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Welcome
The Ice House Learn To Skate ("LTS") program is ranked among the
10 best programs in the entire country by the United States Figure
Skating Association. The LTS program consists of a comprehensive
lesson and testing structure that is very exciting, rewarding, safe
and fun. it has been a great success for many years and is a great
way to learn how to skate and meet people. Whether your goal is to
achieve Olympic fame or simply enjoy the recreational benefits of
skating, the Ice House LTS program is the ideal thing for you.
We have proficiency levels ranging from Basic 1 to Basic 8. For
our 4 and 5 year olds we offer a 3 level Tot program (called
Snowplow Sam) to prepare them for our regular classes. We also offer
Parent/Tot classes! The skater will learn various techniques such as
stopping and turning, just to name a few.
Every week one of our designated testers will evaluate the kids
to see if the skater is ready to advance to the next level. Once the
skater has successfully passed a test, we will immediately move
him/her to the next level and give them a certificate of
achievement. No skater is held back in a class that is too easy for
them.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. We will be happy
to help. Have fun.
General Information
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NO REFUNDS ONCE THE APPLICATION IS
SUBMITTED. Payment for classes must be made with
application to the skating school office. ($25 charge for any
returned checks.)
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CLASSES ARE CONFIRMED AT THE TIME OF
REGISTRATION, unless otherwise notified.
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Maximum class size is 12-16 per class. USFSA
Testing will be done on a weekly basis. Placement decisions are
at the sole discretion of the staff testers.
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ICE HOUSE reserves the right to cancel or
change programs based on class availability.
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There are no makeup classes.
Classes will not be altered due to school vacations, holidays,
or inclement weather unless otherwise specified. Absolutely no
switching of days & times after series has begun.
We encourage all students to wear: Helmets,
warm loose clothing, thin socks and gloves.

Program Includes
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One half hour of instruction, one half hour of
practice.
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The annual USFSA Basic skills registration fee
of $10.00 per skater includes: basic skills membership material.
September 1 - August 31.
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Discount cards entitle holder to $1.00 off
rentals & $1.00 off public session admission. (skate rentals -
$2.50) There is a $2.00 charge for lost cards.
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Learn to Skate and Junior Competition Team
Schedule of Classes
Fall-Winter 2006-2007Fall: September
11-November 12, 2006
Registration begins Monday, August 17, 2006 Winter 1:
November 13, 2006-Febuary 4, 2007
Registration begins Monday, October 16, 2006 No classes: 11/20-11/26 (Thanksgiving)
12/11-12/17 (Hannakuh) 12/18-12/24 (Christmas)
Winter 2: February
5-April 15, 2007
Registration begins Monday, January 8, 2007 No classes: 4/2-4/8 (Easter/Passover)
Spring: April 16-June
24, 2007
Registration begins Monday, March 12, 2007 No classes: 5/21-5/27 (Memorial Day)
Skate Rental Not Included
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