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Walker launches four-day Safety Town for K–3 students at Zinsser Elementary
Summary
Walker’s Community Engagement Committee is launching Safety Town, a four-day, half-day summer program (June 22–25) at Zinsser Elementary to teach kindergarten–third-grade children bike, fire, water and 911-call safety. Registration is $125; local departments and businesses will participate.
Walker’s Community Engagement Committee will run Safety Town, a four-day, summer safety program for children entering kindergarten through third grade, June 22–25 at Zinsser Elementary, committee Chair Jenna Wilmers said on the city’s Made in Walker podcast.
Wilmers, who helped bring the program to Walker, said Safety Town is a three-hour daily session that uses a life-sized “safety town” course in a gymnasium where children can practice bike and road safety, and participate in play-based instruction on fire, weather, water and home safety. “I wish that my son could learn how to call 911 and, like,…
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