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THURSDAY ’ S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
THURSDAY’S BREAKOUT SESSION AGENDA
JULY 21, 2O22
JULY 21, 2O22
AASBO 13TH ANNUAL
AASBO 13TH ANNUAL
DUCK RACE
DUCK RACE
Sponsored by:
Sponsored b y:

Lazy River @ The Starr Pass Resort
Lazy Riv er @ The Starr P ass R esort
pm
- 5:30
pm
5:00 pm - 5:30 pm
5:00

Come cheer on y our little duckies all the Conference Chair Dale Ponder and 1GPA
Come cheer on your little duckies all the
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way to the finish line! are planning to celebrate this year’s duck
a
y to the finish line!
race with some once-in-a-lifetime fun! With
In true AASBO fanfare, we will release hun- AASBO’s Past President Jeremy Calles as the
dreds of the most adorable rubber ducks MC, you don’t want to miss a minute!
you have ever seen. They’ll paddle their way
to the finish line and just might make you a
Ducks are a
ailable for adoption for just $5/duck
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winner! Make sure you are around Ducks are available for adoption for just $5/duck
for the Duck Drop. There will be Purchase your Ducks at www.aasbo.org/ or call
one race and all duck adoptions will the office at 602-253-5576
benefit Children’s Museum of Yuma County.
We’ve set a lofty goal! 2,500 little quackers all
swimming for the prize!
A $12,500 donation to
Children’s Museum of Yuma County

Launched in 2013, and as a young non-profit or-
ganization, the Children’s Museum of Yuma County
(CMYC) want children across Yuma, and the sur-
rounding region, to play, explore, and imagine. They
care about creating exhibits and programs that em-
phasize hands-on engagement and learning through
experience, employing play as a tool to spark the in-
herent creativity, curiosity, and imagination of chil-
dren. In its infancy, the CMYC was operating as a
“museum without walls”, popping up exhibits at var-
ious events around Yuma along with a summer mu-
seum experience through an innovative partnership
with the City of Yuma. With your help, along with
the ongoing support of the community’s members,
leaders, volunteers, and donors, they are working to
bring fun and engaging exhibits, to their new per-
manent location, while also seeking to expand the
learning possibilities for the children of Yuma County
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and the surrounding communities.