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PACE SUMMER 2017

PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICTPACE OFFERINGS for APRIL - SEPTEMBER, 2017

This catalog and other information about PACE is availableonline at www.pulaskipace.org

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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] Wheeler...Summer School...920-822-6053 Email: [email protected] Rachel Setliff...Summer School...920-822-6055 Email:[email protected]

PACE ADVISORY BOARD Mae Aprill Byron Aprill Chris Dooley Cindy Egnarski Harold Geiser Mark Heck Cory Krizizke Dave Landers Kathy Luebke John Mihalko Deb Schneider Dr. Lisa Slaby Sue Wheeler Trudy Wied Revised: 3/2017

PICNIC PACKGoing to have a Family Picnic, Party, Anniversary, Block Party, Graduation, Wedding Party, or any activity? Well.......Try PACE’s Picnic Pack! Recreational/game equipment for your

activity. The Pack includes: Softballs & Bat, Bases, Wiffle Bats & Balls, Basketballs, Soccer Balls, Utility Balls, Frisbees, Volleyball & Net (no poles), Ring Toss Set, Football,

Jump Ropes, Tug-of-War Rope, Ladder Golf and more. You can rent all this for a weekend for only $15.00. Call the PACE Office for more

information. Secure the Picnic Pack for your Family Party! Security deposit is required and the renter will pay to replace broken or unreturned equipment. The Picnic Pack is available

to school district residents only.

Cover Photo:

Spring 2017Hibiscus

Courtesy of Deb Schneider

PACE EQUIPMENTDID YOU KNOW THAT PACE HAS A VARIETY OF EQUIPMENT THAT WE ALLOW OTHERS TO BORROW/USE? Electric roasters, snow cone machine, an AED machine,

holiday costumes & decorations, and more. Call the PACE Office 920-822-6050 for more information.

Security deposit is required and the renter will pay to replace broken or unreturned equipment. PACE EQUIPMENT is available to school district residents only.

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PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT TUTORSPACE has compiled a list of Pulaski Community School District teachers who are willing

to tutor your youngsters. The wage paid to a teacher is negotiable between the teacher and parent. Parent/guardians interested in receiving this list may look online at

www.pulaskipace.org Scroll down to the “Quick Links” area and click on District Tutors, then click on the phrase “View the List”

or call the PACE Office (920) 822-6050 and one will be emailed to you.

It is the policy of the Pulaski Community School District that no person may be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any curricular,

extra-curricular, pupil service, recreational, or other program or activity because of the person’s age, sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or

physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap as required by Wis. State Statute 118.13.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

SUMMER PACE OFFICE HOURS ARE 8:30AM-4:30PM

USE ENTRANCE 6 ON FRONT STREET

CALL 822-6050 FOR AN APPOINTMENT,AS WE MAY BE AT SUMMER SCHOOL

SUMMER SCHOOL! All Summer School class lists, descriptions and the online

registration information were sent home with district elementary students in their Take-Home Folders. The Summer School magazine is also available online at: www.pulaskipace.org Look for Summer School on the homepage. This year we will be at PCMS and Lannoye. Online registration openedto the public Wednesday, April 5 at 5:00pm and closes on Sunday, April 23 at 4:00pm. After that, you will need to register by contacting one of the Summer School staff.Anyone needing help to register may stop at PACE on April 5 from 5-8pm or during school hours, after that. We have over 400 classes to choose from, as well as the Red Raider Rec program, along with transportation and FREE breakfast & lunch. Classes are available for children entering the 4K program through students entering their senior year of high school. We will again be offering High School Phy. Ed. for credit; pre-registration is required through the PHS Student Services Office. We are also offering some classes as recovery for failed classes, some as Enrichment, and AP Prep at the high school level. Call: 920-822-6053 or Email: [email protected]

CLASSES LEADING TO CERTIFICATIONS

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BABYSITTING Term 1: June 12-16 Period 1: 8:00-9:30am Period 2: 9:30-11:00am Cost: $10

BABYSITTING/CPR&FA Term 2: June 19-30 Period 1: 8:00-9:30am Period 2: 9:30-11:00am Cost: $16

American Heart Association CPR and FIRST AID

Term 2: June 19-30 Period 3: 11:45am-1:15pm Cost: $6

BASKETBALL OFFICIATING

Term 1: June 12-16 Period 1: 8:00-9:30am Term4: July 24-28 Period 2: 9:30-11:00am Cost: $4

BASEBALL UMPIRING

Term 1: June 12-16 Period 3: 11:45am-1:15pm Term 4: July 24-28 Period 1: 8:00-9:30am Cost: $4

FOOTBALL OFFICIATING

Term 1: June 12-16 Period 2: 9:30-11:00am Term 4: July 24-28 Period 3: 11:45am-1:15pm Cost: $4

SOCCER OFFICIATING

Term 1: June 12-16 Period 3: 11:45am-1:15pm Cost: $4

This summer we will begin offering classes for people to become CERTIFIED in many different areas. School age students can sign up for these classes through summer school Skyward online registration.

