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May 2019

ECRWSS

The Bulldog Growl

Douglass Unified School District No. 396, 921 East First Douglass, KS 67039

The Douglass Vocal Department is wrapping up a very successful contest season.

Douglass hosted the Middle School Central Plains League Music Festival on April 3rd. Students receiving Excellent II ratings were CJ Bonhannon, Tressa Woody, Amron Bates, and Caleb Urbin. Students receiving Outstanding I ratings were Jewelyah Barker, Kassie Davis, Tye Rozell, Olivia Karagianis, Christy Loughry, Brianna Edmonds, Bridget Martin, Esther Christenson, Amy Black, and the Treble Choir. The Mixed Choir received Outstanding I ratings from all three judges.

The high school students participated in the Central Plains League Music Festival on March 3 hosted by Chaparral. All vocal solos that performed received I ratings. They consisted of Guthrie Burch, Landon Ramey, Zakk Kalp, Jacob Woody, Noah Powell, Lauren Henderson, Maranda Mitchell, and Brandon Young. The Madrigal Women received an Excellent II rating and the Madrigal Singers received an Outstanding I rating.

At KSHSAA Solos and Ensembles Festival on March 30, we added more solo singers who all performed well. Receiving an Excellent II rating was Alyssa Moore. Receiving an Outstanding I rating and qualifying for State Festival on April 27 were the Madrigal Singers, as well as soloists Landon Ramey, Jonathan Shores, Brandon Young, Jeanette Lehrmann, Lauren Henderson, Lillianne Gash, Noah Powell, Maranda Mitchell, Jacob Woody, Fallon Gatliff, Guthrie Burch, Zakk Kalp, and Claire Hilyard.

The concert choir performed on April 11th in Arkansas City for the KSHSAA Large Group Festival. The choir was awarded Outstanding I ratings from all three adjudicators Fabulous work, singers!

The Sisk Middle School and Douglass High School Music Department is pleased to present the Variety Show on Friday, May 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the DHS Auditorium. Students will be presenting skits, songs and dances to your favorite pop, rock, and country tunes. Tickets are $2 at the door. Invite your family and friends for this fun and entertaining evening!

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TELEPHONE NUMBERSElementary School 747-3350Middle School 747-3340High School 747-3310Central Office 747-3300Transportation 747-3370Internet: www.usd396.net

Douglass USD 396 does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, handicap, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment in, its programs or activities. For any questions regarding the district’s compliance, please contact: USD 396 Superintendent of Schools, 921 East First, Douglass, KS 67039. (316)747-3300.

An Equal Employment/Educational Opportunity Agency

USD 396 BOARD OF EDUCATION

Brent Nispel .........................................PresidentMike Shirley.................................Vice PresidentLes Braddy ............................................MemberSpencer Linville .....................................MemberBecky Mitchell....................................... MemberTroy Starr........ .......................................MemberSean Stover ............................................MemberRob Reynolds ............................ Supt. of Schools

BOARD OF EDUCATIONELECTION FILING DEADLINE

There are three board positions that will be up for election in January of 2020. These positions are currently held by Becky Mitchell, Mike Shirley and Sean Stover. If you are interested in one of these positions, you must file with the Butler County Clerk at the Butler County Courthouse in El Dorado by Noon on June 3, 2019.

FROM THE NURSE

New State Requirements for Immunizations

The state has issued new immunization requirements for school entry for Kindergarten, 1st grade, 7th grade and 11th grade. This will go into effect for the 2019-2020 school year.What this means for you.

Beside all of the current requirements, Kindergarten and 1st grade will be required to have 2 Hepatitis A shots. These shots are already required for entry into Pre-K, so most of next year’s Kindergarteners and first graders should already have these.

For 7th grade, it is already required they have a Tdap going into 7th grade, now they will also be required to have an MCV4 or Menactra, which is an immunization for Meningococcal Disease.

For 11th grade, they will be required to have 2 MCV4 shots. So for the school year coming up, if your Junior has only 1 MCV4 they will be required to get a second one, if they don’t have any, they will be required to get one.

