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HESSTON RECREATION WINTER 2020 & SPRING 2021
CONTENTS From the director’s desk...
Adult and family
sports & programs: 4, Ho, Ho, Holy smokes winter has drifted right into our
16-22 laps and we are excited to offer plenty of fun activities for
After-school you to enjoy. I enjoyed all of our fall programs that were
program: 11 & 14
City park facilities:
fun and safe for everyone to participate in.
27 Sports may look a little different in some ways, but as
Easter Egg Hunt: 22 usual we will offer our winter sports of basketball, indoor
Emma Creek Quilt soccer and adult volleyball.
Guild: 23 Don’t forget outdoor soccer will be
HRCE policies &
info: 2-3
played in the spring this year so be
Emma Creek 5K: 8 on the lookout for that
Hesston College: 25 registration!
Hesston Kids will have plenty of options to
Intergenerational Child
Care: 26
choose from such as STEM, ninja
Hesston Public warrior/tumbling, and a variety of
Library: 24 cooking classes. Don’t forget to go
Hesston USD 460 exploring with us on a school’s out
facilities: 27
Registration
day trip!
information: 4-5 During these strange times we
Scholarships: 3-5 have learned that activities and
School's Out programs are so utterly important
programs: 10 to our community.
Smart Money: 6
Soccer: 9 & 15
I want to thank you for participating and trusting that
Summer jobs: 7 we will operate with safety as the priority. As always, if
Swather Baseball you have any ideas, questions or concerns please feel free
Camp: 13 to contact me!
Tumbling Ninjas: 12
Walk logs: 23
Youth sports & - Skylar Hill, HRCE director
events: 4, 9-15, 22 620-327-2989
skylar.hill@usd460.org
303 Park Road
HESSTON RECREATION COMMISSION BOARD
Kris White, chairman
Chad Fuqua
Blake Buhrman
DeeDee Landes
Keli Wray
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Hesston Recreation & Community Education
HESSTON RECREATION STAFF:
Skylar Hill, director, skylar.hill@usd460.org
Kelsey Unruh, aquatics/assistant director, Kelsey.unruh@usd460.org
Christine Wyrick, office manager, christine.wyrick@usd460.org
Susan Lamb, community engagement director, lambs36@yahoo.com
Office phone numbers: 620-327-2989 or 620-327-7128
Pool phone: 620-327-2727 (call for pool-related cancellations)
Address: 303 Park Road, P.O. Box 927, Hesston, KS 67062
Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays and 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 Fridays
STAY CONNECTED:
Web site: www.hrce.org
Facebook: Hesston Recreation
Instagram: hesstonrec
Information
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE Check with us by calling 327-2989 to reserve these
Hesston Recreation is pleased to offer items: 5- or 10-gallon coolers, softball equipment,
scholarship opportunities based on this policy: pickleball equipment, soccer balls & more!
Those on free or reduced-price lunches
through USD 460 are eligible for a 50 percent PHOTOS AT HRCE EVENTS
scholarship. Those on KanCare Insurance will By participating in HRCE activities, consent is
receive a 100 percent scholarship. There is a $75 provided to HRCE to use images taken at the events
-per-child limit per fiscal year. Our fiscal years for marketing purposes. If you would like to opt out,
run July 1 through June 30 of the following year. please notify Hesston Recreation at 620-327-2989.
No scholarships will be offered on pool passes.
Proof of KanCare Insurance will be required. SENIOR CITIZEN PASS
No scholarships are offered for pool passes, This pass is available to those age 65 or retired who
competitive baseball, Babe Ruth, HHS baseball reside in the boundaries of Hesston USD 460.The
camp or other specified events. pass provides free admission to all USD 460 home
athletic competitions with the exception of
LATE REGISTRATION POLICY tournaments and post-season play. Reserved seating
Registrations submitted after the registration involves an additional charge. Questions regarding
deadline will be assessed a $10 late fee. Late the use of this pass should be directed to the USD
registrations are accepted based on space availability 460 at 620-327-4931.
in the activity. Families that recently relocated to USD
460 will be exempt from the late fee. GET AN HRCE CATALOG
The catalog is available on our Web site at
EQUIPMENT FOR LOAN hrce.org. We will email the catalog to individuals who
HRCE has various equipment available for free request to be on the brochure email list. If you want to
loan to Hesston USD 460 residents and patrons. be included on the e-mail list, please contact
Christine.wyrick@usd460.org or 620-327-2989.