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SUMMER SCHOOL!

SUMMER SCHOOL DRUM LESSONSIn Destin's studio, students will learn the basics of reading music, snare drum and drumset technique, and how to play various genres of music. They will also learn how to practice effectively, understand the im-portance of listening to other musicians, and hopefully gain a greater appreciation and curiosity for music

as an art form. The only prerequisites required are an explorative, open mind and a willingness to learn; but students with prior knowledge of music fundamentals will benefit more. Min. 4 and Max. 20

[email protected] 920.634.9869

Drum Lessons will be given in the PCMS Band Room during the weeks of Summer School. You can choose between having your lessons on Tuesdays or Thursdays. Six weeks of, once a week, lessons will cost $90 per student.

Times of lessons will be scheduled around your Summer School classes, but always between the hours of 8:00am to 4:00pm.

Tuesdays: June 13, 20, 27 and July 11, 18, & 25 Thursdays: June 15, 22, 29 and July 13, 20, & 27

Call Summer School at 920-822-6053 to sign up for drum lessons now!

NEW THIS SUMMER!

FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH

All children through the age of 18 years old will be able and welcomed to eat a free and healthy breakfast & lunch

during our weeks of Summer School.

You don’t even have to attend Summer School to enjoy meals on us this summer.

Free meals will be offered at PCMS, the Middle School. Enter through the Pool doors.

Breakfast will be served from 7:40 - 8:30 am Lunch will be served from 11:00am -1:15pm

Monday - Friday, June 12-16, 19-23 and 26-30and in July 10-14, 17-21 and 24-28

and in August 21-25

There are no requirements...no registering ahead of time, no paying for anything, no forms to fill out,

no applications or denials.

Rain or Shine, bring your kids or have them walk to PCMS to join us for meals this summer.

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Pulaski High School Library-Media Information Center is open to the public Monday through Thursday from 3-4:00pm on every school day.

EVENTS ESPECIALLY FOR OUR INTERESTED - INVOLVED - INVIGORATED ADULT CITIZENS

Highlights from our PACE-Setter Newsletters

PACE-SETTERS

Thursday, June29 Discovering Historic De Pere… Leaving the PACE parking lot at 8:00am and heading to De Pere where our first stop will be a unique little European coffee shop and bakery. Next, we head to Seroogy’s for some chocolates and sweet treats.

We’ll tour St. Norbert College then have lunch at the historic Union Hotel. Our afternoon will be spent with Dr. Adam Stueck from the De Pere Historical Society as we tour: the

Lock & Dam District, unique architecture of the historic district, the Abby, Voyager Park and more.Finally, we’ll share a little pizza from Bilotti’s, the oldest Italian restaurant in Brown County and then head

home. Transportation, all three meals and admissions for $99 per person. Call PACE 920-822-6050 or Email us at [email protected] to save your seat on this trip.

Thursday, July 6...Summer School for Adults...Ever wonder why Pulaski has one of the biggest and best Summer School programs in the state? Sign up for our first ever Summer School for Adults. We will be offering several classes especially for adults using our Summer School teachers and offering PCSD Food

Service meals for very reasonable prices. Sign up using the form on pages 22 & 23.

August… STEP...The Fall PACE Magazine is mailed out to every home in the Pulaski Community School District and page 27 has the STEP application on it. We can only register 25 STEP workers each year, so

sign up early if you meet the qualifications to earn $5/hr (up to a total of $595) off of your Pulaski Community School District property taxes next year.

Wednesday, September 6...Sixth Annual Amish Tour with sweet rolls and coffee and lunch in Amish Homes, stopping at Amish farms, stores, businesses, and their school for a visit. We will also point out the

Shawano County Barn Quilts along the way. Sign up early, as this trip has sold out every year. Leaving St. John Lutheran Church of Pulaski parking lot at 8:30am, returning about 4pm. Pick up also available in Bonduel, in the Kwik Trip parking lot. Registration required through PACE; must have 30 paid registrants

by August 16 to run this trip. Cost is $60.