Most doctors have been routinely giving these shots for the past several years, so everyone should be good. If, on review of your student’s immunizations, we find that they will need one before school starts in the fall, we will send you a letter to notify you. We are required to notify you by the 15th of May if records indicate they need additional immunizations. We will also send you a second letter around the first of August as a

BOE BRIEFSThe Douglass Board of Education met in regular session Monday, April 8, 2019 in the District Administrative Office

*approved donations: PTO- $150.00 – Parent/Teacher Conference MealMike & Nyija Price - $250.00 – Joe Price Scholarship

*accepted the Year 5 KESA Outside Visiting Team final report

*approved to renew the 2019-2020 KASB membership and legal assistance dues

*accepted the resignations from Bayley Nispel-High School Co-Cheer Sponsor, Crysta Nunley-Bus Driver and Alex Hodges Elementary Evening Custodian

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWSCongratulations to our Seal

Elementary 2019 Science Fair winners

5th GradeFirst Place – Sarah Lynn

Second Place – Abby WilliamsThird Place – Jaxson Brewer

4th GradeFirst Place – Joe Skaer

Second Place – Kora Skaer & Ethan BonillaThird Place – Zariah Halgunseth

Congratulations to Hannah Lynn and Lauren McCosh for earning 150 AR Points!!! We are proud of you!!!

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWSElementary School Social Worker’s Corner

Lion's QuestThis month we have been working on habit 6 and habit 7 of The 7 Habits of a Healthy Kid.

Habit 6 is “Synergize”. This habit focuses on engaging with others’ collectively. Individuals’ attitude for group cooperation is:

Individuals’ attitude for group cooperation is:1. Valuing others’ strengths and learning from them.2. Seeking out ideas in groups, as it helps create better solutions, fosters communication, builds trust compared to working alone.3. Believing that we can all learn from each other.

The last Habit, Habit 7, focuses on maintenance and balance of heart, brain, soul and body. If one area is being overused and ignored, the rest of the areas will see the effect. Students are able to:

1. Demonstrate healthy ways to express needs, wants and feelings. 2. Develop intrapersonal skills, self-reliance, self-confidence, and self-discipline.3. Demonstrate characteristics of a responsible friend and family member.

For more information and parent activities visit www.theleaderinme.org/parents

Social/EmotionalThe 7 Habits of Happy Kids correlates with the SECD (Social Emotional and Character Development); that promotes teaching, practicing, modeling and encouraging essential personal life habits that are universally understood as making people good human beings and citizens. It is learning with our heads, hearts and hands to be caring and civil, to make healthy decisions, to effectively problem solve, to be respectful and responsible, to be good citizens and to be empathetic and ethical individuals.

For more information:https://coe.k-state.edu/cpsi/handouts/KansansCan-Social-Emotional-Character-Development-Standards.pdf

Gold Card PartyWe celebrated our last Gold Card Party on April 18th, with balloon competitions for the students! FamiliesFamilies connected through interactive games such as Duck Duck Goose, Red Light/Green Light or Simon Says. These activities incorporate active listening skills, group participation, mindfulness, and the encouragement of communication.

ResourcesButler County Workforce Center:Is a one-stop resource that provides tools and trainings for job seekers with daily postings of new positions. They provide learning workshops with topics that include: fundamentals of resume writing and interviewing, creating resumes, basic, intermediate and advanced training with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word, and Skills Assessment and testing.