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HOW TO REGISTER FOR SPORTS & ACTIVITIES:
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Please register at hrce.org if possible.
NEW: There is a $5 processing fee for those registering on paper who
aren’t on scholarship. Save money by registering online!
SCHOLARSHIPS: Those who are on scholarship or who can't
register online MUST do the following:
1. CALL Hesston Rec at 327-2989 so we can look up how much scholarship
money you have remaining through June 30, 2021. We will tell you how much
you owe—if any. See scholarship guidelines on page 3.
2. If possible PRINT OUT a registration form on page 5 and fill one out for
each child. Where it says “SPORT” write down all sports/classes/activities
they want to take. You also can write that on a separate piece of paper.
3. After all the papers are filled out at home, DROP YOUR REGISTRATIONS
& PAYMENT (if applicable) in the outside dropbox at HRCE. If you need
assistance or forms, call our office at 327-2989 .
COMING TO THE OFFICE:
Call us to set up a time to meet with us at the front door. Our office is locked
to the public. If you need us call 327-2989 or 327-7128.
Please observe a 6-feet distance between others for social distancing.
Those who must come into the office must wear a mask. Please bring as few
people with you into the office as possible.
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ONLY USE THIS FORM IF YOU CANNOT REGISTER ONLINE AT HRCE.ORG. See
registration information on page 4.
HESSTON RECREATION REGISTRATION FORM
Sport/events: ________________________________________
Child’s name____________________________ School grade just completed _______ Age: _____
Dad/guardian: ___________________________ Mom/guardian: ____________________________
Dad cell: _______________________________ Mom cell: ______________________________
Email: ______________________________________________ Child is: male _____ female _____
Address_________________________________________________ city: __________________________
As a parent/guardian of ________________________________________ I give permission for him/
her to participate in the HRCE program. I realize the nature of sport may provide some op-
portunity for injury and that HRCE assumes no responsibility for such. I also certify that this
child is physically capable of participating. If my child has special needs I will let the HRCE
office know before the sport/event begins. Hesston Recreation reserves the right to use
photos of HRCE participants for promotional purposes.
Parent/guardian signature___________________________________Date_______________________
Shirt size (when applicable): YS____ YM____YL____ AS____AM____AL____AXL____
For baseball/softball (optional): (check one):
Head coach ___ Name: _________________ OR Assistant coach: __ Name: ________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
HESSTON RECREATION REGISTRATION FORM
Sport/events: ________________________________________
Child’s name____________________________ School grade just completed _______ Age: _____
Dad/guardian: ___________________________ Mom/guardian: ____________________________
Dad cell: _______________________________ Mom cell: ______________________________
Email: ______________________________________________ Child is: male _____ female _____
Address_________________________________________________ city: __________________________
As a parent/guardian of ________________________________________ I give permission for him/
her to participate in the HRCE program. I realize the nature of sport may provide some op-
portunity for injury and that HRCE assumes no responsibility for such. I also certify that this
child is physically capable of participating. If my child has special needs I will let the HRCE
office know before the sport/event begins. Hesston Recreation reserves the right to use
photos of HRCE participants for promotional purposes.
Parent/guardian signature___________________________________Date_______________________
Shirt size (when applicable): YS____ YM____YL____ AS____AM____AL____AXL____
For baseball/softball (optional): (check one):
Head coach ___ Name: _________________ OR Assistant coach: __ Name: ________________
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Did you know there’s a
“SMART MONEY WEEK”?
FREE*FREE*FREE
HRCE is partnering Golden Plains Credit Union,
Hesston Public Library and area professionals to
observe this year’s
SMART MONEY WEEK
Join us on Monday, April 11, for the following:
Money for Kids
3:20-4:30 p.m.— Fun activities for grades 3-8
Registration required at Hesston Public Library
**********************
Money Topics for Adults
7 p.m. at Hesston Public Library
Auto Purchasing-Home Investing-Saving for College
No registration necessary
THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS:
Golden Plains Credit Union & Hesston Public Library
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HESSTON RECREATION & COMMUNITY EDUCATION
HESSTON AQUATIC CENTER
POSITIONS OPEN FOR SUMMER
Applications available at Hesston Recreation
Application deadline Monday, Feb. 1, 2021
Lifeguard
Must be 15 to complete Lifeguard Certification class
Supervises the safety of swimmers during lessons, open
swim and parties
Flexible 5 hour shifts — 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Full, Part time and Substitute Guards needed
Must be Red Cross lifeguard certified or attend Hesston
Recreation lifeguard certification class to be offered in
May and/or June 2021
WSI—Water Safety Instructor
Must be 16 to complete certification class
Prepare and teach swim lessons to small groups
Enjoy interacting with youngsters
Hours—mornings 10:30 a.m.—1 p.m. June & July
Must be WSI certified or attend Hesston Recreation WSI training to be of-
fered in May 2021
SUMMER REC JOBS AVAILABLE
Hesston Recreation will accept Come by the HRCE office
job applications for the following to pick up an application
jobs through Friday, April 2, 2021: or call 620-327-2989.
