by Staten Island Jewish Community Center
The Bernikow JCC has both indoor and outdoor pools used for kids' swim lessons, recreational swimming and competitive programs. It is the Staten Island JCC's only branch with pools.
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Indoor pool year-round; outdoor pool in summer
Paid; see website
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All ages.
Paid; see website
Indoor pool year-round; outdoor pool in summer
1466 Manor Road, 10314, in Manor Heights, Staten Island.
Registration is handled by Staten Island Jewish Community Center: sijcc.org, or call (718) 475-5200.
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