The National Junior Tennis League program is open to children who want to learn the sport or improve their game. Children who participate in the summer program are given the opportunity to work on the fundamentals of tennis. Children work with an instructor to learn the forehand, backhand and rules of the game. Children are also taught the value of teamwork and good sportsmanship. Classes are open to children ages 6 to 18. There is a fee for the class, but scholarships are available.
NJTL Administrator
P.O. Box 151014
Austin, TX 78715
512-466-6545
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The City of Austin's Parks and Recreations offers swim lessons during the summer. Children are encouraged to attend the two-week session so they can learn the basics of swimming. Instructors focus on improving a child's stroke over the course of the program. Children are assigned a swimming class based on their swimming abilities. Children with more advanced swimming abilities can participate in a snorkeling class. The classes are open for children ages 6 months and up. Registration for the swimming lessons must be conducted in person at the Parks and Recreations office.
Austin Parks and Recreation Department
Aquatics Office-ISP
400 Deep Eddy Avenue
Austin, TX 78703
512-974-9333
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Children in kindergarten through fifth grade can participate in the Summer Playground program. The program is held at safe neighborhood sites and supervised by the Austin Parks and Recreations Department. The program is designed to help keep children active during the summer months. Children can enjoy games such as water balloon fights, box hockey and basketball. Children are also educated on how to make healthy food choices.
Austin Parks and Recreation Department
Summer Playground Program
400 Deep Eddy Avenue
Austin, TX 78703
512-480-3043
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Children can participate in the Summer Food Service program. The program offers nutritious meals to children ages 1 to 18 years. The meals are served at participating schools, recreational centers and playgrounds. Parents do not need to register their children for participation. The program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Texas Department of Human Services.
Austin Parks and Recreation Department
Summer Food Service Program
400 Deep Eddy Avenue
Austin, TX 78703
512-974-1462
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