Wednesday -Thursday, December 6 & 7...Old World Christmas Market Trip includes transportation, most meals and admissions. We’ll leave Pulaski from St. John Lutheran at 8:30am, our trip will include several stops to view ethnic and cultural Christmas traditions, eat Christmas foods, and view lights & decorations. Wednesday, December 6 at 11:30am we start with a Milwaukee Churches & Chocolate Tour that will in-

clude lunch. Supper and overnight stay will be in Pewaukee. Thursday we will visit the Osthoff Holiday—Old World Christmas Market in Elkhart Lake celebrating German heritage and Christmas traditions.

TO REGISTER FOR THESE TRIPS CALL PACE AT 920-822-6050 TRIP & TOUR DISCLAIMER…

When signing up for our trips and events, please note that adding your name to our lists only holds a space for you until we have payments from the total required to run the trip. We follow a first paid, first served policy. Also, once you have paid, there are no refunds, but you can find a replacement. We often have a waiting list that I can share if that happens. Many of our stops require pre-payment and/or reservations. The cost of the transportation is not based on a “per person” basis, so cancelling or just not showing up does not change the total owed. Finally, we do leave on time; sorry, no waiting for late arrivals.

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PACE-SETTERS

TORONTO & NIAGARA FALLS FALL 2017

Wednesday, September 20 through Tuesday, September 26 CN TOWER & SKYLINE VALID PASSPORT REQUIRED 7 DAYS Toronto

CASA LOMA 6 NIGHTS

6 BREAKFASTS

3 SUPPERS

$799 PER PERSON/db

Travel with the Pulaski PACE-Setters and Bay Bus through Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury to Toronto, then on to Niagara and home through New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. We’ll stay two nights in Toronto and two nights in Niagara. This trip is for adults only and we’ll enjoy fall colors, stretching stops along the route, step-on tour guides in Toronto and Niagara and a visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH to see Brett Favre and other Packer’s displays. Three specialty themed suppers included: DiGusto in Sudbury, Buffet atop the Skylon Tower in Niagara and Golden Corral your last night in route. See the daily itinerary on back side.

Queen Victoria’s Garden Niagara Falls, USA

Maid of the Mist

Price includes entrance fees to every attraction shown here and more, as well as at least 9 meals and hotel rooms with two double beds. Trip Skylon Tower & Sky Wheel over Niagara insurance is available upon request. Current Restaurant passports must be valid for at least six months. RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW! TRIP INSURANCE AVAILABLE Going single, the cost is $1,159. Pro Football Hall of Fame, Canton Offered through Travel Guard Ins. $200 deposit per person required The cost of the insurance is based to hold your space on this trip. on your age and cost of our trip. Minimum of 40 paid passengers This trip leaves from Pulaski, WI. to run this trip. Make your checks Parking will be at St. John Church. or money orders out to PACE, and Contact: Deb Schneider at PACE mail them to PACE at PO Box 36, Phone: 920-822-6050 or Email: Pulaski, WI 54162. [email protected] Balance due July 1, 2017. ONLY 11 SEATS LEFT!

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FITNESSRed 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.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 8226062 or email [email protected] . ($10.00 Deposit required for key fob)

Hours Memberships Monday – Friday 5:00 am – 7:15 am Individual $130 per year Monday –Thursday 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm 3 Month $40 6 Month $70

PCS Employees $85 per year College Students $40 per year

Senior Citizens $65 per year PCSD Students Free

LOOKING FOR A DNR CLASS ? Check DNR web site: dnr.state.wi.us for offerings of: Hunter Ed., ATV, Snowmobile, Boat Safety and more.

HUNTER EDUCATION and BOW HUNTER EDUCATIONThese classes are being offered in Pulaski in conjunction with the Department of Natural

Resources to all youngsters age 10 and older through our Summer School program. Enrollees must contact the DNR to receive an ID number before the class starts.

Register through SUMMER SCHOOL...you can sign up online or call the instructor with questions.