Please visit:https://workforce-ks.com/contact-us/524 N. Main El Dorado, KS 67042Tel: (316) 321-2350Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:00 to 1:00 and 2:00 to 5:00

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

6th Grade StudentsPrincipal’s Honor Roll

Alexsis Barkus, Emily Black, Wesley Olson, Lily Stalker, Micah Thornton-Hanafin

High Honor RollAnnabelle Busch, Emma Carson, Marissa Edmonds, Waylon Frakes, Kaitlyn Gash, Laila Higgins, Randall Laver, Emily Leeper, Matthew Lehrmann, Chloe Martin, Camden Mertz, Addison Norton, Jace Pichler, Addison Stone, Elijah Waterman, Alexander Williams

Honor RollDallas Britt, Charlton Carr, Jaytin Cathey, Enslee Cornelison, Vivian Frakes, Ethan Hiser, Madison Kidd, Molly Kidd, Macey Lewis, Paislee Mahlandt, Carson Martin, Kyler Moore, Jolie Suntheimer, Brooke Thill

7th Grade StudentsPrincipal’s Honor Roll

Mariah Barkus, Kennedy Bergsten, Adrianna Carroll, Bailey Downer, Hayley Edwards, Dylann Hoffman, Monica McCosh

High Honor RollEmily Blevins, Micah Edris, Samantha Estes, Emily Gash, Anna Joseph, Kenisyn Millington, Codi Mitchell, Lane Shirley, Jaxon Spradling, Caleb Urbin, Hayleigh Waggoner, Tressa Woody

Honor RollNatalie Barnhart, Addison Brock, Shane Damron, Benjamin DeHoff, Talon Dotts, Hailey Fenno, Beau Green, Jill High, Michael Kielhorn, Maddison Mitchell, Jason Rankin, Brock Stiner

8th Grade StudentsPrincipal’s Honor Roll

Jordan Perkins, Emily Powell

High Honor RollJewelyah Barker, Joslyn DeLano, Tyler Kiekel, Christy Loughry, Bridget Martin, Tyelor Rozell, Payton Schuler, Claudia Stirewalt, Mason Suntheimer, Katie Valentine, Josie West

Honor RollJames Bauer, Minka Cokeley, Kassie Davis, Brianna Edmonds, Rebecca Hajdukovich, Kye Jones, Konnor Kielhorn, Conner Megli, Mason Megli, Wade Morgan, Isabella Price, Avery Roberts, Amie Stiner

Honor Roll 3rd 9 Weeks

Love in a Lunchbox Summer Food Program

The Douglass Ministerial Alliance, Hope Connections and USD#396 are conducting the LILB (Love in a Lunchbox) Food Program this summer.

-Starting June 4th and ending August 1st, free lunches will be served by local churches every Thursday on the Douglass Public Library side lawn from 12-1 p.m.

-One lunch will be provided to eat, and another will be given to take home for the weekend.

If your child(ren) plan to attend, please contact your school counselor by May 10th so that we can prepare and purchase needed items.

-High School, Dana Houser-747-3310-Middle School, Sydney Zaldivar-747-3340-Elementary School, Brittni Sills -747-3350

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWSKAY Club Celebrates “Be the Spark” Grant

Last spring, the KAY Club was awarded a grant of over $4500 from Blue Cross/ Blue Shield of Kansas to renovate and update the existing tennis courts. After a year of planning and work, KAY officers were excited to welcome Cheryl Gleason, KSHSAA and Kaitlyn Bryan, BCBS to Douglass. The improvements include, but are not limited to, new benches and nets. Lines are freshly painted and cracks are sealed. A wide range of equipment has been purchased for the tennis teams and a teaching cart, which includes a classroom set of rackets, is now available for the elementary students. The club members wanted to help improve the courts for not only the high school teams but also for the community as a whole. With these small steps, we hope people of all ages will be able to enjoy the courts.

SADD Provides a Fun-filled After Prom

After Prom was held on Saturday, April 13th from 11pm to 2am at the Derby Recreation Center. All DHS students, in good standing, were invited to join the fun at no cost! Activities included swimming, basketball, volleyball, and card games. Food and drinks were also provided.

Drawings for gift card prizes were held every half hour and students had to be present to win. The $20 gift cards ranged from Taco Bell to iTunes. Senior names were placed in a separate drawing for $50 gift cards from Walmart and all seniors remaining at the end of the night had a chance to win an additional $50 prepaid card. In total, 30 gift cards were handed out to freshmen through juniors and 40 cards went to senior guests. A fun time was had by all! And, as always, none of this would be possible without the support of our local businesses, churches, and clubs. Thank you for your support!

