By Megan Moser
Triple-digit temperatures and humidity are affecting sports schedules for area high schools.
USD 383 superintendent Eric Reid said during Wednesday night’s school board meeting that parents can expect changes to practice and competition times because of a Kansas State High School Activities Association rule, which prohibits outside activities when the “wet bulb globe temperature” is 89.8 or higher.
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