Instructor: Kyle Christiansen [email protected]. (920) 822-6542 Min. 10 & Max. 20 for each class

SORRY...we do not have any ATV or Snowmobile Safety Classes this summer.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

6th Annual Green Bay Greats Basketball Camp

For Girls in 3rd8th grade

Featuring Camp Director Chandra Johnson, former WNBA/professional basketball player, high school varsity coach & UWGB standout. Workers will include UWGB alumni, highly talented coaches and players from Wisconsin’s premier collegiate programs. *Featuring Mike Daniels as our guest speaker from the Green Bay Packers!!! *Ryan Borowicz from The Driveway will be putting on a shooting clinic to work on basic fundamentals and tips to improve your shot. D1 will be on hand to work to improve athletic skills and provide expert tips for the future athlete.

When: May 13th & 20th, 2017 Time: 9am 12 pm Where : Fred Kestly Field House at Pulaski High School, Pulaski, WI Cost: $60 (If registered before April 25th); $75 for registration AFTER April 25th *Cost includes camp Tshirt

*Girls!!! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn firsthand from some of the state’s best women basketball players! This is truly a great chance to improve your skills! For more information contact Camp Director Chandra Johnson at: [email protected]

Register online at: www.chandrajohnsonbasketball.com

(please detach form and send in)

2017 Green Bay Greats Basketball Camp Registration Form

Name:______________________________________________________________ Address:____________________ Phone Number:__________________________ Current Grade Level:_________________________ Check#:_________________ Parent’s Email:________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact Info (name & phone #): ____________________________________________________ TShirt SIZE (circle one): Youth Sm Youth Med. Youth Lg. Adult Sm Adult Med. Adult Lg Adult XL Please make all checks payable to PACE and mail to PO Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162

MULTI-GENERATIONAL PROGRAMSTHESE CLASSES ARE OPEN TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND

ALL REGISTRANTS WILL BE ATTENDING THE SAME SESSIONS. Registration Forms can be found on page 31 for these classes. (Numbers in parenthesis indicate number of sessions.)

TAE KWON DO - SummerPACE is again offering this very popular martial arts program…Tae Kwon Do. This course promises to lift your self-esteem, increase your cardio-vascular capacity, teachyou valuable self-defense techniques, and cultivate self-control. Come be a part of thisvery popular PACE class. Enter through the POOL Doors. Eileen Wusterbarth, Inst. 822-1010Su1701 Tues. (6) PCMS Wrestling Rm Ages 6 thru Adult June 13,20,27 and July 11,18 & 25 6:00-7:00 PM $15.00

PAINTING ON CANVAS - Summer

NEW THIS SUMMER! Want to paint a beautiful masterpiece on canvas right here in Pulaski? Now you can! Art teacher, Sara Hoffmann, will give easy step by step instructions to painting a magnificent land-scape scene. You’ll come away feeling like an artist and very proud of your work. Light refreshments (lemonade & pretzels) will be served! Join the fun!

Cost: $30 per person per class Includes: All your supplies and light refreshments Where: PCMS Art Room 1008 Enter in the PCMS Front Doors.

Su1702 Friday, June 16th 6:00-7:30pm Farmland LandscapeSu1703 Monday, June 19th 6:00-7:30pm Farmland Landscape

Su1704 Friday, July 14th 6:00-7:30pm Palm Tree LandscapeSu1705 Monday, July 17th 6:00-7:30pm Palm Tree Landscape

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PACE Offerings are now available online for registration and payments.ONLINE REGISTRATIONS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments offers Credit Card options.

COMMUNITY YOUTH PROGRAMS

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COMMUNITY YOUTH PROGRAMSPULASKI BASEBALL

Boy’s summer baseball opportunities are offered through the newly combined organization called “PULASKI BASEBALL”

Check us out on our website http://www.pulaskibaseball.com

Early deadline for 2017 was February 14, but we will continue to accept late registrations until all teams are full. Please register using the online registration information, but if you

still have unanswered questions email them to the contacts listed on their webpage.

PULASKI SOFTBALL ORGANIZATIONCheck us out at www.pulaskigirlssoftball.com

Registration was in February, so save this for next year or contact them at:PSO PO Box 615, Pulaski, WI 54162

PULASKI SOCCER CLUBCheck us out at www.pulaskiyouthsoccer.com

Registration and other questions should be addressed to:Sherry Olive, President 920-822-3208

Email: [email protected]

PYO - PULASKI YOUTH ORGANIZATION For information and tryout dates, a list of current officers, meeting information and much

more, visit the PYO website at: www.pulaskiyouth.org or write to them at: PYO, P.O. Box 465, Pulaski, WI 54162

PYO runs winter girl’s basketball and tournaments.

