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FALL 2019
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PROGRAM GUIDE
Pulaski Area Community EducationVisit us at www.pulaskipace.orgPulaski Community School DistrictP.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162 Fax ….. 920-822-6052 Mark Heck ... Coordinator ... 920-822-6051 Email: [email protected] Schneider...Assistant...920-822-6050 Email: [email protected] Kohn...Assistant...920-822-6059 Email: [email protected] Setliff...Summer School...920-822-6055 Email: [email protected] Wheeler...Summer School...920-822-6053 Email: [email protected]
Welcome to Fall Y’all!Signs of fall will be approaching soon and PACE is excited to offer many fabulous classes, events and trips for our wonderful community to enjoy this season. We are dedicated to keeping you young, your mind sharp and your body moving through lifelong learning opportunities and experiences!
Please take a few moments to page through the catalog, there is something for everyone. With 50 plus classes and activities to chose from, you are sure to find something that will lift your spirits, teach you a new skill, or at least make you feel better!
I invite you to reach out to me with any new ideas for upcoming classes or events. I am available at 920-822-6059 or [email protected].
StaciePACE Administrative Assistant
COVER PHOTO: Rachel Setliff
Check out the new classes in this issue:
Wood Sign Painting
Chalk Board Art
JJ Hof Presentation
Polish Genealogy
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Inside This Issue...Community Education Play Dates for Preschoolers.............................................................................................................................. Youth Dance Lessons....................................................................................................................................... Zumbini............................................................................................................................................................ Clay Explorations Cake Decorating Cookie Decorating Wood Sign Classes........................................................................................................................................... Chalk Board Art Classes................................................................................................................................... Ballroom Dance Classes................................................................................................................................... Secrets to Financial Success JJ Hof Presentation Polish Genealogy Yoga................................................................................................................................................................. Zumba Bogie’s Boot Camp Tae Kwon Do - Glenbrook............................................................................................................................... Tae Kwon Do - Hillcrest Aerobic Walkers
Community Swimming Pool Pages..................................................................................................................
PACE Piano & Music Lessons......................................................................................................................... Lacrosse Clinic
Wrestling Registration.....................................................................................................................................
Junior Red Raiders Girls Basketball................................................................................................................
Junior Red Raiders Boys Basketball................................................................................................................
Community Opportunities Census Information.......................................................................................................................................... NWTC Girls in Trades Event Hunter Safety Classes Pulaski PACE - Setters Trips............................................................................................................................
Cats Anonymous.............................................................................................................................................. Pulaski News Information Red Raider Community Fitness Facility
Pulaski Public Libray Information.................................................................................................................... Knights of Columbus Steak Fry Event Knights of Columbus Punt, Pass & Kick Event Adult Activity Center Information.................................................................................................... Other Community Events
NWTC Classes & Open Houses.......................................................................................................................
Before & After School Care Programs.............................................................................................................
Pulaski Community School Education Foundation.......................................................................................... Pulaski United Foundation...............................................................................................................................
Step Application...............................................................................................................................................
Registration Information.....................................................................................................................................
Registration Forms................................................................................................................................................
Trail Map..........................................................................................................................................................
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2019-2020 PULASKI PLAY DATES FOR PRESCHOOLERS
Bring your little ones and let them get acquainted with our school setting while playing with others their own age. PACE is offering
nine play dates, usually the third Friday of each school year month. This educational opportunity is open to everyone in the area,
including 4K students who have no class on Fridays. Pre-registration is required, but you are welcome to come and go as you want during our “open-gym” type set up. This is a perfect chance for grandparents or sitters to offer peer play activities in a safe and organized environment. Each month will have a specific theme, such as: Tumbling, Wheels in Motion, Valentine’s Day and more. Enter Glenbrook at the PACE Entrance #6 on Front St. We expect at least one adult (parent, guardian, sitter) to attend with every one to three children. Equipment will be set up and direction will be given, but supervision and play are done by those who attend. Please do not bring children who are ill. PACE reserves the right and has the responsibility to send ill or unruly children home.
Cost: FREE; but pre-registration is required Email: [email protected] or Call: 920-822-6050 Time: 9:30-11:30am Include your children's names, DOB and gender
Fridays (9) Glenbrook Community Gym Adults with their Preschoolers
Dates: Sept. 20 “Movin to the Music” PACE Oct. 18 “Build It Bonanza” 4K Staff Nov. 15 “The Hunt Is On” PACE Dec. 20 “Holiday Fun” 4K Staff Jan. 17 “No Play Like Sno Play” (indoor fun) PACE Feb. 14 “Valentine’s Day” 4K Staff Mar. 20 “Spring Exploration” 4K Staff Apr. 17 “Tumbling” PACE May 15 “Wheels in Motion” PACE
*Sorry, but for whatever reason, if school is cancelled on a day of a "PLAY DATE", there will be no rescheduling.
Pulaski Community Schools Child Find Screening
Do you have a child aged 3-5? Do you have concerns about his or her behavior, social skills, speech/language skills, or other area of development or would you just like reassurance that s/he appears to be “on-track”? We can help! We will be offering screening dates starting in October.
Developmental screenings are provided by Pulaski Community Schools Early Childhood staff and hearing and vision screening is completed by our nursing staff at no cost to families. You’ll get feedback that day about ideas, possible resources, and whether or not more in depth evaluation appears warranted. Please contact Tricia in the Pulaski School District Student Services Department at (920) 822-6021 to set an appointment or to learn more!
52019-2020 Youth Dance Lessons: Classes are held at Glenbrook School, meet in the cafeteria (café) or den, and start September 17th/18th. Classes conclude with a recital scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2020 (recital is the Saturday before Pulaski’s scheduled Spring Break - dancers can still take classes even if they are unable to attend the recital.) Recital costumes will be ordered in October and range in price from $45 - $75. Standard classes will teach a combination of tap and jazz/ballet at multiple skill levels. Students will need a pair of tap shoes and a pair of ballet/jazz shoes; the style/color does not matter. Hip Hop - This class will learn hip hop styles to age appropriate music. Students will learn skills and focus on strength, control, isolations and expression. Tennis shoes required.
Pom & Dance Team Kick - These classes will focus on body placement, flexibility, sharp movements, and synchronization. Students will learn technique, turns, jumps, and kicks. Black Jazz/Ballet shoes required. Wear non-restrictive, loose fitting clothing - no jeans - for all classes. Used shoes & leotards will be available for purchase-sizes & availability range from toddler to adult. Returning students bring your outgrown shoes for resale. Ages listed are approximate, with a min/max number of students per class. Please sign up early to avoid classes being full or canceled. Questions can be messaged to Lydia Pionek, [email protected] and Tami Oxley, [email protected].
