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2022
2022
Lindsay Alisbah, a rising junior at Holton-Arms School in Bethesda, was looking for a way to share her love of the water, so she created the WJA Swim Club in Northeast DC.
— 7News DC (@7NewsDC) July 13, 2022
Now, a dozen young swimmers are getting better every day -- all free of charge ❤️https://t.co/PokkrT5OZK
Students @WashJesAcademy are learning to swim 🏊♂️at no cost thanks to a program developed by Lindsay Alisbah of @HoltonArms in Bethesda. The 15-year-old started the WJA Swim Club in June and has provided swimming lessons to twelve students. pic.twitter.com/fj87WSACxn
— Kellye Lynn (@Kellye7News) July 12, 2022
Lindsay Alisbah, a student at Bethesda High School, is teaching students in low-income and underserved communities how to swim. With the free, five-week course, Alisbah said, “I really wanted to show them that they could be comfortable in the water." https://t.co/mPtgk5fJV8
— WTOP (@WTOP) August 2, 2022
