named programs · 8 · from sources
What they call their work
Adult/Teen Classes
Skating instruction for teens and adults, focusing on fundamental skills and progression, offered in structured fall and winter sessions.
Advanced Skating Skills
Drop-in class for advanced skaters who have passed the first USFS Skating Skills test, focusing on refining technique and preparing for testing.
Aspire Program
Developmental program for skaters aiming to advance their technical skills, with structured on-ice training on Mondays and Fridays.
Basic Skills Classes
Group skating classes for beginners of all ages, following the Learn to Skate USA curriculum, offered in fall and winter sessions on multiple days per week.
Freestyle Ice Sessions
Structured practice times for figure skaters to work on jumps, spins, and routines, available by membership or drop-in rate on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
Ice Explorers (Tots Class)
Introductory skating classes for young children, designed to build confidence and basic skating abilities in a fun, safe environment.
SafeSport Program
Compliance and safety initiative aligned with U.S. Figure Skating’s policies to prevent abuse and harassment, including training and reporting protocols.
Summer Skate Camp
Annual summer program offering full-day and half-day options for skaters ages 5 and up, including on-ice and off-ice training, skill development, and crafts.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Figure Skating Instruction and Development 4 activities
- Administer U.S. Figure Skating test sessionsHosts virtual and in-person U.S. Figure Skating-sanctioned test sessions annually, enabling skaters to advance their skills and achieve discipline-specific milestones, including gold medalist status. Supported at least 18 gold-level achievements between 2016 and 2026 across multiple disciplines.
- Facilitate competition and event participationEnables member skaters to participate in U.S. Figure Skating-sponsored competitions, qualifying events, and regional, sectional, and national events. Organizes an annual club ice show and other events to showcase skater development.
- Host freestyle skating sessionsProvides regular freestyle ice sessions on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays during the 2025–26 season, offering full- and part-time access through monthly or full payment plans, punch cards, and drop-in rates. Sessions support independent practice and private lesson opportunities, with discounted rates for package registrants.
- Provide figure skating instruction and training programsOffers private lessons, group classes, and structured programs such as Basic Skills, Adult/Teen, Aspire, and Ice Explorers (Tots) for skaters of all ages and skill levels, using the Learn to Skate USA curriculum. Classes are held on multiple days weekly during seasonal sessions, with evaluations for appropriate placement.
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Youth Sports Safety & Risk Management 1 activity
- Maintain SafeSport compliance and safety protocolsDesignates a SafeSport Chair to oversee safety policies and serve as a point of contact for SafeSport-related matters, ensuring a professional and safe environment for all participants.
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Summer Day Camp Programs 1 activity
- Organize summer skate campHosts an annual summer skate camp for skaters aged 5 and older who can skate independently, running from August 18 to 22, 2025. Offers full-day, half-day, and single-day enrollment options with programming focused on skill development.
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Recognition and Awards Programs 1 activity
- Recognize student-athlete achievementsRecognizes high school senior skaters for balancing academic and athletic excellence, presenting awards to over 600 student-athletes in the current year.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$71K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue$68K96%
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$69K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
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balance sheet
Total assets$33K
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Net assets$33K
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -1.5%
relationships · 14
Who they work with
- BIANYS Partner — Partner organization providing brain injury support and operating a helpline for concussion-related concerns.
- Google Partner — Utilizes Google Drive to host Virtual Test Session Guidelines.
- Learn to Skate USA Network — Coaches Amber Crispell and Meredith Kenney are members, indicating club alignment with Learn to Skate USA.
- Learn to Skate USA Network — Requires skaters to be members of Learn to Skate USA to participate in club freestyle sessions.
- Learn to Skate USA Partner — Uses the Learn to Skate USA curriculum for skating instruction.
- Professional Skaters Association Network — Coaches Laurie Sakhnovskiy and Sergei Sakhnovskiy are members, indicating professional affiliation.
- U.S. Figure Skating Network — Club members automatically join U.S. Figure Skating, enabling participation in USFSA-sanctioned events.
- U.S. Figure Skating Network — Member organization adhering to U.S. Figure Skating's SafeSport Program and policies.
- U.S. Figure Skating Network — Member organization that follows U.S. Figure Skating's national testing structure and standards for skater advancement.
- U.S. Figure Skating Partner — Administers the Graduating Senior Award program, including review and distribution of awards.
- U.S. Figure Skating Association Network — Member organization of U.S. Figure Skating Association, enabling access to national programs and events.
- USA Hockey Network — Coach Amber Crispell is a member and holds Level 4 hockey coach certification, indicating program inclusion of hockey skating.
- USFSA Network — Requires skaters to be members of USFSA to participate in club freestyle sessions.
- United States Figure Skating Network — Multiple coaches are members of United States Figure Skating, indicating organizational affiliation.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Comprehensive Safeguarding Against Misconductmethodology: comprehensive_safeguardingBy enforcing a zero-tolerance policy and implementing a comprehensive behavioral code, the organization prevents abuse and promotes a safe culture because clear, enforced boundaries are necessary to maintain trust and psychological safety in youth sports environments.
- Integrated On-Ice and Off-Ice Development with Mindfulnessmethodology: integrated_ice_off-ice_trainingBy combining on-ice training, off-ice instruction, and mindfulness techniques, the program enhances technical skill acquisition and mental focus because holistic development addresses both physical and cognitive aspects of athletic performance.
- Safe Learning Environment with Character Developmentmethodology: safe-learning-environmentBy providing a professional and safe learning environment that integrates good sportsmanship and ethical practices, the organization fosters both skater development and personal character growth because psychological safety and values integration are foundational to sustained athletic and personal growth.
- Structured Skill Advancement Through Standardized Testingmethodology: progressive skill testingBy using a progressive, standardized testing system aligned with national curricula, skaters advance based on demonstrated mastery of skills, because structured assessment ensures consistent development and prepares athletes for competitive pathways.