Tuesdays Starting Sept. 17th Time Location Cost#FL1901 Preschool (ages 3-4) 5:00-5:30pm Café $70#FL1902 Beginner (ages 4-5) 5:00-5:45pm Den $75#FL1903 Preschool (ages 3-4) 5:45-6:15pm Den $70#FL1904 Adv. Beginner (ages 6-8) 5:30-6:15pm Café $75#FL1905 Intermediate (ages 7-9) 6:15-7:00pm Café $80#FL1906 Advanced (ages 10+) 6:15-7:00pm Den $80#FL1907 Troupe (Invite only) 7:00-8:00pm Den $80
Wednesdays Starting Sept. 18th Time Location Cost#FL1908 Beginner (ages 5-6) 5:30-6:15pm Den $75#FL1909 Preschool (ages 3-4) 5:45-6:15pm Café $70#FL1910 Adv. Beginner (ages 6-8) 6:15-7:00pm Den $75#FL1911 Hip Hop (ages 7-9) 6:15-7:00pm Café $75#FL1912 Hip Hop (ages 9+) 7:00-7:45pm Café $75#FL1913 Pom/Kick (ages 7+) 7:00-8:00pm Den $75
6Zumbini Zumba and Baby First created an exciting program for kids ages 0-4 years old. Zumbini is an early childhood educational program that uses original music and movement to promote cognitive, social, fine/gross motor skills and emotional development. All while creating the ultimate bonding experience for you and your child. Bini Bundle Pack includes a song book, CD/Mobile App and a Bini doll. One Bini bundle per family though.Instructor: Christine WojciechowskiEmail: [email protected]
#FL1914September 17th-October 22ndTuesdays 5:30-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsAges 0-4 years oldMin. 4 to hold classCost $65
Clay Explorations: Pottery Class for KidsDo you love to work with clay? Students will create a different clay project each week. They will have a chance to learn the basic methods of handbuilding- coiling, pinching, building with slabs and sculpting- as well as what goes into making bowls, mugs, containers and sculptural art pieces. Students will have a choice of several colors to paint their pottery as well. All work will be fired and returned within 2 weeks of the final class. Space is very limited, sign up today!Instructor: Beth JaimeEmail: [email protected]
#FL1915September 16th-October 7th Mondays 4:30pm-5:30pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 10 Max 20 Ages 2nd-5th GradesCost $50.00
#FL1916October 21st-November 11thMondays 4:30pm-5:30pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 10 Max 20 Ages 2nd-5th GradesCost $50.00
#FL1917November 12th-December 10thNo class on November 26thTuesdays 4:30pm-5:30pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 10 Max 20 Ages 2nd-5th GradesCost $50.00
Cake Decorating-Course 1Fresh inspiration and modern cake design are presented in this class! Learn a variety of classic buttercream decorating techniques, including 6 different piped flowers, which will give you extraordinary results for any application. Build buttercream skills you can use for all decorating projects - from cupcakes to cakes for any occasion. SUPPLIES NEEDED PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE: Wilton Course 1 Cake Decorating Kit & the Course 1 Lesson Book (Book and Kit can be purchased on Amazon).Instructor: Charlotte SkalaEmail: [email protected]
#FL1918October 1st-October 22ndTuesdays 6:00pm-8:15pmPHS Room 1001Min 4 Max 10 Ages 12 and upCost $ 35
Cake Decorating-Course 4Course 4 advanced gumpaste flowers, will teach you the techniques to create beautiful, delicate floral blossoms. Used for cake top decorations or sculpted floral displays these highly admired flowers will present a new world of decorating possibilities! You will create flowers such as Gerbera Daisy, the stargazer Lily and the popular wedding flower, Stephanotis! Students do not need to take other classes prior to this one.SUPPLIES NEEDED PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE: Wilton Course 4 Decorating Kit & the Course 4 Lesson Book (Book and Kit can be purchased on Amazon).Instructor: Charlotte SkalaEmail: [email protected]
#FL1919October 2nd-October 30thNo class on October 23rdWednesdays 6:00pm-8:15pmPHS Room 1001Min 4 Max 10 Ages 12 and upCost $35
Flood Icing Cookie DecoratingCome and learn how to decorate cookies using the Flood Icing technique. This is a self pace class in which I will demonstrate different techniques and then you apply them to the cookies you’ve brought. Instructor will supply the flood icing in a rainbow of colors. This class is super fun to take with a friend and chit chat while decorating beautiful cookies.SUPPLIES NEEDED TO BRING TO CLASS: Minimum of 1 dozen cut out cookies, wash cloth, and box or tray to carry finished cookies home.Instructor: Charlotte SkalaEmail: [email protected]
#FL1920Tuesday November 5th 5:30pm-8:30pmPHS Room 1001Min 4 Max 10 Ages 12 and upCost $25
7Personalized Bedroom Door SignStudents will choose their color scheme to create a personalized canvas to add a special touch to their bedroomdoor. There will be ribbons and bows as well. 12x12 canvas.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1921Wednesday September 18th4:30pm-6:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 2nd-5th GradeCost $15
Large Pumpkin SignKids will love creating this festive decor to your home. Great for entry ways, living rooms or covered porches. This would be a cute gift for grandparents or neighbors too. Instructor will lead kids throughout the process. 20x20 sign.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1922Wednesday October 9th4:30pm-6:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 9 and up Cost $25
Scripture Verse Wooden SignThere will be a wide selection of scripture verses to choose from as you create a meaningful project to add beauty to your home or office. You will choose the background color and the words will be white, gray or black. Sign up with a friend or significant other for a relaxing night out. 7x16 or 9x14 signs.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1923Wednesday September 25th6:30pm-8:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 18 and upCost $15
Fall Quote Wooden SignThere will be a wide selection of fun Fall signs to choose from. These cute signs will add a warm touch to your home or office this autumn. You will be able to choose your background color and the letters will be white, black or gray (depending on availability). Sign up with a friend or significant other for a relaxing night out. 9x14 sign.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1924Wednesday October 16th6:30pm-8:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 18 and upCost $16
Home SignShow your Wisconsin pride with this rustic home decor sign. You can choose your background and letter color on the day of class. Sign up with a friend or two! 17x17 sign.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1925Monday November 4th6:30pm-8:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 18 and upCost $30
Thankful or Blessed Door Tag Kids and adults will love seeing this front door tag each time they come home! It will look amazing and be extra special since it is made from the heart. Great gift for grandparents, friends and neighbors this Thanksgiving. 7x16 size.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1926Wednesday November 13th5:30pm-7:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 9 to AdultCost $15
Ho! Ho! Ho! Santa SignWelcome Santa to your home with this festive Christmas sign. You will be instructed through every step of the project from start to finish. This wooden sign would be great for entry way, fire places or covered porches. It’s topped off with Santa’s hat and ready to add fun and happiness to your home this winter. Grab your friends and join us for this fun class. 9x22 sign.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1927Wednesday December 4th5:30pm-7:00pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 9 to AdultCost $25
Round Christmas SignsOn the day of the class, choose between these 2 designs (will depend on availability). You choose your background color. Letter colors will be white, gray or black. Great for your own home or a gift for others. 15 inch size.Please sign up a week in advance to allow time to prep projectsInstructor: Jessica SkinkisEmail: [email protected]
#FL1928Wednesday December 11th6:30pm-8:00pmGlenbrook Elementray Art Room C20Min 3 Max 15 Ages 18 and up Cost $27
8Chalk Board Art ClassesLearn how to make your own chalk board art. Be an artist without being an artist, it is so easy. You will learn to create your own chalk board art and take it home that night. Class will have every thing you need to make your art project. The Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas classes can be for the holiday or everyday, it’s up to you on what you will create. Great for gifts, 4H projects, Girl Scouts or fun for a group. Please try to sign up at least 1 week in advance so supplies can be purchased in time for start date. Projects will be similar to the photos shown. Each class will be different.Instructor: Amy FischerEmail: [email protected]
