The food pantry is TODAY!

The Washburn Boys & Girls Youth Camp will focus on core skill development, competitive game play, teamwork, and having fun!

Washburn Basketball players will work with the coaching staff to provide specific instruction and demonstrations. All Campers will receive a t-shirt and a camp report card!!

Camp specific details are listed below:

Grades: 2nd - 8th
When: May 29th - May 31st
Times: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: Lee Arena, Petro Allied Health Center, Washburn University Campus
Cost: $90 per camper

Walk up registration will be accepted however t-shirt sizes are limited.

Use this link to register: http://www.wusports.com/wbbcamps

The food pantry is in two days!

If you would like an appointment between 3:00-4:00, give the Pauline South Secretaries a call at 785-339-4750 and they will get you scheduled.

If work schedules or transportation limit your ability to attend, call or text our family engagement specialist at 785-422-8794 and we can put together a box at the end of the evening to send home or be picked up on Friday.

The first internet safety session is TOMORROW!

Check out our website for all of the upcoming opportunities for your children this summer!

The last food and nutrition course for the school year is TOMORROW! Miss the classes this year and interested in participating in the classes next school year? Reach out to our family engagement specialist at 785-422-8794 for more information.

This week, the http://childmindinstitute.org explores how parents can support kids on the autism spectrum going through puberty by being proactive and preparing kids for changes they will experience well before they happen to mitigate anxiety and fear. Click on the link below for additional information.

https://childmind.org/article/autism-and-puberty/

Miss the first few sessions? No worries! You can still register and participate in the cooking class TODAY!

The internet offers a vast array of opportunities for learning, socializing, and entertainment, but it also presents numerous risks. Come learn more about how you can talk to your child about internet safety with our very own counselor, Susan Ross.

Looking for summer activities for your kids?

The Kansas Children’s Discovery Center has made a list of 50+ free ways to entertain your kids in Topeka this summer!

There are special events, attractions, educational programs, farmer's markets, parks, fishing, nature trails, and community centers that will all be open to the public.