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UPCOMING SESSION:.
Spring Session: ​March 3rd - May 31st
Registration is OPEN!​​​​​​
SKIP DATES:
April 25-26, May 24-26
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NOTE: Skip dates are factored into session costs and no makeups are available for scheduled skip dates
Drop-in classes are available per request and must RSVP prior to their class by emailing admin@chicagoedgeskating.com. We will send you a payment link to register for your drop-in. Thank you!
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All skaters enrolled in our Learn to Skate classes are invited to perform in our annual Summer Ice Show on June 7th! Group numbers, solos, duets and more are available for skaters of all ages and levels in our "Skate the Red Carpet" Ice Show!
WHICH PROGRAM IS BEST FOR ME?​​
Learn to Skate Information & Details
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All levels take approximately 8-10 weeks to master curriculum and advance to the next level.​
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Controlled student to teacher ratios ensure that every skater gets the attention they need
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Classes and levels may be combined together depending on enrollment numbers. Don't worry - our coaches are trained to be able to modify classes for your skaters needs.
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All skaters are tested at their own pace and will move up to the next level when they are ready.
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Skip dates are included in the cost of the session and no make-up classes are available for skip dates.
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Make-ups will be allowed but must be used during the current session. The first make-up is free of charge and any additional make-ups are $5. Make-ups will not roll over to upcoming sessions and no refunds will be given. Please email admin@chicagoedgeskating.com if you need to schedule a make up class.
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We offer credits only towards a future session, camp, freestyle, etc. if you choose to cancel your enrollment. No refunds will be given.
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Skates, clothing and helmet requirements:
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Rental skates are $3 at the front desk but feel free to bring your own!
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Please layer warm comfortable clothing that allows for unrestricted movement.
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Helmets required for all beginning skaters and recommended for skaters age 6 and younger.
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Wear mittens or gloves to protect your fingers and keep them warm!
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Thin socks/stockings are best for wearing skates.