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BUTLER COUNTY SPECIAL ED INTERLOCAL

Critical Needs Para

APPLICATION PROCESS: Interested applicants please complete the application located on the Butler County Special Education Interlocal #638 at https://www.applitrack.com/bcsbc/onlineapp/default.aspx.

COACH AND SPONSOR POSITION(S)

Assistant Musical DirectorAssistant High School Football CoachAssistant High School Wrestling CoachAssistant District Track CoachHead Middle School Girls Basketball CoachAssistant High School Girls Basketball Coach

APPLICATION PROCESS: Please complete the on-line application at www.usd396.net and return to Douglass USD 396, 921 E. First St, Douglass, KS 67039. Applications will be accepted until position is filled. If you have questions regarding this position, please contact Jason Menard at 747-3310. Position(s) will be open until filled.

CLASSIFIED POSITIONS – Beginning wage $10.00/hour

Bus DriverVan DriverRoute Bus DriverSubstitute Bus DriverSubstitute Van Driver

APPLICATION PROCESS: Please complete the on-line application at www.usd396.net and return to Douglass USD 396, 921 E. First St, Douglass, KS 67039. Applications will be accepted until position is filled.

DOUGLASS USD 396 JOB OPPORTUNITIES

OPAA POSITION

Substitute CookSubstitute Dishwasher

APPLICATION PROCESS: Interested applicants please complete the application located on the Opaa website at http://www.opaafood.com/index.php/opaa-careers/apply-now. If you have any questions regarding this position, please contact Jeri Eck, Food Service Director, at 316-747-3340. Applications will be accepted until position is filled.

USD 396 is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Web Page Design Field Trip

On April 15, Mrs. Dressler’s Web Page Design class, along with three seniors who are interested in graphic design and marketing fields, went to visit Lee Media Group’s office in downtown Wichita. Lee Media Group is a website design, development and marketing company that was founded in Rose Hill. While the students were there, they were divided into three groups; each group worked together with business owners from Butler County Heating and Air Conditioning, Dave’s Home Grown Trees and The Health Connection, Inc., to create the business’s profile on the new Rose Hill Chamber of Commerce website. One member from each group presented what the group had accomplished and then we finished our visit with some general information on social media and its use in marketing. It was a great morning of real-world experience for the students.

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WorkColorado School of Mines

WSU Tech Full TuitionUniversity of Kansas Academic $6,000

U.S. Navy Academic University of Kansas Academic $8,000

Cowley Community College Academic and Athletic Books and TuitionButler Community College

U.S. Air Force AcademicButler Community CollegeButler Community CollegeButler Community CollegeKansas State University AcademicKansas State University AcademicMidAmerica Nazarene Academic and Athletic $20,000

Butler Community CollegeButler Community College Butler 2000 Scholarship Full Tuition and BooksButler Community College Academic

WSU Tech Full TuitionButler Community College Academic $700Butler Community CollegeButler Community College Activity Full Tuition and Books

U.S. Marines AcademicEmporia State University Academic $300

U.S. NavyU.S. Army

Friends University Academic and Athletic $17,250University of Advancing Academic $14,000

Friends University Academic and Athletic $17,000Carthage University Academic

Emporia State UniversityButler Community College AcademicButler Community College Academic $750

Butler Community CollegeWSU Tech Full Tuition

Butler Community College Academic $750Butler Community College AcademicButler Community College Academic

Cowley Community CollegeButler Community College AcademicWichita State University Academic $12,000

University of Central Academic and Athletic $13,500Fort Scott Community Academic and Athletic $1,500

Butler Community CollegeButler Community College Academic and AthleticButler Community College Academic

U.S. MarinesJohnson County Community Academic and Activity

Friends University Academic and ActivityPittsburg State University Academic $1,500

Butler Community College

WSU Tech Full TuitionButler Community College

Butler Community College AcademicWSU Tech Full TuitionJob Corp

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Wichita State University Academic $1,750 per semester

