The groups were broken out by age, and the days consisted of swim lessons, small group activities, games, crafts, etc. I would also say the staff is much more mature/responsible than some of the other programs around JC with younger teen counselors. Drop off and pick up is seamless, and they have a really flexible pre and after care program that you're able to leverage on a need basis. Our kids were always super happy at pick up and the program had a good balance of activities, where they were not 'over-tired' and cranky by the time they were scooped up. On a couple occasions, when we were not able to swim in the pool, we were notified in advanced and given the option for tennis, which we were also really excited about. Over the course of the summer, we saw both our kids swimming excel and was really impressed with their ability. While we have kids that were pretty comfortable with water, Swim Stars had really helped with their technique and additional added comfort in the water. We felt our kids were truly cared for and highly recommend their program! We will definitely be going back next summer!

Tommy Tanyag

My 4 year old son had a blast at their summer camp and didn't want to go home. As for progress, he was a little apprehensive about swimming by himself, but couldn't wait to hop in the water after day 1. Wouldn't take off his googles to/from camp ever since.

Ruizhe Yang

Instructors were very good at teaching the kids. But the class scheduling was less flexible, i.e. no make-up classes.