Burrton Kansas

community town square online
Building For A Better Tomorrow, Today!

Community Development

Burrton City Hall
Make Burrton Your Home Burrton Business Directory
Burrton Resource Directory Police, Fire, & EMS

Burrton Community News

Welcome To Burrton, Kansas

Community Calendar

Community Connections

Churches

Historical Museum

Library

Organizations

Recreation

 

Schools

 

Senior Center

 

Burrton Photo Gallery

Area Links & Resources

Biographies of Burrton Families

 

 

 

CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS

 

 

Burrton High School students visit CCCC cadaver lab

A group of students from Burrton HS recently toured the human cadaver lab and biology department at Cloud County Community College (CCCC).

 Faculty and students at the college offer these cadaver visits as a way to get highschool students more interested in studying biology and other sciences in their post-secondary education. The students get a chance to meet and interact with college faculty and current CCCC students.

 “I believe the visiting students appreciate the tour being informative but aremore fascinated with the fact they have never been around cadavers before or had the opportunity for a hands-on learning experience,” Tyrone Hughbanks, CCCC instructor of biology, said.

 Cloud County Community College is one of only two community colleges in Kansas tohave a cadaver lab and offer a Human Body Dissection course and utilize thecadavers in the Human Anatomy course.

 The science department at CCCC prides itself with giving cadaver tours annually for the area high schools. Each year 250 – 300 high school students tour the cadaver lab. Currently, Professor Tyrone Hughbanks delivers the presentations to area students who are enrolled in high school science classes in this field. Tours can be set up through the department’s secretary or by contacting Hughbanks at thughbanks@cloud.edu.

Elizabeth Simoneau, Hannah Janzen, Miranda McMahon,

Kayla Smith, instructor Roger Duell, and Tommy Seymour.

 

 


NEVER FORGOTTEN:

Exploring & Preserving Your Family History

 

Final Workshop - Led by Darren McMannis

hosted by the Burrton Public Library

Questions & Answers Session

 

Burrton Public Library

Thursday, May 10, 2012

6:00 p.m.

 


Welcome!

On behalf of the citizens of this great community, I would like to welcome you to the City of Burrton website.


Located in western Harvey county along highway 50, Burrton is home to more than 900 residents. Known for its outstanding school system and excellent recreational programs, Burrton offers the best of small town values with a long tradition of community pride. We are a safe, friendly town with good moral values which makes for a great place to live and raise a family.
 
Geographically, Burrton has the luxury of being located a short drive from bigger cities such as Hutchinson, Newton and Wichita which makes it an ideal location to start or relocate your business. Our city government is dedicated to the development and constant improvement of the town. Our focus is the willingness to listen to the concerns and work with the citizens of Burrton in order to see our community grow and flourish. We invite our citizens to take a proactive part, and have many civic organizations which allow citizens to be involved in the growth and development of the community.
 
   So enjoy what we have to offer.

We look forward to you growing with us!
 

 

 COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT?

send to:

burrtonnews@gmail.com

 

Fair Housing

Information

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
   
   
   
    

Website Hosted by the City of Burrton and the Burrton Community Development Committee.  Darren McMannis, Webmaster - burrtonnews @ gmail.com