#FL1929Halloween Chalk Board ClassTuesday October 15th 4:15pm-6:15pm Sunnyside Elementary Commons Min 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1930Halloween Chalk Board ClassTuesday October 22nd 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1931Thanksgiving Chalk Board ClassMonday November 4th 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1932Thanksgiving Chalk Board ClassThursday November 14th 4:15pm-6:15pmGlenbrook Elementary Art Room C20 Min 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1933Thanksgiving Chalk Board ClassMonday November 18th 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1934Christmas Chalk Board ClassMonday December 2nd 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary Commons Min 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1935Christmas Chalk Board ClassThursday December 5th 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1936Christmas Chalk Board ClassMonday December 9th 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
#FL1937Christmas Chalk Board ClassThursday December 12th 4:15pm-6:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsMin 5 per class Ages 10 and upCost $25.00
Ballroom Dance ClassesInstructors: Glenn & Diane BlohowiakPhone #: 920-822-3865This class is for couples only
#FL1938Beginners/Level 2 -New and continuing beginners learn the basics of Swing, Cha Cha, Jitterbug and Waltz with individualized assistance. Mondays Sept. 30th – Nov. 18th 6:30 –7:30 pm PACE Community Gym in Glenbrook SchoolCost $ 100 per couple
#FL1939 Level 3 Enhance your skills in ballroom dancing, adding Foxtrot and Rumba.Mondays Sept. 30th – Nov. 18th 7:30 – 8:30 pm PACE Community Gym in Glenbrook SchoolCost $100 per couple
#FL1940 Intermediate/Advanced Bring your ballroom dancing skills to the next level with an emphasis on style & technique. Thursdays Oct. 3rd – Nov. 21st 6:30 –7:30 pm PACE Community Gym in Glenbrook SchoolCost $100 per couple
Secrets to Financial Success- How to Become a Millionaire Learn ideas only the rich and wealthy use that will help you achieve incredible financial success.Instructor: Tom SwiecichowskiEmail: [email protected]
#FL1941Tuesday September 17th 6:00-7:00pmPACE Conference Room - Glenbrook School Enter using Door #6Cost FREE
#FL1942Thursday October 17th 6:00-7:00pmPACE Conference Room - Glenbrook School Enter using Door #6Cost FREE
#FL1943Thursday November 14th 6:00-7:00pmPACE Conference Room - Glenbrook School Enter using Door #6Cost FREE
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JJ Hof and the JJ Hof Land Company PresentationWhat about JJ Hof, how do you spell his name? What was his name? How wealthy was he? What did he do when not at his desk selling land? Did he have business part-ners? Why does he have such a large headstone? More and more information is becoming available digitally, and many questions about JJ Hof can be answered now.#FL1944PHS LGI Room #1 - Enter using Door #1Tuesday Sept. 24th 7-8:00pmCost free for members of society $10.00 for non-members
Polish Genealogy: Finding Your Polish AncestorsPolish Genealogy is an introduction to general genealogy as well as specific Polish resources to help find information about your Polish roots. How to find tools, such as old maps of Poland, words used on Polish Head Stones, US Naturalization, Probate Re-cords, Newspapers and more. Polish marriages and church records. Pay tools and free tools, what is at the library? Bring a USB drive for a digital copy of this presentation. Everyone will receive a printed copy.#FL1945PHS LGI Room #1 - Enter using Door #1Monday Oct. 7th 7-8:00pm Cost free for members of society$10.00 for non-members
10Yoga & Meditation Kick off the school year with Yoga & Meditation. We will do a yin yoga practice ending with mindful meditation. Focus on mind, body and finding balance during this 6 week practice.Instructor: Candice Bogacz Email: [email protected]
#FL1946September 10th-October 17thTuesdays and Thursdays 6-7pmPHS Math PodAges 16 and up Min. 10 Max 20 Cost $50.00
Bogie’s Boot CampWhether you want to build/tone muscle, lose inches, lose pounds or simply want to stay in shape with a great workout, Bogie Boot Camp has it for you! This challenging class is high-paced and will push you to your limits allowing you to accomplish any goal using today’s cutting edge workout. Beyond the great workouts, you will receive high energy and detailed instruction focusing on your form, technique and safety. Classes include work with free weights, machine weights, medicine balls, bosu balls, swiss ball, bands and much more. This one hour class will always accommodate all levels of fitness. Make a commitment to your fitness and be ready to BRING IT! Family Discount will be a $5 discount per personMeet at the Fitness Center 5 mins. prior to start timeInstructor: Dennis BogaczEmail: [email protected] # 920-822-6158
#FL1948Session 1: September 16th-October 30thMondays and Wednesdays 6-7pmPHS Fitness CenterMax 20 Teens and Adults Cost $65.00
#FL1949Session 1: September 16th-October 30thMondays and Wednesdays 7-8pmPHS Fitness CenterMax 20 Teens and AdultsCost $65.00
#FL1950Session 2: November 4th-December 18thClasses on November 25th & 26th Thanksgiving WeekMondays and Wednesdays 6-7pmPHS Fitness CenterMax 20 Teens and AdultsCost $65.00
#FL1951Session 2: November 4th-December 18thClasses on November 25th & 26th Thanksgiving WeekMondays and Wednesdays 7-8pmPHS Fitness CenterMax 20 Teens and AdultsCost $65.00
ZumbaLatin inspired dance fitness class that incorporates Latin and International music and dance movements. Creating a dynamic, exciting, exhilarating and effective fitness pro-gram. Wear comfortable active-wear clothing and shoes with plenty of cushion and support.Instructor: Christine Wojciechowski, Certified Zumba instructorEmail: [email protected]# 920-671-4922
#FL1947September 17th-October 22nd Tuesdays 6:30-7:15pmSunnyside Elementary CommonsAges 16 to AdultMin. 4 to hold classCost $ 30
11Tae Kwon Do Glenbrook
Tae Kwon Do Hillcrest
PACE’s popular martial arts program…Tae Kwon Do. This course promises to lift your self-esteem, increase your cardiovascular capacity, teach you valuable self-defense techniques, and cultivate self-control.Instructor: Eileen WusterbarthEmail: [email protected] # 920-822-1010
#FL1952Session 1: September 10th-October 22ndTuesdays 6:00-8:00pmGlenbrook Big Gym Ages 6 to AdultCost $ 15.00
#FL1953Session 2: October 29th-December 10thTuesdays 6:00-8:00 pmGlenbrook Big Gym Ages 6 to AdultCost $15.00
Join us for a fun and exciting class of Tae Kwon Do at Hillcrest Elementary where kids/adults/families build confidence and strength while learning a wide variety of self defense techniques. We focus on traditional forms and the tenants of Tae Kwon Do: Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control and Indomitable spirit. We also have a great time with punching/kicking targets, stretching and cardio building. Come be a part of this very popular PACE class!Instructor: Tim DooleyPhone # 920-664-2186
#FL1954Session 1: September 11th-October 16thWednesdays 6:00-8:00pmHillcrest Gym Ages 6 to AdultCost $15.00
#FL1955Session 2: October 30th-December 18thWednesdays 6:00-8:00pmNo class on November 27thHillcrest Gym Ages 6 to AdultCost $15.00
Aerobic Walkers ClubIf your personal health regimen or medical condition requires you to keep fit through aerobic walking, try aerobic walking at various building sites in our school system. You will receive a pass that allows you to utilize the hallways of designated building sites. Walking is allowed only on days school is in session and please wear your pass so that it is visible. Morning entrances are on a “BUZZ-IN” only basis with the office staff needing to be there to buzz you in.NOTE THIS ADDED DISCLAIMER: These hours are subject to change, without notice, due to availability of the office staff.
SCHOOL BUILDING AVAILABLE AREA TIMES Pulaski High School First Floor Hallways 3:15-7:00 PM Entrance Door #2 Glenbrook School First Floor Hallways 3:15-7:00 PM Entrance Door #6 Lannoye School Gym 7:30-8:30 AM Entrance Door #1Sunnyside School First Floor Hallways 7:30-8:30 AM Entrance Door #1Fairview School Hallways 7:30-8:30 AM Entrance Door #1
#FL1956 Monday thru Friday at all schools at various times Open to All AgesCost $5.00 per school year
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ANTHONY F. LITT, III
PULASKI COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL 2019 Fall Schedule
Website: September - December 920-822-6060 www.pulaskischools.org/community/community-swimming-pool 911 S. Saint Augustine Pulaski, WI 54162 Cory Krizizke, Pool & Recreation Coordinator Elizabeth Lawler, Assistant Aquatic Coordinator [email protected] [email protected]
CHILDREN’S LESSONS
Our staff is certified in Red Cross CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard Training. Parents are welcome to watch lessons from the bleachers. Children 5 and older are asked to use the appropriate changing room. NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED IN LOCKER ROOMS. Parent/Tot: Ages 6 months to 3 years, parent accompanies child in water Pre-School Aquatics : Ages 4- 5 years, no parent accompanies child Levels 1-6 : Child must be 6 years old. Children are registered by skill. Please call the pool with questions pertaining to appropriate level placement. **New Pool Policy** There will be no make-up for cancelled classes due to inclement weather.
Note: Registration closes the week before the lesson starts. Maximum 50 students per class period. All lessons based upon staff availability.