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Pichler, Kaden

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Kurt, NevLester, GabrielLovell, SabianMacKay, MadisonMartin, CaraMcGuire, Darby

Hurd, KieranHurd, KyleJakovac, BradenKalp, ZakkaryKiekel, RyanKoeppen, Kaylee

Gatliff, FallonGilpin, TristonGrimmett, GretchenHaraburda, BrendanHouser, HaileyHurd, Kaleb

Engle, ChristianEngle, KaylaFarmer, TimothyFrakes, TaylorFulghum, BaileyGash Jr, Michael

Braungardt, Lillianne

Damron, HunterDamron, ZacharyDierks, LukasDierks, SageDressler, Zachary

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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

May the 4th Be With Our FORENSICS TEAM!

On Star Wars Day,May 4, our DHS Forensics Team State Qualifiers will travel to East High in Wichita to compete in the Kansas 3A State Championships. We are excited to have five

entries in this year’s tournament.

Representing Douglass at State Forensics this year:

Austin Bonilla competing in Impromptu Speech performance,

Blaize Dodson performing her Humorous Solo, Trapped in a Monologue,

Devin Polk and Landon Ramey teaming up in Improvised Duet Acting,

andMadison MacKay in Poetry with, A Poem

About Beauty, Image, & Insecurities/When I Was 13

AND with her Prose selection, 13 Reasons Why

Madison actually triple qualified for state! She could also compete in Impromptu Speech, but

state competition limits competitors to two events!

Please wish these competitors luck as you see them in school or around town.

May the 4th Be With Austin, Blaize, Devin, Landon, and Madison!

Future Maker Lab and Reality U Come to Douglass HS and Sisk MS

On April 5th, DHS students were able to participate in the Future Maker Lab and Reality U. The goal of the mobile lab is to educate students by bringing in-demand careers to the doorsteps through the use of technology. In the lab students experienced actual and virtual tools that are used in STEM (Science Technology, Engineering and Math) careers. Students were able to test out the equipment using virtual reality, information technology and hands-on experiences.

Reality U is a very eye opening experience for students that allows them to select a career then receive a monthly budget based on their life style survey answers and G.P.A. Students must purchase a car, house, utilities, phone service, insurance, groceries and child care.

We would like to thank RCB Bank for their generous donation in helping provide the experience of Reality U for our students.

The Future Maker Lab is sponsored by KOCH, Westar Energy, Cessna/Textron and Spirit Aerosystems.

We would like to thank the following volunteers that worked at the Reality U Booths:

Shelby Green Marge Valentine Jay Lewis Pat PaytonScott Giesen Kay GregoryBecky Mitchell Kathy GregoryRandy Fraley Jonathan RobersonAlicia Ramey Tearra HooverCindy Thomas Brittni Sills

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South Central Mental Health Kay Moore

Independent Facilitator

Parenting the Love and Logic Way™

A six session parenting program designed by the Love and Logic Institute.

Learn how to: Avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments Stay calm when your kids do incredibly upsetting things Set enforceable limits Avoid enabling and begin empowering Help your kids learn from mistakes rather than repeating them Raise kids who are family members rather than dictators

And much more!

This parenting program is designed to give you practical skills that can be used immediately!

Dates: April 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (attend all 6 Thursdays) Time: 10AM – 12PM

Location: The Hangar 510 Augusta Ave, Augusta, KS 67010 Cost: Suggested Donation $15 (for the series)

Book and Snack provided Facilitators of the Parenting the Love and Logic Way™ curriculum are independent

and are not employees of the Love and Logic Institute.