Applications also can be
field maintenance found in the wall rack
groundskeepers across the hall from the
baseball/softball umpires HRCE office.
basketball scorekeepers
pitching machine supervisors
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WINTER SPORT:
Indoor soccer
for 1st-6th graders
Hesston Recreation will offer indoor soccer for three divisions this
winter. First- and 2nd-graders will be in the junior division; 3rd- & 4th-
graders will be in the intermediate division; and 5th- & 6th-graders will
be in the senior division. Teams will be coed .
Games will be played on Saturdays starting in February and ending
in mid-March. Evening games will be scheduled as needed, based on
number of teams. Your child will play on all the Saturdays and possibly
a weekday evening, based on division.
COST: $25 (add $5 for paper registrations not on scholarship).
Fee includes a T-shirt. If you are selected to be a head coach, your
child’s fee will be waived.
DEADLINE: Due Friday, Jan. 8. A $10 fee will be added to registrations
turned in after Jan. 3. Add $5 for paper registrations not on scholarship.
REGISTRATION: See page 4 for registration info. For scholarship information see
pages 3-5.
REGISTRATION DUE FRIDAY, JAN. 8
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SCHOOL’S OUT ACTIVITIES
JOIN US FOR the THREE B’s
A BOARD project - Make a checker game or barn
quilt
BRUNCH - Learn to make your own meal
and BOARD games and MORE FUN!
Grades 2-6
Monday, Jan. 18
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Location: TBA
$30/student Register by Jan. 12
Class limit: 16
REGISTRATION DUE TUESDAY, JAN. 12
TAKE A TRIP to WICHITA!
Grades 3-8
Monday, Feb. 15
9:15 a.m.-3p.m.
Bus will load at 9 a.m. outside HRCE
Have a fun day in Wichita at
Aviate Jump and Chicken & Pickle
$35 includes stops at both venues and lunch
Register by Feb. 4
Class limit: 30
DEADLINE: Registration due by Monday, Jan. 13. A $10 late fee will apply after that.
SIGN UP: Register byREGISTRATION DUE
going to www.hrce.org. THURSDAY,
Those who do not haveFEB. 4 to a computer or who
access
are interested in a scholarship should register and pay in the HRCE office at 303 Park Road. We are
REGISTRATION:
open To4:30
from 8:30 a.m. to register for these classes
p.m. Mondays-Thursdays andsee
8:30page
a.m. to43:30
for p.m.
registration
Fridays. info.
For scholarship information FOR see MORE
pages 3-5. A $10 fee will be added to regis-
INFORMATION:
trations turned in after the deadlines. Add $5orfor
Contact Hesston Recreation at 327-2989 paper registrations not on
recreation@hrce.org
scholarship.
DEADLINE: MONDAY,
10
JAN. 13
9WINTER AFTER-SCHOOL FUN
CHOOSE BETWEEN:
DISCOVER IT * BUILD
IT
This class will use skills in en-
gineering to build and test vari-
ous structures. Class limit 10.
OR
ACT IT
This class will produce a short
play for performance.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Class limit 12.
Jan.19, 21, 26 & 28
3:20-4:30 p.m.
*Drama class also will meet on Jan. 25 with our
performance being on Jan. 28 at 5 p.m.
Meet in Hesston Middle School commons
REGISTRATION: To register for these classes see page 4 for registration
info. For scholarship information see pages 3-5. A $10 fee will be add-
ed to registrations turned in after the deadlines. Add $5 for paper reg-
istrations not on scholarship.
REGISTRATION DUE FRIDAY, JAN. 15
11TUMBLING NINJAS!
Young kids love tumbling and movement and this class
will be packed full of fun for boys
and girls!
Saturday, Feb. 13, and Monday, Feb. 15 (no school day)
Ages 3 thru pre-K meet Sat. 9:30-10:15 a.m. and Mon. 3-3:45 p.m.
Ages K thru 2nd meet Sat.10:30-11:30 a.m. and Mon. 4-5 p.m.