Session # Dates Day of Week Class Time Levels Offered Class Fee
1A Sept. 23 - Nov. 11 Monday 6:00 - 6:45 pm Levels 1 - 6 $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 1B Sept. 23 - Nov. 11 Monday 6:50 - 7:35 pm Levels 1 - 6 $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 2A Sept. 18 - Nov. 13# Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30 pm Parent/Tot $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 2B Sept. 18 - Nov. 13# Wednesday 6:35 - 7:05 pm Pre-School $34 resident/$49 non-resident*
#no class October 23 *$5 fee for cancellation or requested changes -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SWIM LESSONS REGISTRATION FORM Online payment link available: https://pulaski.revtrak.net
Click on “PACE Registrations” then “aquatics: children swim” NO PHONE IN REGISTRATIONS $35.00 NSF charge on all returned checks
Please make checks payable to Pulaski Pool. Mail to: Pulaski Pool, 911 S. Saint Augustine, Pulaski WI 54162
NAME: ________________________________________________ Telephone ( ) __________________ Pulaski School District (Please Print) Parent’s Last First Resident Yes ___ No _____ E-Mail Address_____________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS _________________________________________________________________________________________
Street City Zip Code Child’s Name (first & last)
Session #
Class time
Level
Age
Birth date
School attending
Grade
Fee $34 res/$49 non res.
*$5.00 fee for cancellation or requested changes For office use only: Received: Date _____/_____/______ Cash $ ___________Check # __________ Check Amt $________
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PULASKI COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL FALL 2019
OPEN SWIM September 7 – December 22 $3.00 per Person
Senior Citizens (60 and up) $1.00 SATURDAYS @ 12:30 – 5:30 PM Family rate $10.00 (immediate family of 4 – extra SUNDAYS @ 12:30 – 5:30 PM persons $3.00 each) (We reserve the right to close the pool early if there are not enough patrons in the first 2 hours of open swim.)
Sunday Family Fun Open Swims – the first Sunday of each month. There will be free popcorn (1 bag per person) for all swimmers. Balls, noodles, dive sticks and rings will be available for patron use. **Special Open Swim December 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 & 31 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.** Join us for our New Year’s Eve family fun open swim on December 31 from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. There will be free popcorn (1 bag per person) for all swimmers. Balls, noodles, dive sticks and rings will be available for patron use. Come and have fun in the pool! PASSES FOR OPEN SWIM: $30.00 for a 10 swim pass, $150.00 for a family yearly pass for up to 4 members (extra members $15/each for the year) RENTALS (Birthday Parties, Scouting Events, Etc.) Please call the pool @ 822-6060 for more information.
ADULT WATER FITNESS OPPORTUNITIES
DATES DAY OF WEEK TIME Early Bird Sept. 3 – Dec. 31 (no swim 11/28, 11/29,
12/24 & 12/25) Mondays – Fridays 5:15 – 7:30 am
Early Bird Fees: 10 swims = $35, 20 swims = $66, 40 swims = $128, walk-ins = $5
ADULT CLASSES DATES DAY OF WEEK TIME Water Fitness Sept. 3 – Dec. 19 (no class
Nov. 28) Monday – Thursday 9:30 – 10:30 am
Aches & Pains Sept. 3 – Dec. 19 (no class Nov. 28)
Tuesday & Thursday 10:30 – 11:30 am
Deep Water Fitness Sept. 5 – Dec. 19 (no class Nov. 28)
Monday & Thursday 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Water Workout Sept. 3 – Dec. 19 (no class Sept. 17, Oct. 8, 22, and Nov. 28 – subject to change due to swim meets)
Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Adult Class Fees (10 punch card): Adults = $35, Seniors (60+) = $30, walk-ins = $5 PULASKI AREA SWIM CLUB: For more information and to register please contact: [email protected] or check out our website @ www.swimpasc.org
14PACE PIANO LESSONSStudents in grade 4 and up, and ADULTS: If you are interested in taking piano lessons during the day or early evenings at any of several of the Pulaski schools, call the PACE office for information. PACE has offered piano lessons for many years. Mrs. Bev Heling teaches piano; call 715-758-8600. She has trained hundreds of local pianists. Registration and first quarter payment must be received in the PACE office before lessons can start.
COMMUNITY PIANO & GUITAR LESSONSPACE keeps a list of local people who are willing to teach piano and guitar lessons. The costs and locations are individually set between the families and the teachers. Call PACE at 822-6050 if you would like your name and talent added to this list. Linda Diefenthatler teaches piano lessons; call 822-4484, Vicki Druckrey teaches piano and organ; call 434-3700, Lois Holewinski teaches guitar; call 639-8728, Vashni Seitzer teaches organ; call 822-7585, Scott Jakubiec teaches guitar in Hobart; call 619-6189Patrick Rades teaches guitar lessons; call 920-737-5122Chuck Worm teaches guitar, banjo, bass, ukulele, mandolin & vocal lessons; call 920-265-9760
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS WITH OUR BAND INSTRUCTORSMike Guerrero teaches lessons on guitar, saxophone or clarinet; call 920-822-6827 or email [email protected]
Tim Kozlovsky teaches lessons on low brass, beginning and intermediate electric brass; call 920-822-6580 or email [email protected]
Michelle Henslin teaches lessons on flute and piccolo; call 920-822-6578 or email [email protected]
Jackson Smith teaches lessons on trombone, euphonium/baritone, beginning and intermediate trumpet, french horn and percusssion drum set; call 920-822-6509 or email [email protected]
Lesson times will be arranged by the student and instructor. Cost $22 per 30 minute session. Registration and monthly payment must be received in the PACE office before lessons can start.
Pulaski Lacrosse – Learn to Play Lacrosse Clinic Lacrosse is the fastest game on two feet! Come and participate in the fastest growing high school and college sport! No experience is required to join this group.
Learn the basics of lacrosse, including proper technique for: faceoffs, shooting, passing, catching, cradling, dodging, ground balls, riding, defense and goalie.
Coach: Rich Thomson, US Lacrosse, Level 2 Certified Instructor and long-time lacrosse coach Please join the “Pulaski Lacrosse” facebook group Questions:[email protected]
Participants need to bring a lacrosse stick and swax lax (indoor lacrosse) ball. These are available to rent or purchase at a local sporting goods store.
#FL1957 Mondays (7) Hillcrest Field & Gym Ages Cost
Sept 9 – Oct 28 6 pm – 6:45 pm U10/U8 - Ages 10 and Under $17
6:45 pm – 8 pm U14/U12 - Ages 14 and Under $38
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PULASKI WRESTLINGMeet & Greet and Registration
September 23, 20196:00-7:00pm
Pulaski Middle School Auditorium
Bring your child and join Coaches, Booster Club Members, and current Middle School and High School wrestlers for a one-hour session to learn more about the winter wrestling opportunities provided through PACE and the Pulaski Wrestling Booster Club. In-person registration to follow.
No wrestling experience is necessary for our programs. Our purpose is to provide a fun, positive experience in the sport of wrestling. Practices are designed to create a wrestling base for your young competitor and also enhance the athleticism that will guide them through their future sporting careers. Body awareness, hand control, and footwork are all core concepts in the world of sports. Come see what the Pulaski Wrestling program is all about!
For those youth wrestlers who plan to compete in area tournaments and in the youth regional and state tournaments additional information will be given to you later in the year. Please note: Tournaments are not mandatory. We understand and encourage our newer wrestlers to focus on quality mat time in our practice room before going out to compete. Selected tournaments will have our Pulaski coaches in attendance to assist your young wrestler.
PACE WrestlingGrades Kindergarten, 1 & 2
Practices Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm at Pulaski High School
January 7, 2020 – March 19, 2020
PACE Youth WrestlingGrades 3, 4 & 5
Practices Mondays & Wednesdays 6-7:30pm at Pulaski High School
January 6, 2020 – March 18, 2020
Choose one age group and T Shirt size below: o PACE K, 1, 2 WRESTLING REGISTRATION $45.00 registration Fee Including T Shirt o PACE 3, 4, 5 WRESTLING REGISTRATION $45.00 registration Fee Including T Shirt
T Shirt size: Youth: XS S M L XL Adult: S M L XL
Student Name (Please Print):______________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian: _____________________________Phone: ____________________________ Address: _____________________City: _____________ Zip: ____________________________E-mail: ________________________________________________________________________Grade School Attending: ________________________________Current Grade: _____________
Make check payable to PACE and bring completed registration form and payment to the wrestling registration night. In consideration of the participation in this activity of the youth named above, which is in good health, the undersigned hereby agrees to hold harmless all promoters of this activity by reason of any injury or illness that could be suffered.