COMMUNITY CONNECTIONSPulaski Area Chamber of Commerce

Visit the local Chamber at www.pulaskichamber.org or call Jim Resick at 822-4400.

Pulaski Area Historical SocietyAn all volunteer staff archives local records and information and opens the Pulaski Area Museum upon

request. Call Marion Schroeder at 822-5856 for an appointment.

MANDATORY FALL SPORTS MEETINGPresented by our Athletic Director, Janel Batten on

Sunday, May 14, 2017 at 6:00pm in the PHS Auditorium

Discussion of the changes to our fall sports due to the “Field of Dreams” and more.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR MORE INFORMATION on the available AAA Programs this year contact: PACE Director, Mark Heck: 920-822-6051 or [email protected] AAA After School Liaison, Deb Schneider: 920-822-6050 or [email protected] PACE Cell Phone: 920-639-6049

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AAA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM at HILLCREST & SUNNYSIDERegistration has begun; forms are available on the PACE Website: www.pulaskipace.orgWe need a minimum of 15 students to run this program at each school. Who: All Students Ages 5-12 (on school days only)What: AAA After School ProgramWhen: Monday through Friday 3:50-6:00 pm SEE PAGES 14 & 15 Cost: $210 per quarter/per student for NEW AAA PROGRAMMING Dates: September 5, 2017 – June 6, 2018 at FAIRVIEWWhere: Hillcrest and Sunnyside Elementary School Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things!**************************************************************************************

AAA BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAM at HILLCREST & SUNNYSIDERegistration has begun; forms are available on the PACE Website: www.pulaskipace.orgWe need a minimum of 15 students to run this program at each school. Who: All Students Ages 5-12 (on school days only)What: AAA Before School ProgramWhen: Monday through Friday 6:30-8:45 am Cost: $210 per quarter/per studentDates: September 5, 2017– June 7, 2018 Where: Hillcrest and Sunnyside Elementary School Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things!****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

AAA BEFORE, 4K WRAP and AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM at GLENBROOK

Glenbrook’s AAA programs will start on September 5 and run every day we have school, pay by the quarter, with “tutoring” help, friends and play. We need a minimum of 15 students to run a program at Glenbrook. Register using forms on the PACE Website at www.pulaskipace.org Who: All Students Ages 5-12 Dates: Dates: September 5, 2017 – June 7, 2018 (on school days only)When: 6:30-7:30am / 7:30-Noon / 2:45-6:00 pm Where: Glenbrook; various areas $125 per student/per quarter for Before SchoolCOST…One set fee for each of the quarters $300 per student/per quarter for After School Students may bring their own snacks. $360 per 4K student/per quarter for 4K WrapReduced price waivers for families receiving free lunch may be requested.Call PACE at 822-6050 with questions or for more information or enroll using the form online. **************************************************************************************AAA at PCMS is offereing several classes. Register for offerings like: Tennis, Bowling, Art Club, Digital Scrapbooking, Cooking and Quilting with Kathy Kelsey in the PCMS Office 920-822-6507.

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PACE AAA 2017-18 Before, After & 4K-Wrap AAA Registration Form

CIRCLE LOCATION & PROGRAMS NEEDED:

GLENBROOK BEFORE AFTER 4K WRAP

FAIRVIEW BEFORE AFTER 4K WRAP HILLCREST BEFORE AFTER SUNNYSIDE BEFORE AFTER

Parent Name(s)___________________ Phone:_______________ Email:____________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Parent’s Name(s)___________________ Phone:_______________ Email:___________________________

Children’s Information: Please include all health alerts and Special Education needs for each child. Child 1 Name:________________________ Grade in 2017-18____________Teacher_________________ Health & SPED__________________________________________________________________________ Child 2 Name:________________________ Grade in 2017-18____________ Teacher ________________ Health & SPED__________________________________________________________________________ Child 3 Name:________________________ Grade in 2017-18___________ Teacher_________________ Health & SPED__________________________________________________________________________ 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 _________________

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 ________________________________________________________ An initial deposit of $100 is required for each child that will be attending the AAA program. The deposit will be applied to the first quarter. Quarterly payments are due by these dates: Aug. 15, Oct. 15, Jan. 15 and Mar. 15 . Return this form with check to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162 Office Use Only FOB #

PACE Director, Mark Heck: 920-822-6050 Cell 920-639-6049 or email: [email protected] Before School, After School & Wrap Care Classroom Phone: TBDPACE Office, Registration & Billing: 920-822-6050 or email: [email protected] Principal, Niki Napralla: 920-822-6300 or email: [email protected]

Our Federal Tax ID # is 39-6008483. If needed, two entrance FOBs per family will be distributed.

