SAFE BASE is back for the summer

The fun-based summer program begins Tuesday and will run for four weeks. Field trips will head to an Oklahoma aquarium, the Hutchinson underground salt mines, a trampoline park and a water park.
Sophia Doty, Kinzley Fountain and Bayleigh Scheibmeir pose during last summer’s SAFE BASE field trip Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve outside of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Courtesy photo
by Vickie Moss
Published: May 26, 2022
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The fun-based summer program begins Tuesday and will run for four weeks. Field trips will head to an Oklahoma aquarium, the Hutchinson underground salt mines, a trampoline park and a water park.

The SAFE BASE summer program returns next week with four weeks of adventure for local youth.

It includes four field trips: A visit to an aquarium, the underground salt museum in Hutchinson, a trampoline park and a water park.

The goal of the program is to offer students fun and enriching learning opportunities, highlighting regional attractions.

Vickie Moss

Vickie joined The Iola Register in 2018. With more than 20 years of experience in journalism, Vickie is passionate about her job. She enjoys the challenges and variety that come with newspaper reporting, especially opportunities to tell stories that make a difference in the community and in readers’ lives. Since Vickie started at The Iola Register, she has won top awards statewide for her work. She enjoys spending time with friends and serving on the board of Humanity House. She has two daughters.

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