$15/child
Registration deadline Feb. 6
Virtual performance to follow class
REGISTRATION: To register for these classes see page 4 for registration info. For
scholarship information see pages 3-5. A $10 fee will be added to registrations
turned in after the deadlines. Add $5 for paper registrations not on scholarship.
DEADLINE: SATURDAY, FEB. 6
12Swather Baseball Camp
First– through 6th-graders will
learn the basic to advanced funda-
mentals of Hesston High School
Baseball through an energetic and
interactive camp held by the HHS
Baseball staff and players. Campers
will have the chance to win Swather
Baseball gear as a prize for dirtbag
of the day and best teammate/
communicator.
WHEN: Friday, March 19
TIMES:
1st and 2nd - Times TBA
3rd through 6th - Times TBA
WHERE: HHS baseball field or HMS gym if bad weather
COST: $25 cost includes a T-shirt. There are no scholarships for this camp.
WHAT TO BRING: Baseball pants, gym shoes, glove and bat (one will be provid-
ed if you don't have one)
DEADLINE: Due Wednesday, March 3. A $10 fee will be added to registrations
turned in after March 3. Add $5 for paper registrations.
REGISTRATION: See page 4 for registration info.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Hesston Recreation
at 327-2989 or skylar.hill@usd460.org
DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3
13Spring Opportunities for Kids
SPRING AFTER-SCHOOL FUN
IN THE KITCHEN WITH KRIS
Spend time in the kitchen learning some new foods to prepare at home!
Led by Kris Roth. Class limited to 12.
OR
STRATEGIC GAMES
Take on some new opponents playing your favorite strategic games!
Grades 3-8
Tuesdays and Thursdays
March 23-25-30 & April 1
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Meet in the Hesston High School commons
$25/student
Deadline: March 15
Class limited to 16
REGISTRATION: To register for these classes see page 4 for registration info. For
scholarship information see pages 3-5. A $10 fee will be added to registra-
tions turned in after the deadline. Add $5 for paper registrations not on schol-
arship.
DEADLINE: MONDAY, MARCH 15
14SPRING SPORT: Outdoor soccer
3 COED DIVISIONS (grades in spring
2021):
Junior: 1st-2nd grades
Intermediate: 3rd-4th grades
Senior: 5th-6th grades
We will play in the Mid Kansas League. Games will be played on
Saturday morning/early afternoons in March & April. Games will
be in Hesston & area towns.
COST: Online registration is $25. The cost includes a T-shirt!
Parents who are selected a head coach will get a refund for their
child’s registration.
DEADLINE: Due Friday, Feb. 12. A $10 fee will be added to registra-
tions turned in after that. Add $5 for paper registrations not on
scholarship.
REGISTRATION: To register for these classes see page 4 for regis-
tration info. For scholarship information see pages 3-5.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Hesston Recreation at 327-2989
or recreation@hrce.org
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, FEB. 12
15ADULT CLASSES & EVENTS
AN A-DOOR-ABLE
CRAFT!
These fun 15”-18” flat wood “A-Door-nments” dé-
cor’ are a colorful new trend that class instructor
Roni Caffrey will lead us through step-by-step.
All supplies will be provided for this paint-by-
number-type project.
Gather with a fun group and paint a seasonal or
themed hanger for your front door, deck, office or oth-
er location. Those 14 and younger may attend with an
adult. Classes limited to 12.
Join one or register for all!
Classes offered at 7 p.m. the following Thursdays:
Jan. 21
March 11
April 29
$30 for January class. Others TBD based on project
Hesston Middle School location TBA
Subsequent project information will be posted closer to each class.
This will be a three-series class. You do not have to attend all three but those who
DO attend all three classes will receive 25% off a summer pool pass!
Deadline for January class is Friday, Jan. 15.
REGISTRATION DUE FRIDAY, JAN. 15
16ADULT CLASSES & EVENTS
PEACE WITH FOOD
Tuesday, Jan. 26 and Thursday, Jan. 28
7 p.m. at Hesston Middle School & on Zoom
Facilitated by Paula Miller,
registered dietician and nutrition therapist
And owner of Sunrise Nutrition Counseling
$15/person
Registration deadline Jan. 22
If you can’t stand the thought of another diet this class is for you. Do you
struggle to feel peaceful about your eating? Does guilt or shame show up
when you choose enjoyable foods? Do you go between eating more than
you want at times and avoiding food at other times? A peaceful relationship
with food is one of life’s great pleasures. An eating competent person feels
positive, comfortable, and flexible with eating as well as matter-of-fact and
reliable about getting enough to eat of foods they enjoy, and their health is
proven to be better than those who restrict their intake. Wish this could be
you?