Follow us for more updates:
Facebook: Pulaski Wrestling Club
Twitter: @pulaskiwrestle
Instagram: Pulaski.Wrestling
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2019-2020 Junior Red Raiders Girls Basketball
Junior Red Raiders Girls Youth Basketball Night � Held in early January 2020 � Free admittance for Girls JRR Players � Players, Teams, and Coaches recognized between the JV and Varsity Games
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October 9 JRR Select Team Parent Meeting PHS LGI 1 8:00pmOctober 13 JRR Select Team Try Out PHS * 3+4 Grade 12 - 1:00; 5+6 Grade 1 - 2:00; 7+8 Grade 2 - 3:00November 2, 9, 16 Grades 1st - 6th PACE JRR Skills and ScrimmageDecember 7, 14, 21 Grades 1st - 6th PACE JRR Skills and Scrimmage
JUNIOR RED RAIDER BOYS BASKETBALL
PACE JRR Skills and Scrimmage - $35November 2, 9, 16 December 7, 14, 21
All sessions directed by High School Basketball Coaching Staff and Players
Grades / Times / Location:1st and 2nd Graders = 8:00 - 9:20am, Pulaski High School*3rd and 4th Graders = 9:30 - 11:00am, Pulaski High School*5th and 6th Graders = 9:30 - 11:00am, Pulaski Middle School*** Nov. 16th and Dec. 7th location will be at Pulaski Middle School** Nov. 16th and Dec. 7th times for 5th and 6th Graders will be 11:00 - 12:30.
Pulaski Basketball Website: www.pulaskibasketball.com
*New - JRR Select Team Player Fee required at tryouts:To facilitate fee collection, you must bring your $60 player fee (cash or
check) to the tryout. No checks will be cashed until teams are selected. All checks for players who do not make a team (or decide to opt out) will be
destroyed. Checks payable to Junior Red Raiders.
Online Registration Use #FL1959or send in the completed form on page 31
18Community Opportunities
The Pulaski Community School District needs YOUR help!
ATTENTION RED RAIDER FAMILIES!!
To complete a Census form, please go to this link: http://www.pulaskischools.org/future-families/census.cfm and complete it online or complete the form below and drop it off at any elementary office. If you have questions about the census please contact Tricia Kurey at [email protected] or call 920-822-6021.
Do you know someone who: Just moved into the school district? Just had a baby? Has children that are not yet school age? Isn’t receiving district mailings about opportunities for young children, such as dis-
trict screenings or 4K? If you said YES to any of these questions they may not be in our district census!! WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? The district uses census information to plan for the future. We also use it to
communicate with families about 4K and other opportunities for children.
Head of Household Last Name First Name Spouse Last Name First Name Mailing Address City, State, Zip P.O. Box Telephone Number List ALL children 5 years old or under who do not currently attend a school in the Pulaski Community School District.
LAST M.I. FIRST GENDER DATE OF BIRTH
Manufacturing & Construction
Career EventTuesday, October 8, 2019Morning Session: 8:30 a.m.-12:00 noon Afternoon Session: 11:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
FOR GIRLS GRADES 6-8GIRLS IN TRADES
- OR -
Wa Yia Thao [email protected] 920-498-6895
NWTC Student Support Services [email protected] 920-498-6258
NWTC does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, disability, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or other protected classes. 91497SSS jk 6_19
GREEN BAY CAMPUS
Participants will:• Have fun with hands-on activities• Complete a project to take home• Explore careers in which women are under-represented• Meet instructors and local employers• Learn about other trades and business careers in technical industries• Enjoy lunch and free giveaways
SPACE IS LIMITED! To reserve a time for your students or to learn more, please contact:
who enjoy problem solving and learning by doing!
Join us at NWTC for Girls in Trades Career DaySkilled Trades | Manufacturing | Engineering | Electronics
Hunter Safety is a Wisconsin DNR certifying class for students going into 6th grade or higher. Students will learn about firearm safety, ethics, and responsibilities of hunting. After the two week course, if students meet all the requirements, they will receive their certification. PRIOR TO THE COURSE, STUDENTS WILL NEED A DNR CUSTOMER NUMBER. Please call the following number and a customer service representative will walk you through the process. The number is 1-888-936-7463
Bow Safety is a Wisconsin DNR certifying class for students going into 6th grade or higher. The first week, students will focus on bow safety, ethics, and responsibilities of hunting. The second week is hands on shooting, beginning with instinctive shooting, then 3-D target shooting using their own bows if they have them. After the two week course, if students meet all the requirements, they will receive their bow certification. PRIOR TO THE COURSE, STUDENTS WILL NEED A DNR CUSTOMER NUMBER. Please call the following number and a customer service representative will walk you through the process.
The number is 1-888-936-7463
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Rock of Ages Granite Quarry
Dinner Cruise on beautiful Lake
Champlain
Cold Hollow Cider Mill
Beautiful Vermont Scenery
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u Motorcoach transportation u 8 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in Vermont u 14 meals: 8 breakfasts and 6 dinners u Tour of Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks u Tour of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory including Free
Samples u Dinner Cruise on Beautiful Lake Champlain with
Entertainment u Admission to Shelburne Museum u Visit to Cold Hollow Cider Mill u Tour of Rock of Ages Granite Quarry u Visit to Stowe Village u and much more
Write checks out to Diamond Tours, but mail them to : PACE at PO Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
PACE has flyers for the 4 trips we have planned for you in 2020! Call or email soon to get your name on the list for the trips you want. Then a $75 per person deposit holds your seat. Once you send your deposit, I will get you that information for the trip(s) you choose. Write checks out to Diamond Tours and mail to PACE, PO Box 36, Pulaski, Wi 54162 or stop in and drop them at the office. Each trip needs a minimum of 40 paid travelers to run.
WASHINGTON, DC from March 26th-April 1stJust in time for cherry blossoms. This trip will start during Spring Break and we allow families to travel (children ages 8 +) with us. Cost $699 per person with 2 to a room for 7 days and 6 nights; 3 to a room is also available.
VERMONT from June 20th-28th. See flyer up above for information.
BOSTON from September 8th-16th. Cool enough to enjoy Boston once the local kids are back in school. Cost is $899 per person with 2 to a room for 9 days and 8 nights.
NEW ORLEANS from November 28th-December 6th. Head south for warmth and holiday excitement after deer hunting and before Christmas. Cost is $840 per person with 2 to a room for 9 days and 8 nights. Travel insurance is available through Travel Insured International.
20Community OpportunitiesLove having outdoor cats around to cut down on the rodent population? Don’t love having too many, or ones that yowl or fight?
Cats Anonymous may be your answer. The sole purpose of Cats Anonymous is to spay or neuter and vaccinate feral and barn cats. Altering the cats means no more unwanted kittens, and also cuts down onthose nuisance behaviors. Here’s how the program works: you register with us and we’ll put you on the wait-ing list. When your name comes up, we’ll contact you with the date, and make plans for you to pick up traps from our office in east Green Bay. You trap the cats the night before the surgery and bring them to us. Our volunteer veterinarians spay or neuter the cats and give them their vaccinations, pain medication, and an ear tip. You take them home the same day. We have our “spay days” once a month on a Saturday, and we also have some Wednesday availability. We also have a voucher program that one of the vets in Pulaski honors.You must be registered, and you must have an appointment. We do not do walk-ins. Still have questions or want to register? Contact Kristin in the office at 920-321-1967 or email her at [email protected].
