Goldfish Swim School
Why May Is the Time to Start Swim Lessons with the Experts at Goldfish Swim School - Fitchburg
Enroll here and get $85 off your first month!
As temperatures rise and families start planning for pool days, lake trips, and beach vacations, there’s one thing every parent should have at the top of their list: water safety.
May is National Water Safety Month, and it serves as an important reminder that drowning is one of the leading causes of accidental death for children in the United States. It’s a heartbreaking reality but also one we can actively work to prevent.
Getting your children into swim lessons early makes a real, measurable difference.
Studies show that formal swim lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by up to 88% among young children. That’s not just a statistic…it’s peace of mind for parents and a life-saving skill for kids.
There’s no better time to start than right now.
Every lesson is led by highly trained instructors with supervisors and lifeguards who are always on duty,
Waiting until summer to enroll in swim lessons means a missed opportunity during the most critical learning window. Starting in the spring helps children build confidence, develop essential water safety skills, and feel comfortable before they’re regularly around water.
For over six years, parents have trusted the experts at Goldfish Swim School to help their children learn to swim safely and successfully. They are designed to help kids learn to swim faster, while giving parents total peace of mind.
With small 4:1 classes, warm 90° pools, and a results-driven curriculum, kids build real skills and confidence quickly, often sooner than parents expect. Every lesson is led by highly trained instructors with supervisors and lifeguards on duty, so your child is supported and succeeds every step of the way.
It’s not just fun, it’s progress you can see and safety you can trust.
This May, in honor of Water Safety Month, Goldfish Swim School is making it easier than ever to make this your safest summer yet.. Families can enroll now and receive their first two classes FREE, plus a waived membership fee—an $85 savings on the first month.
Simply use code “Q106” at checkout to take advantage of this limited-time offer.
Because when it comes to water safety, waiting isn’t worth the risk. Give your child the skills they need, and the confidence you want, before summer begins.
ENROLL NOW!
Storytellers Jam 35
Q106 Storyteller’s Jam 35 presented by Wings Credit Union
March 16, 2025 at the Monona Terrace
Artists: Ernest, LoCash, Bryan Martin, Tigirlily Gold, & Randall King
Show Us Your Buck Shot!
Hunting the Wisconsin 2022 Deer Season? We want to see your best shots! Upload a photo of your Big Buck for a chance to WIN a $250 Farm and Fleet gift card and maybe more importantly... BRAGGING RIGHTS.
Each participant will also be sent a limited edition Q Buck Shot Boot Koozie!
HAPPY HUNTING!
Photos MUST BE DISPLAY READY and harvested during the 2022 Deer Season in WI – No bloody looking animals…please clean up before submitting or your photo may be disqualified.
*Winner will be randomly chosen 12/7 at noon*
Hedgehog Murder
This Country Courthouse --features two dads, neighbors -- locked in a disagreement about one child's pet. Nate's 7 yr. old son Aiden has (had) a pet hedgehog named 'Prickly'. Next door neighbor, Rick has a dog named Misha, an Anatolian Shepherd- the breed originally bred to guard livestock. So Aiden's pet hedgehog got through a hole in backyard fence, wandered into Rick's yard next door and the dog grabbed Prickly and shook him to death/ attacked and killed hedgehog.
Flood Light
Country Courthouse features plaintiff Misty and defendant Christine, neighbors in the midst of a disagreement over Christine's backyard floodlight that is obnoxiously bright all night long, every night, shining in Misty's windows keeping her family awake.
Prom Dress Dilemma
Jenna emailed Fish With Friends about her daughter Tiffany. Tiffany is friends with Cynthia's son Nick and Nick decided to ask another girl to prom after Tiffany already spent $200 on her non-refundable dress. Jenna wants Cynthia's son to either go to prom with her daughter or give Tiffany $200 for the dress.
Kibble 4 A Cause
Raising Awareness for our Furry Friends!
– Toys, chews and Kongs
– Potty training pads
– Powder or liquid puppy formula
– Cleaning supplies (disinfecting wipes, stain and odor remover sprays, paper towel, bottles of hand sanitizer with pump dispenser)
– Small, soft dog treats
– Greenies pill pockets
– Canned, ground cat and kitten food
– Compressed rawhide or rawhide rolls