FAIRVIEW AAA Before-School Program 2017-18 School Year

Expectations for AAA students and families:

1. Same rules & behavior expectation as during school 2. Students must be in assigned areas at all times3. Students may not be dropped off before 6:30am4. Drop-off location will be at Door 25. Pack healthy snack for your child each day6. Inappropriate behavior, early drop-offs or non-payment may result in dismissal from program7. We will be open our regular hours on days of poorweather, unless the state declares an emergency.

February 2017

Pulaski Community School District

Parent LetterFairview AAA Program

2017-18 School Year

Who: All Students Grade 4K-5 attending Fairview School What: Glenbrook AAA Before School ProgramWhen: Sept. 5, 2017 to June 8, 2018 *Operating 6:30am to 8:30am on SCHOOL DAYS ONLYWhere: Fairview Elementary School Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things!Lead Teacher: TBD

BEFORE SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE

6:30-8:30am Enter at your convenience6:30-8:30am Indoor Activities, Play & Games8:15-8:30am Optional School Breakfast (extra fee) 8:45am Children go to regular classes

The AAA School Care Programs at Fairview are offered only on days school is in session.

2017-18 SCHOOL YEAR FEES:

The Before School cost is $210 per student per quarterThe After School cost is $210 per student per quarter * 4K Wrap + Friday cost is $360 per student per quarter *

DUE DATES: Quarter 1: Sept 5 to Nov 8 Due August 15thQuarter 2: Nov 9 to Jan 19 Due October 15thQuarter 3: Jan 23 to April 6 Due January 15thQuarter 4: April 6 to June 7 Due March 15th

*Reduced price waivers for families receiving free lunch may be requested. Call PACE at 822-6050 with questions or for more information. The address for payments is: PACE, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162.

You can choose one, twoor all three programs foreach of your children.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

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FAIRVIEW AAA 4K Wrap Around Care Program 2017-18 School Year

FAIRVIEW AAA After-School Program 2017-18 School Year

Expectations for AAA students and families: 1. Same rules & behavior expectation as during school 2. Students must be in assigned areas at all times 3. Students must be picked up before 6:00pm 4. Pick-up location will be at Door 2 5. Pack healthy snack for your child each day 6. Inappropriate behavior, early drop-offs or non-payment may result in dismissal from program 7. We will be open our regular hours on days of poor weather, unless the state declares an emergency. If school is closed early we ask you pick up your children as soon as safely possible.

Who: All Students Grade 4K-5 attending Fairview School What: Fairview AAA After School Program When: Sept. 5, 2017 to June 7, 2018 Operating3:45pm to 6:00pm on SCHOOL DAYS ONLY Where: Fairview Elementary School Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things! Lead Teacher: TBD

AFTER SCHOOL DAILY SCHEDULE 3:45-4:00pm Healthy Snack (Bring from home) 4:00-4:45pm Outside Active Play & Activities 4:45-5:45pm Backpack Attack (Homework Help) and Indoor Activities 5:45-6:00pm Program wrap-up

4K WRAP CARE DAILY SCHEDULE 11:45am-12:20pm Lunch in cafeteria; bring your own or eat ours. Optional Food Service Meal with fee; includes supervision and assistance by our staff. 12:20 - 2:00pm Indoor Play & Activities; includes optional nap time. 2:00 - 3:00pm Outdoor or Gym Play. Current Meal Prices 3:20 –3:45pm Indoor activities, wrap-up and ready them Full Pay $2.55 for pick up or transition to the After School program. Reduced $0.40 3:45pm Ride bus, be picked up or stay for After School. Free $0.00 Use Entrance #1. Milk Prices Full Pay $0.35 Free/Reduced $0.00 On Full Day Fridays, we start at 8:45am with indoor play and activities, and include outdoor play (weather permitting), milk break, walks down to the library and more.

Who: All Students Grade 4K attending Fairview School in the morning 4K program What: Fairview AAA 4K Wrap School Program When: Sept. 5, 2017 to June 7, 2018 Operating 10:45am to 3:45pm on Mon. – Thurs. Where: Fairview Elementary School and 8:45am to 3:45pm on Fridays without 4K Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things! Lead Teacher: TBD

2017 PULASKI RED RAIDER FLAG FOOTBALL PACE is sponsoring Pulaski Youth Flag Football for grades 1 through 4.

In person REGISTRATION on MAY 6th at PACE

Registration will take place on Saturday, May 6 from 8am - Noon at Glenbrook’s parkinglot; find Mark Heck at the Recycling Event to turn in your registration form and payment.