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The Pulaski News is the oldest student-produced community newspaper in the nation. The Pulaski News has a circulation of approximately 3,000. We reach the people of this local community, the outlying areas, and a variety of different states. We are a non-profit, self-supporting business, and we draw funds from our advertisers and subscribers. There are four adult staff members and nearly 30 students who write for the paper. The Pulaski News has a longstanding of tradition and works to benefit the entire community.
Subscribe by1. Visiting www.pulaskinews.org 2. Calling Laurie at 920-822-6800.2. Filling out the order form below and sending it in an envelope to 1040 S. St. Augustine St.; Pulaski, WI 54162.
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Red Raider Community Fitness Facility The Red Raider Community Fitness Facility is open to the community. This facility is located at Pulaski High School on the second floor. Please use the parking lot by the tennis courts and enter at the north entrance (door #5). There are stationary bikes, treadmills, elliptical machines, free weights, and weight machines for your use. There will always be a staff member available to answer your questions regarding the equipment. Please check the school district website under Fitness Facility for more information, www.pulaskischools.org/community/community-fitness-facility.
What a great way to keep fit while staying in town. Membership packets are available at the pool or the Fitness Facility. Please mail forms to the pool at 911 S. Saint Augustine Street, Pulaski, WI 54162. Contact Cory Krizizke at 822-6062 or email [email protected]. ($10.00 Deposit required for key fob)
MembershipsHours Individual $130/year Seniors $65/year
Monday – Friday 5:00 am – 7:15 am PCS Employees $85 per year Monday –Thursday 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm College Students $40 per year
3 Month - $40 6 Month - $70 PCSD Students Free
($10 deposit for FOB for access to Door #5 can be picked up the pool)
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Knights of Columbus Steak FrySaturday, September 21, 2019
Community Park Pavilion DOORS OPEN at 4pm COST: $15 MEAL SERVING FROM 5-7 PM
EVENTS INCLUDE: SILENT AUCTION, LIVE AUCTION (7PM) and RAFFLES
Pulaski’s Public Library, a branch of the Brown County Library System Location: 222 West Pulaski Street
Phone: 920-822-3220
Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays 1pm-8pm Tuesdays & Thursdays 10am-5pm Fridays 1pm-5pm
They offer weekly story times on Tuesdays at 10:15 am.Story times feature age-appropriate books, songs, movement activities and more. Have fun with your children and reinforce pre-literacy and social skills.
Knights of Columbus Punt, Pass & Kick ContestSaturday, September 14, 2019
Saputo Stadium 8am-11amThis event is FREE and open to all boys and girls ages 8-12 yrs. old.
Register at the event.Trophies will be awarded at Youth Night Friday, September 20th the Varsity
Football Game against Notre Dame.This is a tournament competition, with winners advancing to the Regional
and State finals.Contest is sponsored by Knights of Columbus Bishop Bona Council 4439.
Contact Mark Heck with questions at 920-639-6049
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BELIEVE in PulaskiSunday, December 1st - 35th Annual Tri-County Optimist
Club Holiday Gift and Craft Market, 9-2 at Pulaski
Middle School
Friday, December 6th - 2nd Annual Mountain Bay
Holiday Festivities, 4-8 throughout Mountain Bay Plaza;
Carolling, Santa, Wagon Rides, Arts & Crafts, Mrs. Claus &
more!
Saturday, December 7th - Pulaski Lions Club & Pulaski
Area Community Education present the 2nd Annual
Breakfast with Santa, 9-11 at Pulaski High School
KEEP AN EYE ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE
(@PACCWI) FOR SPECIAL SHOP LOCAL
DEALS & OTHER FESTIVITIES HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE AREA
DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON!
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Did you know Pulaski has an Adult Activity Center? Yes, we do! We have tons of weekly activities from bingo, cards, quilting, exercise class, adult coloring, outdoor games, BP checking, and Weight Watchers (any Age).Located at 430 S. St. Augustine St., Red Building past the Apartments. Contact Jayme. Phone: 920-822-8100Email: [email protected]: www.pulaskifuncenter.comFollow them on
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Non-Credit CoursesCPR and First Aid Class No. Course Title Start-End Day/s Time Facility Fee Age 62+ Fee84008 CPR Heartsaver AED 9/19-9/19 Tr 6:00p-9:00p Glenbrook School 38.15 24.50 84009 CPR Heartsaver AED 10/15-10/15 Tu 6:00p-9:00p Glenbrook School 38.15 24.5084010 CPR Heartsaver AED 11/04-11/04 Mo 6:00p-9:00p Glenbrook School 38.15 24.5084014 Heartsaver First Aid 10/24-10/24 Tr 6:00p-9:00p Glenbrook School 38.15 24.5084011 BLS Healthcare Provider 09/11-09/11 We 5:30p-10:30p Glenbrook School 29.98 9.5084012 BLS Healthcare Provider 10/21-10/21 Mo 5:30p-10:30p Glenbrook School 29.98 9.5084013 BLS Healthcare Provider 11/11-11/11 Mo 5:30p-10:30p Glenbrook School 29.98 9.50
All classes require a book and/or supplies to be purchased in addition to registration fee. Classes are held in Room C22. Enter using Door #6.
Course Descriptions:
CPR Heartsaver AED: This course is for individuals such as day-care employees, airline/security personnel or personal trainers who may need to respond to an emergency in a work setting. Adult, child, infant CPR and choking as well as use of automated external defibrillator on adult and child victims will be covered.
BLS Healthcare Provider: This course is for healthcare providers (physicians, nurses, paramedics, EMT’s, respiratory therapists, physician assistants, residents, medical or nursing assistants), allied health officials or training aides. Adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with barrier devices, bag mask) as well as AED and relief of foreign body airway obstruction will be covered.
Heartsaver First Aid: This course is intended for lay rescuers, childcare workers, and industrial workers. Course covers scene/situation safety and the care of injuries: bleeding control, bone, joint, and muscle injuries, burns, and specific injuries to the head. It also addresses sudden illnesses, seizures, diabetic emergencies, poisoning, bites and stings, and heat and cold emergencies. Heartsaver First Aid teaches how to manage illness and injuries in the first few minutes until help arrives.
Mo-Monday, Tu-Tuesday, We-Wednesday, Tr-Thursday, F-Friday, Sa-Saturday, Su-Sunday
Fall 2019 Class ListTo register call Toll free (877) 316-1274
Trades Open House EventsDiscover all NWTC has to offer and learn how we can help you live your passion and purpose. Each day of open house will focus on specific career areas. To explore the program/s you are interested in, find your field of interest below and attend open house on that date. Everyone is welcome. No registration is required. FREE!
September 24th - Trades/EngineeringSeptember 25th - Health SciencesSeptember 26th - College of Business
More information available at:https://www.nwtc.edu/events/2019/september/fall-open-house
Utility Preview Day at NWTC Green Bay Campus
October 15th, 2019 2 sessions 8-11:30am and 1-4:30pmExplore Gas Utility and Electrical Power Distribution careers to see if they are right for you! Learn about installing, maintaining, and operating electrical systems (Electrical Power Distribution) and natural and propane gas distribution systems (Gas Utility Construction & Service) for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. You will then go to the Utility Education Field where current students, academic advisors and industry representatives will help you climb a pole, fuse a pipe and operate a backhoe. Event is FREE! You will be outside for part of the event, please dress appropriately for the weather. Wear long pants and sturdy shoes (no tennis shoes or sandals). Pre-registration is necessary by calling 920-498-5400
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Before and After School Care programs are here so kids can make friends, have fun, and learn new things! Students may bring their own snacks. Children in the morning 4K classes can join our Before School Care programs, while children in the afternoon 4K classes can stay for our After School Care programs.Registration has begun; forms are available on the PACE Website: www.pulaskipace.orgWe need a minimum of 15 students to run these programs at each school. Transportation will be the parent’s responsibility.During emergency closings and days of no school we do not have programs running.Payment Due Dates are: August 15, October 15, January 15 and March 15. Registrations and Parent Letters must be read, signed and on file at PACE before starting. Reduced price waivers for families receiving free lunch may be requested through PACE.Call PACE at 822-6050 with questions or for more information or enroll using the forms found online.
