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Join us for a FREE car seat check provided by one of our Certified Passenger Safety Technicians from the HMC Pediatrics nursing team. 720 MEDICAL CENTER DRIVE-ENTRANCE "D" (HMC MAIN CLINIC OUTSIDE ENTRANCE) SATURDAY - SEPT. 21st 2024 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Join HMC and other community organizations in the foyer of The Porch during The Table free community meal on Wednesday, 9.11.2024 from 5:30-7:00 pm for a Fall and Wellness centered event! HMC resources, information, events, and goodies. Free blood pressure and blood sugar checks Community Organization resource and Fall event information Can't wait to see you there!
Please join us in eating at the Newton Freddy's on Monday September 9 from 5-9pm where when you mention Newton Fine Arts Booster club the programs will get 15% of the purchases. Our Fine Arts Booster club supports students in 5-12th grades in the areas of band, choir, art, drama, and orchestra. Please join us in donate with a double on Sept. 9!
Second Saturday at the Carriage Factory Art Gallery. Free make and take activity for ages 4-10 from 10 AM - Noon. Donations welcome but not required. Creativity led by Nicole Shannon.
Join us for video games, board games, crafts, and snacks! Ages 10-18
Form a team of two to build an Art Robot! One grade 1-6 student One older adult/grandparent Register your team by calling 316-283-2222
October 26, 2024 - 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Newton Area Senior Center (122 E. 6th)
Starts September 3!
5/6 grade @ 3:15-3:45
7/8 grade @ 3:45 - 4:30
What to expect: Fun , engaging games and exercises to help develop athleticism and strength.
$5 drop-in fee. Members free.
Newton Recreation Commission 2024 September Newsletter We have a wide variety of activities planned for you and your family!
Stories and STEAM offers hands-on activities for children in grades 2-4. This month, participants will make their own stomp rockets. Registration required.
Fall StoryTimes begin on September 9 at the Newton Public Library! No registration required.
The annual Best of Newton Photo Contest will be accepting entries now through October 21. The free contest gives photographers multiple opportunities to be recognized.
The contest will have two categories this year – the open category and one focusing on people of Newton. The feature category can include photos of people doing activities, daily life, and all things that highlight life and fun in Newton.
You can win $100 in Chamber Checks and possibly be featured in the 2025 Newton Calendar. We can't wait to see your amazing photos!
If you are looking for something to do, check out the Choose Newton Community Calendar. The calendar includes events from the Newton School District, Newton Public Library, Bethel College, local businesses and museums, community organizations, and others. This is a great place to find out what's going on in Newton. Make sure to look ahead as some events have registration.
If you have an event you would like to submit for the community calendar send the details to jlehman@newtonkansas.com.
Jr Railer basketball and NHS coaches are doing fall basketball clinics. During these camps kids will be challenged to learn new skills, compete against each other and have fun learning the game.
Help support your Newton High School Railiners Dance Teams, and show your RAILER PRIDE with one of these awesome blankets! Stay cozy and warm at the football games or at home, while helping the dance teams purchase new uniforms! Choose between 2 Railer designs, in either plus or sherpa material. Blankets will ship in 4-7 business days. Use the link below to order yours
today: https://fundraise.team/products/railers-blanket
Little cheerleaders will learn chants, a dance and jumps to perform at the half-time routine on the 20th.
When/Where: Sunday, September 15, 2024 at Newton High School - Ravenscroft Gym. Please enter through the gym entrance on the south side of the school (down the stairs)
Time: 1 pm – 4 pm with check in beginning at 12:30 pm
Who: Any girl or boy in grades Pre K-8th grade Cost: $35.00. This includes the clinic, a snack during clinic, Little Cheer t-shirt, cheer bow, one Little Cheerleader admission and one adult admission (must be accompanied by your Little Cheerleader) to the September 20th game.
Fees may be paid by dropping off cash or check in an envelope marked "Railer Cheer Clinic" and include your child's name at your child's school or Newton High School - no later than September 6th.
Please have checks made out to NHS Cheer.**Registration will be accepted up until the day of the clinic but a shirt is not guaranteed for late registrations.**
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Looking for a fun and engaging way to set your child up for classroom success? BCAPA's dance classes are designed to build confidence, improve attention span, and foster independence—all while making new friends and having a great time!
Dance is more than just movement; it's an experience that can turn your little one from shy and clingy to bold and self-assured. Through dance, children develop essential life skills that will benefit them in all areas of life. Dancing in front of peers helps children feel more comfortable expressing themselves, and following a class routine improves concentration and attention to detail.
Our semester begins August 12th, but we accept new students all year. Email us at eblaine@bethelks.edu to request a free trial before our classes fill up!
Scouting is a worldwide youth social movement employing the Scout method, a program of informal education with an emphasis on practical outdoor activities, including camping, woodcraft, aquatics, hiking, backpacking, and sports.
Contact info:
Roberta - pack127.newtonks@gmail.com - K-5th Reagan - Newtontroop1127@gmail.com - Ages 11- 17
Todd - Troop127information@gmail.com - Ages 11- 17
Your household may qualify for free or reduced meals.
USD 373 announces the hire of Joe Sample as Assistant Superintendent/Director of Instructional Services following the retirement of current assistant superintendent, Sheila Wendling.
Students used a variety of testing methods of the simulation's evidence, including chromatography, fingerprint analysis, testing the pH of liquids, burning threads to identify the type of thread (cotton or wool), looking at a DNA report, analyzing handwriting samples, and using iodine to identify a powder found at the crime scene.
Chisholm Middle School Assistant Principal, Chad Nulik, has been named 2023-2024 Kansas Assistant Principal of the Year.
After Saturday’s KSHSAA State Gymnastics Championships, head NHS gymnastics coach JoAnne Thaw will retire from the sport after an outstanding 50 year coaching career.