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Big Blue Swim School is Coming Soon to Johns Creek

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The new pool opens this spring at Northbridge Shopping Center

ATLANTA (PRWEB) January 13, 2020 - Big Blue Swim School, one of the nation’s fastest growing swim school franchises, is coming to the Atlanta area this spring, with its first pool located in Johns Creek at the Northbridge Shopping Center. The company plans to open additional pools in the Atlanta market, making their exceptional swim program available to even more families in the region.

“We are very excited to open our first Atlanta-area pool in Johns Creek,” said Paige Reyhan, Area Manager for Big Blue Swim School. “Since Big Blue was founded in 2009, we’ve worked hard to provide an exceptional learn-to-swim program experience through a team of highly trained, full-time swim associates who are passionate about the mission they deliver. Pairing our skilled pros with Big Blue’s clean, comfortable facilities, and easy to use lesson scheduling technology, Big Blue is winning the hearts of families everywhere we go.”

The Johns Creek pool will be open seven days a week and lessons are offered for children ages six months to 12 years of age. Big Blue has four curriculums of instruction spanning 11 levels with weekly lessons running year-round, offering flexibility to start and stop lessons at any time. Each child progresses to their next swim level as soon as they achieve the skills required, not when they complete a set number of classes.

“The programs we developed have transformed the way swim lessons are taught,” said Reyhan. “We make sure that with each visit, every child gains skills and confidence in the water. Doing this allows us to go from the development of swimming skills such as stroke, breath, and movement, to the development of life skills like courage, perseverance, and hard work.” Through Big Blue’s parent portal, lesson progress is shared in real-time so parents know exactly how a child is doing in each class.

The Johns Creek Big Blue pool is located at 10955 Jones Bridge Road, near Aldi and Goodwill. Like all Big Blue Swim Schools, the space is designed to maximize comfort for both children and parents. “With 90-degree, ultra-clean water, a comfortable viewing area that manages for cleanliness and sound, plenty of private changing areas, and capacity for parents to schedule multiple kids to swim during the same 30-45 minutes, Big Blue makes it easy to schedule and enjoy a weekly swim lesson routine,” said Reyhan.

Big Blue currently operates five pools in the Chicago area and the Johns Creek pool is the brand’s first franchise location to open. Big Blue has franchise agreements for another 59 schools in 12 states, and plans to grow through franchising to 150 pools by 2021.

Families interested in learning more about Big Blue Swim School can try a free lesson when the facility opens. Big Blue will also host a free family event as part of the pool’s grand opening this spring. To stay informed of Big Blue’s progress in Johns Creek, or to learn more about Big Blue’s free event, special pre-opening deals, and the programs offered, visit https://bit.ly/BBSS_JohnsCreek or follow Big Blue on Facebook @BigBlueJohnsCreek and Instagram @Big_Blue_Swim_School. For job opportunities at Big Blue Swim School in Johns Creek, please email johnscreek@bigblueswimschool.com.

About Big Blue Swim School

Big Blue Swim School was founded in 2009 by competitive swimmer Chris DeJong. The first location opened in Wilmette, Illinois, followed by four additional Chicagoland schools. Big Blue offers an unparalleled swim lesson experience made easier and more effective by our full-time instructors, proprietary technology and curriculum, and our family-centric facilities. We create and celebrate Big Moments in the pool which lead to kids learning they can achieve anything in life. To learn more visit https://www.BigBlueSwimSchool.com.

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