Bring the form below, filled out, along with your check for $42 per player, Flag Football only...family max of $75 (Early Bird fees) written out to PACE.

If you cannot attend the in-person registration, please mail the registration form with payment to PACE or drop it off at PACE by May 12. Registrations received after May 12 will be accpeted only if we have enough room on teams and

enough coaching staff. All late registration must be accompanied with the fee of $50 per player, no discounts.

First game will be Saturday, September 9 Students will play within their own grade level. * All games held Saturday mornings at the Pulaski Polka Grounds & practices are the coach’s preference.

The registration fee covers the cost of the T-shirt and mouth guard. FOOTBALL PLAYERS MUST FILE CURRENT DISTRICT CONCUSSION PAPERWORK

Online policies and signature form can be found on the PACE website: www.pulaskipace.org

FLAG FOOTBALL IMPORTANT DATES Week of Aug. 14 - 18 Practices begin at coach’s preference Saturday, September 9 Games begin FUTURE RAIDERS YOUTH NIGHT: September 8th PHS Varsity Football against Notre Dame (Players wearing their Flag Football T-Shirt get in free with parent’s paid admission)

This year’s PUNT, PASS & KICKwill be held Thursday, August 31 at 4pm at Saputo Field before the game.

---------------CUT HERE and RETURN on May 6 for 2017 Flag Football Registration-------------------- Name _____________________________________________________________________________

Email Address _______________________________________________________________________Address ____________________________________________________________________________Phone Numbers ______________________________________________________________________ Circle Grade in Fall: 1 2 3 4 Fee Paid _____________ Check # ______________

Circle T-Shirt Size: 10-12 14-16 AS AM AL AX Lg

The undersigned hereby approves entrant’s registration and participation in the Flag Football League. In consideration of such registration and participation, the undersigned hereby agrees to release, indemnify, and hold harmless the sponsors of Pulaski Raider Flag Football from any and all claims and expenses resulting from or relating to entrant’s participation. Signature of Parent or Guardian______________________________________ Date __________________

Parents, we are in need of help, please Circle your choice: Coaching a Team Help Coach

***Send completed form and fee payment to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162***

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2017 PULASKI RED RAIDER TACKLE FOOTBALL

PACE is sponsoring Pulaski Raider Tackle Football for grades 4, 5, & 6 In person REGISTRATION on MAY 6th at PACE

Equipment Work Session: Tuesday, August 8 from 5:30-7:00pm at Glenbrook Mandatory Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, Aug. 8 at 7:00pm at Glenbrook

Equipment Issue (By Weight) & Weigh-ins: Wednesday, August 9 at PACE in GlenbrookMandatory Player & Parent Meeting on Wednesday, August 9, during weigh-ins at Glenbrook

Group Practices are Tues. - Thurs. from 5:30-7:30 pm at the Polka Grounds Aug. 15-17 (No pads)Select/Divide Teams: After August 17th practice.

Team Practices Begin: Tuesday, August 22 (Tues.&Thurs. from 5:30-7:30 pm) Games will start on Saturday, September 9 at 9:00 am

Games are held Saturday mornings at 9:00, 10:30, or noon. FUTURE RAIDERS YOUTH NIGHT: September 8th PHS Varsity Football against Notre Dame (Players wearing their Tackle Football Jersey get in free with parent’s paid admission)

Registration will take place on Saturday, May 6 from 8am - Noon at Glenbrookduring the Recycling Event. Bring the form below, filled out, along with your check for $100

per player (Early Bird fee) written out to PACE.If you cannot attend the in-person registration, please mail the registration form with payment to PACE or drop it off

at PACE by May 12. Registrations received after May 12 will be accpeted only if we have enough room on teams and enough coaching staff. All late registration must be accompanied with the fee of $110 per player.

PLAYERS RETURNING EQUIPMENT ON THE DATE SPECIFIED WILL GET A $10 REFUND.

AGAIN THIS YEAR!!!...Tackle Football requires a Physical Card and Athletic Info Card on file at PACE before equipment will be issued. These cards are online at Youth Sports under Football at www.pulaskipace.org or are available in the PACE Office. Physicals on file at PACE are good for three years; they will be transfered to PCMS upon completion of the football season.