The first of this two-part class provides a personal evaluation of your
own level of eating competence, discussion and exercises to allow your eat-
ing to become more positive, comfortable and flexible. The second class
answers questions that arise while implementing eating competence basics
in your life between sessions. Both classes encourage joyful eating, peace
with food, and changes in perspectives that lead to freedom with food.
This class is for adults 18 and older.
REGISTRATION: See page 4
for registration info
REGISTRATION DUE FRIDAY, JAN. 22
17ADULT CLASSES & EVENTS
VALENTINE CHARCUTERIE
$5.00 Zoom event
Saturday, Feb. 6
10 a.m.
Register by Feb. 4
Charcuterie boards are the hot food trend. Join us on
a Zoom event as local chefs share savory and sweet
examples you can try at home with your family and
friends in time for Valentine’s Day!
As a special incentive to try out the
skills you learn, HRCE will hold a gift
certificate drawing for all who partici-
pated in the Zoom event. All you have
to do is post your creation on social
media and tag HRCE.
The competition is from Feb. 6-15.
REGISTRATION: See page 4
for registration info
REGISTRATION DUE THURSDAY, FEB. 4
18ADULT CLASSES & EVENTS
BEYOND THE CANDY
EASTER EGG…
Tired of filling Easter eggs and your family with the same
old sugary candy? Enroll in this class and get some new
ideas for the upcoming Easter season!
Led by Roni Caffrey.
Thursday, March 25
7 p.m. * Location TBD * $35/person
Registration deadline Thursday, March 18
Class limit 12.
REGISTRATION: See page 4 for registration info
REGISTRATION DUE THURSDAY, MARCH 25
19ADULT CLASSES & EVENTS
Adult co-ed volleyball offered
WHAT: HRCE is offering co-ed
volleyball in 2021! Teams
must have a minimum of 6
players (3 women & 3 men) to
enter the league.
WHERE: Hesston High School
aux gym
WHEN: Sunday evenings
starting March 28 and running through April 18
GAMES: 6 regular-season games plus a tournament to conclude the
season
COST: $175 per team
REGISTER: Each team leader will go to hrce.org to pay dues prior to
the first game and enter a team name. The deadline is Friday, March
19. Childcare will be offered during games for kids 3 & older. Team
leaders will be sent registration forms for all players to fill out and
sign. Team leaders should email or send those forms to the HRCE
office prior to the first game or turn them in at the first game. No one
is allowed to play unless they have signed the waiver and paid. Those
who would like to play but don’t have a team should contact the HRCE
office and we’ll try to form a team.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Hesston Recreation at 327-2989 or recreation@hrce.org
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MARCH 19
20Hop into the event on April 2
Hesston Recreation and Golden Plains Credit Union will continue
the longtime tradition of a community Easter Egg Hunt for children on
Friday, April 2.
The annual Easter Egg & Candy Hunt in Hesston will be at 10 a.m.
Plenty of eggs and candy will be hidden!
Hesston Recreation will provide the Easter eggs and candy, and
Golden Plains Credit Union of Hesston will furnish buckets for
gathering goodies. The hunts will be at the following locales, with an
area reserved for each age group.
The age groups and locations are:
0-3 year olds at King Park at Ridge Road and Lincoln Boulevard
4-5 year olds at King Park
6-7 year olds at Heritage Park off of Ridge Road across from
Hesston High School
8-9 year olds at Hesston Middle School
In case of inclement weather, the hunt will be in the Hesston
Middle School gym.
Golden Plains Credit Union will have cookies and a drawing for a
large Easter basket after the hunt at the branch, 140 N. Main St. in
Hesston.
For more information, call Hesston Recreation at 327-2989.
21EMMA CREEK QUILT GUILD SETS MEETINGS
The Emma Creek Quilt Guild meets15 the fourth Tuesday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the Hesston Area Senior Center, 108 E. Randall
St.
Anyone from beginning to advanced skill level who
enjoys making or hearing about quilting would enjoy
these monthly meetings.
This is a great opportunity for a learning time, as well
as a sharing time of quilting projects.
Visitors are welcome to attend a couple times free of
charge.
The annual membership fee is $25. For more information, contact
Becky Herron at 327-2241.