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HILLCREST & SUNNYSIDE BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAMWho: All Students Ages 4-12 (on school days only)What: Before School Care ProgramWhen: Monday through Friday 6:30-8:35 am Cost: $230 per quarter/per studentDates: September 3, 2019– June 10, 2020 Where: Hillcrest and Sunnyside Elementary School Cafeteria/Commons **************************************************************************************
HILLCREST or SUNNYSIDE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM Who: All Students Ages 4-12 (on school days only)What: After School Care ProgramWhen: Monday through Friday 3:50-6:00 pm Cost: $230 per quarter/per studentDates: September 3, 2019 – June 9, 2020 Where: Hillcrest and Sunnyside Elementary School Cafetria/Commons **************************************************************************************
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GLENBROOK BEFORE and AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM Who: All Students Ages 4-12 What: Before & After School Care Programs at Glenbrook When: Before 6:30-7:40am / After 2:45-6:00 pm COST: $126 per student/per quarter for Before School $330 per student/per quarter for After School Dates: Dates: September 3, 2019 – June 9, 2020 (on school days only)Where: Glenbrook; Rooms D11&13 plus Gyms Use the PACE Entrance Door #6
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FOR MORE INFORMATION on the available B&A Programs this year contact: PACE Director, Mark Heck: 920-822-6051 or [email protected] B&A After School Liaison, Deb Schneider: 920-822-6050 or [email protected] PACE Cell Phone: Cell 920-639-6049
PACE YOUTH PROGRAMS
25PACE Before & After School Care Programs
(Please circle the Location you are requesting) GLENBROOK HILLCREST SUNNYSIDE
(Please circle the Care Program(s) you are requesting) BEFORE AFTER BOTH
Parent Name(s)___________________ Phone:_______________ Email:____________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________________________
Parent’s Name(s)___________________ Phone:_______________ Email:___________________________
Children’s Information:
Child 1 Name:________________________ Grade in 2019-20____________Teacher_________________Health & Behavior Info (allergies, meds or other)_______________________________________________
Child 2 Name:________________________ Grade in 2019-20____________ Teacher ________________Health & Behavior Info (allergies, meds or other)_______________________________________________
Child 3 Name:________________________ Grade in 2019-20___________ Teacher_________________Health & Behavior Info (allergies, meds or other)_______________________________________________ In case of emergency, you may list additional person(s) allowed to pick up your child:
____________________________ __________________________ _______________________ (Name) (Daytime Phone) (Relationship)
Family Physician__________________ Phone____________ Hospital of Preference _________________
List any special needs, such as dietary, developmental, medical: ___________________________________
In consideration of participation in this activity of the youth above, who is in good health, the undersigned hereby agrees to hold harmless all promoters of this activity by reason of any injury which could be suffered.
Parent/Guardian Signature & Date ________________________________________________________
There is no need to deposit money at this time, but if you want a spot held for your child(ren) you should fill this registration out and get it to PACE. Our programs are limited by student/teacher ratios; we will add late registrants on a first come first served basis, if we have enough staff. Quarterly payments are due by the dates listed on the parent letter. Return this form with check to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162 First quarter’s payment is due to PACE by August 15.
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26PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. P.O. Box 36 Pulaski, WI 54162-0036
Phone (920) 822-6050
As a resident of the Pulaski Community School District, you have the unique opportunity to receive a quality public school education. From the classroom to extra-curricular activities, Pulaski offers a chance to learn and grow in a safe, nurturing environment.
In an effort to perpetuate the positive school/community relations that have been a hallmark of the Pulaski Community Schools, the Pulaski Community School Education Foundation, Inc. was established in 1993. The goals of the Foundation are: • To support projects and programs that are not funded through the district’s operating budget. • To support enrichment programs for students and staff in all of Pulaski’s schools. • To support curriculum innovation and the equipment and materials needed to implement it. • To provide scholarships and grants to students and teaching staff.
Since its inception, over $338,000.00 in scholarships have been awarded to graduating students pursuing higher education and over $71,500.00 in grants have been awarded to staff seeking to enrich their programs through innovation.
The Foundation provides alumni and friends of the school a way to give back – a way to say thank you for the many wonderful opportunities the school made available to you. Your financial support of the Foundation will ensure that Pulaski’s tradition of educational excellence continues. It is in the spirit of our school and of the future children of the school district that the Foundation asks you to favorably consider becoming a member of the Foundation. Members of the Foundation are leaders in guaranteeing the outstanding educational programs of our school.
Below you will find a contribution and pledge form. You can, of course, give whatever you choose. However, if you choose to donate at the gold, silver or bronze leaf level, your name, or your family’s name, will be engraved on a leaf and put on display on the Foundation Tree of Knowledge. The Tree of Knowledge is on permanent display in the Pulaski High School.
A good education is a gift. An excellent education is a priceless gift. Let’s ensure that the future remains bright for all of our children, and that positive community/school relations continue to be a hallmark of the Pulaski Community Schools.-------------------------------------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------------------------
CONTRIBUTION & PLEDGE FORMMail Pledge Form and Payment to:
PACE P.O. Box 36 Pulaski, WI 54162I would like to contribute at the following level: Name:____________________________________ Gold Leaf Level ($5,000 +) Address:________________________________ ___ Silver Leaf Level ($2,500 to $4,999) City______________Zip:_____________________ Bronze Leaf Level ($1,000 to $2,499) Phone:____________________________________ Community Support (gifts less than $1,000)
***All gifts to the Foundation are tax deductible.***
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A Nonprofit Charitable Organizationfor Community Betterment serving
the Pulaski Community School District since 1942.
A community is what people make it. Oneperson can’t do much alone, but when all of the
people in a community work together, a powerful force is created. Pulaski United
Foundation represents the combined efforts andresources of all the community - and this forceenhances the quality of life in the Pulaski area.
Pulaski United Foundation provides each personwith an opportunity to help - to make adifference in their community. No one
associated with PUF receives any pay - all arevolunteers. All funds received by PUF stay in the Pulaski Community School District to help createa better neighborhood, a better community and
a better school district.
Please give generously - membership in PUF istwenty-four ($24) dollars per year. Of course, you
may donate more.
All donations to PUF should be mailed to:Pulaski United Foundation
c/o PACE OfficeP.O. Box 36
Pulaski, WI 54162920-822-6051
Working in partnership with PACE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mark HeckKaren WelcingDave Kubiak
Vern VanLannenKyle Christiansen
Sam McMahonBryan Fraedrich
Gordon BlackPaul Chrisman
Jim Lewis
-----------------------------------------------------CUT HERE------------------------------------------------------I wish to support the efforts of the PULASKI UNITED FOUNDATION
with the enclosed tax-deductible contribution.
Name:________________________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________________________
Contribution: ____ $24 (annual membership) ____$50 ____$100 ____$500 Other________
Please make checks payable to Pulaski United Foundation and return to:PACEP.O. Box 36Pulaski, WI 54162
28The Pulaski Community School District Board of Education recognizes and welcomes the many gifts and talents
our senior citizens have to contribute to our school system. To that end, PACE is pleased to sponsor the Senior Tax Exchange Program. Through STEP, senior citizens are given the opportunity to work in the district and apply their
earnings toward payment of property taxes. The compensation, which is $5.00 per hour, (maximum of $595) is distributed in JUNE in the form of a two party check made out to the worker and the appropriate county treasurer.
2019-2020 STEP APPLICATION
Eligibility: Age 62 or over, receive Social Security, and pay property tax within the Pulaski Comm. School Dist.
Full Name Date Current Address Phone City State Zip County Social Security # Email REFERENCES: If you are a new applicant, Please list two personal or professional references.NAME ADDRESS POSITION PHONE EDUCATION: Name and Location of School Dates of Attendance High School Other
I understand I need to have a background check on file before I can start working. My employment depends upon a suitable position being available and a specific assignment can be made only after an interview with appropriate staff.
