Host an ISR Session

Bring ISR to Your Community

Water Safety Closer to Home.

A safe beginning starts with access

A safe beginning
starts with access

Help Families Find Their Way to Water Confidence.

Hosting a session helps make individualized ISR lessons more accessible to families in your community, all while giving your own child the convenience of lessons close to home.

Toddler swimming in pool during an ISR lesson

Why host?

Small Gesture. Meaningful Impact.

01

CLOSE TO HOME

Bring ISR lessons closer to your family with the comfort and convenience of learning right near home.

02

A Little Thanks!

As a thank-you for hosting, your family receives lessons free of charge for one student.

03

A Bigger Splash

Pool access lets North Country ISR offer more lessons and locations to children who need them.

The little details

Everything for a Safe Session.

For your pool

A Happy Host Space

  • Safe access through a side gate or a short walk from the pool entrance.
  • Water heated and maintained between 84–88°F, with overnight solar covers highly recommended.
  • Properly maintained chemicals and water balance.
  • Availability Monday through Thursday, for about 2–3 hours a day throughout the six-week program.
  • A bathroom is not required, as families and students will not be using the home.
  • Instructor must be able to use the pool Monday-Thursday for between 2-3 hours. (Example: 9AM-11AM or 4PM-6PM)

Good To Know

A minimum of 10 students is generally needed to host a session. Availability may vary by season and location.

For your peace of mind

Your ISR Instructor

  • Maintains liability insurance and will provide a copy of the policy to the homeowner.

  • Maintains current CPR/AED and First Aid certification.
  • Maintains active ISR certification.

Important Information

Your North Country ISR instructor maintains the professional credentials needed to provide lessons safely and confidently.

Ready to Make a Bigger Splash?

Help more little ones grow confident, capable, and safe around the water.