WALK LOGS/ROUTES AVAILABLE
Believe it or not, a person who blocks or a few miles, you can
weighs 150 pounds will burn off use our logbook that will give
600 calories per hour you maps and measures
while playing basketball, of routes through town
690 bicycling, 350 playing and a chart so you can
golf, 250 while shopping record your mileage. You
and 350 during one hour can pick up a copy of the
of fitness walking. Why walk log at the HRCE
not begin your own fitness office by calling 327-2989.
walking program? Walk - it’s fun and it’s the
Whether you walk a few “fitting” thing to do year-round..
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Kids Connect School Age Program
Hesston Community Child Care Association offers parents a full day En-
richment Program for School Age Children, known as Kids Connect. This
is an extension of our Intergenerational Child Development Center. Our
School Age program is located inside the Hesston Elementary School.
Hours of Operation are 6:15am-6pm
Planning Ahead for the 2020-2021
Winter and Spring School Year
Rate is $35.95 a day
The cost includes breakfast, lunch and a snack each day
(NO OUTSIDE FOOD IS ALLOWED)
Winter Break Planned Inservice Days Spring Break
Kids Connect will provide All Day program when school is not in session, as long as HES
has not moved to Red Zone. With COVID-19 leaving us in the unknown, we practice pa-
tience and flexibility when planning for future programming and care.
While your child is attending Kids Connect, you will have the peace of mind knowing that they are in a safe
and healthy environment. We strive to cover preventive, safeguarding and corrective measures that ad-
dress COVID-19: Wellness Education, Enhanced Hygiene, Healthy Environments and Symptom Monitoring.
If you are new to the Kids Connect Program for the 2020-
2021 school year you will need to stop by and pick up en-
rollment forms and a SEP contract at
Hesston Intergenerational CDC, 441 Neufeld Dr.
(on Schowalter Villa campus).
25HESSTON PARKS’ FACILITIES
The city of Hesston maintains two park multi-use facilities that may be reserved by an
organization or individual. These facilities are the Heritage Park shelter house and the King
Park community-use facility. These buildings are in great demand, therefore, a reservation
procedure has been established.
Reservations are to be made through City Hall during regular working hours by calling
620-327-4412
Reservations shall be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Payment of rental fees must be made at the time the reservation is made.
Reservations will be taken for no more than one year in advance.
Rental fees for park facilities are available through the city office.
Rental fees will be refunded if the reservation is cancelled by notifying City Hall of the
cancellation at least three days in advance of the rental date. Additional rental terms and
agreements are available through City Hall.
HERITAGE SHELTER HOUSE
A) Hesston resident - $35
B) Non-Hesston resident - $45
KING PARK COMMUNITY-USE FACILITY
East side (range/refrigerator) West side (countertop/sink)
A) Hesston resident - $35 A) Hesston resident - $30
B) Non-Hesston resident - $45 B) Non-Hesston resident - $40
WHOLE BUILDING
A) Hesston resident - $60
B) Non-Hesston resident - $70
USD 460 SCHOOL FACILITIES
COVID-19 restrictions may impact the availability of district facilities for rentals.
Reservations of facilities for activities not sponsored by Hesston USD 460 and HRCE shall be arranged by
contacting one of the following three offices: 1) district administrative office (commons, kitchens,
gymnasiums, classrooms, parking lots, auditorium, and stadium); 2) recreation office (ball diamonds, soccer
fields, swimming pool, tennis courts, and gymnasiums for practices); or 3) The Pit Stop.
Reservations of any other spaces are at the discretion of the superintendent. Reservation of any facility
ensures the user of access to restrooms, drinking fountains, and furniture regularly used in the facility.
District facilities will not be rented on the day of or the day prior to New Years, Easter, and Christmas; nor
the day of or the day after Thanksgiving. A half day is four hours or less; a full day is anything in excess of
four hours. Additional facility rental terms are available through the USD 460 administration office, 620-327-
4931.
District employees & Local non-profit Private individual For-profit organiz.
local non-profit that is and out-of-district
(no fee event) charging admission non-profit
FACILITY Half day Full day Half day Full day Half day Full day
Classroom Free $20 $40 $25 $50 $50 $100
Kitchen Free $40 $80 $50 $100 $100 $250
Commons Free $40 $80 $50 $100 $100 $250
Kitchen/commons Free $70 $140 $75 $150 $150 $300
Gymnasium Free $40 $80 $50 $100 $250 $500
Auditorium Free $40 $80 $50 $100 $250 $500
Stadium Free $40 $80 $50 $100 $250 $500
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