Dane County’s teen sobriety program will hold its final event of the school year Saturday at KEVA sports complex in Middleton.

Kids from 7th through 12th grades can attend the evening event on Saturday, which will feature sports like soccer, basketball, volleyball, badminton and dodgeball, along with refreshments and board games. Inflatable jousting will also be available.

The event will begin at 7 p.m. and is free to all who attend. Participants also receive a free T-shirt.

Previous teen sobriety events have attracted about 200 area teenagers.

Total $3,200 grants estimated to impact about 3,000 students, officials say   

Nearly $3,200 in schoolroom grants will fund a variety of learning projects in the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District estimated to impact 3,000 students, according to school officials.

The MCPASD Education Foundation announced its six grant winners for the spring 2013 cycle on Wednesday. The six staff members -- Park's Amy Callies, West Middleton's Pernille Ripp, Sauk Trail's Anne Gustafson, Kromrey's Kerry Burke, Clark Street's Erich Eifler and Middleton High School's Larry Martin -- received grants totaling more than $3,200.

The 2-hour yellow bus tour included stops at the six schools. Seventeen MHS band members played "On Wisconsin" in each of the schools before chair Courtney Ward-Reichard presented each recipient with flowers donated by Copps, a certificate and an Education Foundation pin.