What's New in 2019?

Jr Program Manual 

Our new manual will answer all your questions about our programs, policies, procedures, what to bring, and much more! All participants should review with parent/guardian before the start of their program. Download here.

Race Team Schedule

If your child raced with us last season, please register them for Race Team (Opti's and FJ's). We will have a dedicated Coach and volunteer crew helping us grow our Race Team this Summer. Three weeks of camp and four scheduled regattas, see schedule. 

Carpool List

We will generate a carpool list for those interested in meeting new friends and easing the burden of transportation. We will send out a google form prior to the week of camp where parents can share information and contact each other before the first day of camp. Stay Tuned!

Fun Fridays and Awards

Last year we started back Fun Fridays, expect even more fun experiences to end our sailing weeks this year. At the end of each session, each child will go home with an achievement award so you can keep track of their progress and learn about their week at camp. 

Generous Scholarships Available!  Learn more at  tisailing.org/scholarships

2019 Adult Course Offerings

We are gearing up for the season and hope to get even more folks on the water this year. Help spread the word to friends and families looking for opportunities to sail. 

Click below to learn more.          

This past week we kicked off our week long pilot program, Sailing to Save the Sea. Fifth graders from Redding Elementray School in the heart of San Francisco came to learn about watersheds, water quality, tides and currents, and marine debris. 

They collected over 70 pieces of marine debris on the beach at Clipper Cove during their Stewardship project. All of their data was collected and entered into NOAA's Marine Debris Tracker App.

The week ended in their classroom where they created a poster campaign to "Ban The Plastic"! These posters were hung in their cafeteria for all to see! Little did they know that the San Francisco Unified School District just announced the banning of plastic straws in their lunch rooms!

We couldn't have asked for a better group of inquisitive students to test out our new curriculum. A big thanks to all of our grant supporters including NOAA, National Marine Sanctuaries, and the St. Francis Sailing Foundation for helping us educate and empower the next generation. 

"Sailing was not merely for the sake of sailing, but gave my students a very tangible experience and context for the lessons.;" Teacher, Dana Rees from Redding Elementary School 

"I didn't know what the word Watershed meant until now!" - Starlynn 

"My least favorite part was when we had to LEAVE the Beach Cleanup!!!" - James

"When we cleaned up the beach, it felt empowering" - Christina

T hanks to this great group of volunteers for coming down for our Annual Volunteer Orientation Day. 

To learn how to become part of this great team, check out our Volunteer Page tisailing.org/volunteer

and checkout our New Volunteer Handbook. 

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On Clipper Cove

TISC Set Sail Learn Milestone 

Posted December 11th, 2018

With light winds the students from Longfellow Elementary  focused on observing wildlife in the Cove and even had the  opportunity to try their hands...

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