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Blue & White Football Camp
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Washburn University Youth Camp will be held on May 29th - May 31st from 9:00am-12:00pm at Lee Arena! The 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.

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Women's Basketball Camps
Women's Basketball Camps

Auburn-Washburn USD 437

REMINDER: Wednesday, May 1 is the final early release day of the school year. All schools will dismiss 90 minutes early.

The ChoirFest concert at WRHS has been cancelled tonight due to weather.

Teachers had a day of learning and fun on Friday.
Everyone loves a wild goose chase!



Auburn-Washburn USD 437

❗️REMINDER❗️There is no school on Friday, April 26, 2024. This is a day dedicated to staff professional development. Enjoy the extended weekend!

Our latest spirit cart was sponsored by the Fink, Alfonsi, and Nolte families. You brightened so many teachers’ day! Thank you so much!

Tomorrow’s Food Truck night has been postponed to May 15 due to the possibility of severe weather in the evening.


Auburn-Washburn USD 437

Second-graders from across the district attended today's Farm to Table event at Domer Arena. They traveled from station to station learning about how food gets from the farm to their dining room table. The water cycle, soil and irrigation, harvesting crops, and the role of farmers were some of the many topics explored. They also learned about processing wheat – the number one field crop in Kansas – into flour for use in things like pizza dough! 🌾