I also understand that misrepresentation or false statements may eliminate me for worker status or dismissal if selected.
Signature of Applicant
My career work experience: School buildings I’d like to work in:_________________________________________________________ I am available (circle all that apply): MONTHS: Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May DAYS: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Look over the areas listed below and circle those in which you can be of assistance:
Assist student(s) with: Assist in the following areas: Foreign language Library volunteer: Math help students use LMC resource Reading assist w/cataloging and shelving Spelling read stories to students Writing Duplicate papers Concept Retention Fund raising Assist with: Productions Help with Buildings & Grounds projects Make props for plays Sports Excel spreadsheets School publications Typing or word-processing (circle one or both) Day Care MealsAssist in Special Ed.: Assist in our Infant Room at Day Care Assist health services Assist non-English speaking students Help develop motor skills Mentor (indicate area of expertise): Other talents, hobbies, interests or skills I would like to share:
Return to: PACE Office Pulaski Community School District P.O. Box 36 Pulaski, WI 54162 WE HAVE A LIMITED BUDGET, THE FIRST 25 APPLICANTS WILL BE ENROLLED
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PACE MAGAZINEThis PACE magazine is sent out to all elementary students in the Pulaski Community School District and placed in area businesses and churches. If you have not been receiving our magazines or know of someone who would like to receive them, please call PACE at 822-6050. Our magazine is available on line at: www.pulaskipace.org PACE also has it’s very own FACE BOOK page; ‘LIKE’ us now!Follow PACE on TWITTER @pulaskipace PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT TUTORSPACE has compiled a list of Pulaski Community School District teachers who are willing to tutor your respective youngsters. The wage paid to a teacher is negotiable between the teacher and parent. Parent/guardians interested in receiving this list may call the PACE Office (920) 822-6050 and one will be emailed to you. The list is also on line at www.pulaskipace.org PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUSAnyone who is new to our district, has moved or changed addresses, or has added people to their household should complete our school district census form on line at: www.pulaskipace.org. Please complete the form and update when necessary and return it to any school office.FACILITY RENTALSThe district recognizes that our buildings can and should be available for the public to use. Nominal fees may be charged for use of school facilities. Call Courtney in the Facilities Department Office 822-6080 for the most recent updates to this on line process.LOOKING FOR NEW TEACHERS AND CLASSESWe are currently seeking individuals to teach and develop new classes or programs that could benefit our Pulaski community. Call PACE at 822-6051 with any ideas.
CLASS AND OFFERINGS DISCLAIMER!When classes, camps, and other offerings are placed in this magazine it is done to provide our community with information about life-long learning opportunities. We gather the information from the instructors and coaches and place it into our magazine. Typos and errors are possible even with proofing attempts. We include the contact information so that you can call the instructor or coach directly, as well as the building being used.Supervisors sometimes must make changes after the magazine has gone to print. We apologize for any inconvenience these changes may cause, but we cannot be held responsible for them, or the announcements of them. Changes are posted as soon as we are made aware of them in our on line version at www.pulaskipace.org PACE tries very diligently to only include reputable and reliable information; please let us know if there is anything we should be made aware of with our offerings. Thank you for your understanding.All PACE classes are open to everyone in the area. We have many great opportunities for all children including Parochial School and Home Schooled students, and adults. Age limits for each class do apply to everyone.The district does not discriminate in admissions to any school, class, program or activity based on the traits of sex (including trans gender status, change of sex, or gender identity), race, color, national origin, religion, creed, ancestry, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability, or any other characteristic protected by Federal or state civil rights laws.For the safety of our community...School Closings and Early Releases due to weather or emergenciesmeans that all PACE activities are also canceled for that evening.Offerings in this magazine can now be registered and paid for on line using the directions on the home page of www.pulaskipace.org http://pulaski.revtrak.net
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MAIL IN REGISTRATIONS: PACE CLASSES: Send completed PACE registration forms and a check payable to PACE at: PACE OFFICE, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
ONLINE REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments
PACE Offerings are now available on line for registration and payments. http://pulaski.revtrak.net
See instructions for this option at: WWW.PULASKIPACE.ORG.
DISTRICT RESIDENTS & NON-RESIDENTS : PACE CLASS PRICES are listed for Pulaski SchoolDistrict Residents. Any non-district resident must include an additional fee of $5 per student, per class.
WALK-IN: (PACE Classes Only) PACE OFFICE 132 Front Street Pulaski, WI 54162Open Weekdays from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, other times by appointment. Please use the buzzer at Entrance #6.
CONFIRMATION: Due to time and expense, we do not send confirmations when classes are going as scheduled. Assume your registration is confirmed and the class will meet as scheduled if you havesubmitted your registration form and fees. You will only be notified if a class is filled or canceled.
PRE-REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is of MOST importance. Lack of registrations will cause the class to be canceled one week prior to the beginning.
CANCELLATIONS: No class will be conducted without sufficient registrations. When maximum capacity has been reached for any class, registration for the class will be closed.
WEATHER CANCELLATIONS: If school is canceled due to bad weather, all buildings will be closed that same evening. If school is in session, generally evening programs will run.
REFUND POLICY: If, after pre-registering, it is necessary for you to cancel, notify the PACE Office no less than one week before the beginning of class, your fee, minus a $5.00 cancellation fee, will be refunded. Simply not attending a class or camp you registered for does not qualify you for a refund.
NON-SUFFICIENT-FUND CHECK POLICY: A fee of $35 will be added to the amount of the NSF check, and full reimbursement must be paid in cash, to the PACE Office, prior to attending the selection.
PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT CLASS LOCATIONSPulaski High School 1040 S. St. Augustine St. Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-6700Pulaski Comm. Middle School 911 S. St. Augustine St. Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-6500Sunnyside Elementary School 720 County C Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-6200Glenbrook Elementary School 145 W. Green Bay St. Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-6100Hillcrest Elementary School 4193 Hillcrest Dr. Oneida, WI 54155 920-272-6900Lannoye Elementary School 2007 County Rd. U Green Bay, WI 54313 920-865-6400 Fairview Elementary School 2840 State Rd. 32 Krakow, WI 54137 920-899-6300Assumption BVM School 109 E. Pulaski St. Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-5650Adult Activity Center 430 S. St Augustine St. Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-8100
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Participant’s Name Gender Address City Zip Home Phone Cell Phone Email Course Title Course # Course Fee Check # If student is under 18 years of age, please fill in the following:Age Birth date School Attending Grade Parent/Guardian Additional info. if needed; such as Shirt Size
Send the completed form and fee to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162Waiver Statement: The participant / parent / guardian assumes all responsibility in case of injury or harm to participant. The Pulaski Community School District, their employees or agents or any volunteers or organizations associated with this activityWill not be held responsible for any personal injury or loss that may occur in conjunction with this activity. Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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Participant’s Name Gender Address City Zip Home Phone Cell Phone Email Course Title Course # Course Fee Check # If student is under 18 years of age, please fill in the following:Age Birth date School Attending Grade Parent/Guardian Additional info. if needed; such as Shirt Size
Send the completed form and fee to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162Waiver Statement: The participant / parent / guardian assumes all responsibility in case of injury or harm to participant. The Pulaski Community School District, their employees or agents or any volunteers or organizations associated with this activityWill not be held responsible for any personal injury or loss that may occur in conjunction with this activity. Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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PACE REGISTRATION FORMParticipant’s Name Gender Address City Zip Home Phone Cell Phone Email Course Title Course # Course Fee Check # If student is under 18 years of age, please fill in the following:Age Birth date School Attending Grade Parent/Guardian Additional info. if needed; such as Shirt Size
Send the completed form and fee to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162Waiver Statement: The participant / parent / guardian assumes all responsibility in case of injury or harm to participant. The Pulaski Community School District, their employees or agents or any volunteers or organizations associated with this activitywill not be held responsible for any personal injury or loss that may occur in conjunction with this activity. Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Map created by Gavin MangoldEagle Scout Project, Troop 1468
Community Walking TrailsDid you know that we have beautiful community walking trails right behind our middle school?
If not, you should go and check them out!
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