Please register me for your upcoming Parenting the Love and Logic Way™

April 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (attend all 6 Thursdays)

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________

City: ____________________________________ State: ____________ Zip: ___________________

Phone: __________________________________ Email: ___________________________________

Number and ages of children: _________________________________________________________

Signature _________________________________________________________________________

Email registration to: susankiser@scmhcc.org OR Mail/drop-off registration at any SCMHCC location: South Central Mental Health - ATTN: Susan Kiser

520 E. Augusta Ave., Augusta, KS 67010

For information contact: Susan Kiser, 316-775-5491 x 215

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The Alumni Banquet Committee and Douglass High School cordially invite you to attend our annual banquet, open to all graduates of Douglass High School; and, especially honoring the graduating class of 2019 and all years ending in the number nine. The evening is a fabulous way to reconnect with classmates and friends who have wandered far from Douglass and those who are still enjoying the good life living, working and playing in our hometown. Here are the preliminary details. Plan to attend – it’s the most fun thing going on Saturday night, mark your calendars for Saturday, May 25, 2019! Keep checking back for new information!! WHAT: Douglass High School Alumni Banquet WHEN Saturday, May 25, 2019 TIME: 6:00 PM WHERE: Douglass Educational Support Facility Located at the intersection of HWY 77 & 210th Street, (formerly known as 1st St) HONOR YEARS: 1949, 1959, 1969, 1979, 1989, 1999, 2009, 2019 TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE FOLLOWING DOUGLASS LOCATIONS:

Douglass Public Library RCB Bank River Valley Supply 319 S. Forrest 305 S. Forrest 320 W. First Cash or Check Cash or Check Cash or Check

TICKET COST: $17.00 if purchased by May 10. $20.00 after May 11. TICKETS BY MAIL: If you wish to purchase by email or mail, please send your email request, call or text our Treasurer, Mike Powell. We will send you an invoice and you will be able to pay electronically via PayPal or send us your check. Questions regarding ticket purchases: Mike Powell, Treasurer E-mail: Michael9289@gmail.com Cell and Text: 316-641-1877 Home Address: 118 W 5th Street, Douglass KS 67039 Questions regarding volunteer opportunities: Krissy Bell Burkholder, Vice President Email: krissybell86@gmail.com Cell and Text: 316-218-3014 LIKE & FOLLOW OUR FACEBOOK PAGE: Douglass High School Alumni Banquet BOOKMARK DOUGLASS PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEBSITE: www.usd396.net

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Summer ConditioningSummer Conditioning: June 3rd to July 25th

Monday, Tuesday and ThursdayNo Camp June 6th or the week of July 1st-5th

7:30-8:30 a.m. Lifting8:30-9:30 a.m. Speed Work on Track

Cost: $20 per athlete Shirt Included

Shirts will be given to all who pay and make 50% of the workouts.

Brochures will be sent to the Elementary, Middle, and High School offices the first week in May. Weightlifting/Speed Camp is open to

anyone going into 5th grade next year through 12th grade.

Why should your athlete participate in summer conditioning? Younger athletes get valuable instruction time of the various techniques used in the weight room in a small group setting. There is a direct correlation between involvement in summer conditioning and success in your respective sport. High school athletes will continue to build on their hard work from the school year. If an athlete takes all summer off from training next school year will be like starting over. Strength, speed, and conditioning translate to every sport. Improving in these areas will ensure your athlete a chance at success. Don’t lose your starting spot to someone who out-worked

you this summer! If you have any questions please feel free to call or email.

Coach Sayahnejad316-737-4434

ksayahnejad@usd396.net

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The money raised during this event will go to the Douglass Events Committee. The D.E.C. will be hosting several free events (Christmas Around Town, Frontier Days, Touch a Truck, Community Movie, Trunk or Treat) throughout the year and events like this help pay for them. Thank you for participating!

Join us for a bike ride and a scavenger hunt!

Option 1 $10 per participant (t-shirt included) Family Rate (Household)-$10 for the first person, $8 for each additional family member (t-shirts included)

Option 2 $5 per participant (t-shirt not included)

Hot Dog, Chips, Cookie, and Drink to follow at the park for additional $5 per meal.

The scavenger hunt will be throughout the city of Douglass, we encourage younger children to be accompanied by an adult.

Each participant must have a waiver signed. If you have any questions, please reach us at events2@cityofdouglassks.com

June 1st at 10:00 a.m.

Douglass Community Building Registration Deadline May 10th

Check in starts at 9:00 a.m. a.a.m.a.m.

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