This year’s PUNT, PASS & KICKwill be held Thursday, August 31 at 4pm at Saputo Field before the game.Equipment Issue (By Weight) & Weigh-ins: Wednesday, August 9 at PACE in Glenbrook

Weights 70# and Under: 5:30-5:50 pm Weights 125# and Over: 5:50-6:10 pm Weights 71-80#: 6:10-6:30 pm Weights 106-124#: 6:30-6:50 pm Weights 81-90#: 6:50-7:10 pm Weights 91-105#: 7:10-7:30 pm FOOTBALL PLAYERS MUST FILE CURRENT DISTRICT CONCUSSION PAPERWORK

Online policies and signature form can be found on the PACE website: www.pulaskipace.org ----CUT HERE and RETURN on MAY 6 for 2017 Tackle Football Registration-----Name(Print)___________________________________ Phone____________________Cell Phones ____________________________________________________________Email Address __________________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________________________Grade in Fall: 4 5 6 Fee Paid _________ Check # _________ Date ___________The undersigned hereby approves entrant’s registration and participation in the Tackle Football League. In consideration of such registration and participation, the undersigned hereby agrees to release, indemnify, and hold harmless the sponsors of Pulaski Raider Tackle Football from any and all claims and expenses resulting from or relating to entrant’s participation.

Signature of Parent or Guardian ___________________________________________________________________

Parents, we need your help, please Circle your choice: Coach a Team Help Coach Chain Crew *Send completed form and fee payment to: PACE, PO Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162*

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Anthony F. Litt, III PULASKI COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL

2017 SUMMER SCHEDULE 920-822-6060 Web site: June 10 - September 1 911 S. Saint Augustine

www.pulaskischools.org/pool Pulaski, WI 54162 Cory Krizizke, Aquatic & Recreation Coordinator Elizabeth Lawler, Assistant Aquatic Coordinator [email protected] [email protected]

CHILDREN’S LESSONS

Our staff is certified in CPR/AED, 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 family changing room available). We are ADA compliant with lift & stairs. NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED IN LOCKER ROOMS.

Parent /Tot: Ages 6 months to 3 years, parent accompanies child in the 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. No lesson confirmation will be sent. H2O Fitness, Fun & Safety (Fit Fun Safe): This class will work on water fitness, water safety, and water games. Groups will be arranged according to children’s swimming level. Class is one week in length. (There will be no report cards.)

Summer School Lessons: Terms 2 & 3 Morning & 12:30 lessons have the second Friday as an optional open swim during the scheduled swim lesson time that your child can attend.

Summer School: Note: Registration closes the week before the lesson starts.

Session # Dates Days of Week Class Time Levels Offered Class Fee SS T1-A June 12 – June 16 Monday – Friday 8 – 8:40 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T1-B June 12 – June 16 Monday – Friday 8:45 – 9:25 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T1-C June 12 – June 16 Monday – Friday. 9:30 – 10:10 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T1-D June 12 – June 16 Monday – Friday 10:15 – 10:55 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T1-E June 12 – June 16 Monday – Friday 12:30 – 1:10 pm Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T2-A June 19 - June 30 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 8 – 8:40 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T2-B June 19 - June 30 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 8:45 – 9:25 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T2-C June 19 - June 30 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 9:30 – 10:10 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T2-D June 19 - June 30 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 10:15 – 10:55 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T2-E June 19 - June 30 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 12:30 – 1:10 pm 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T3-A July 10 – July 21 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 8 – 8:40 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T3-B July 10 – July 21 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 8:45 – 9:25 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T3-C July 10 – July 21 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 9:30 – 10:10 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T3-D July 10 – July 21 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 10:15 – 10:55 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T3-E July 10 – July 21 Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs. 12:30 – 1:10 pm 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T4-A July 24 - July 28 Monday – Friday 8 – 8:40 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T4-B July 24 - July 28 Monday – Friday 8:45 – 9:25 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T4-C July 24 - July 28 Monday – Friday. 9:30 – 10:10 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T4-D July 24 - July 28 Monday – Friday 10:15 – 10:55 am Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T4-E July 24 - July 28 Monday – Friday 12:30 – 1:10 pm Fit Fun Safe $1 resident/$26 non-resident* SS T5-A July 31 - August 10 Monday - Thursday 8:00 – 8:45 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T5-B July 31 - August 10 Monday - Thursday 8:50 – 9:35 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident* SS T5-C July 31 - August 10 Monday - Thursday 9:40 –10:25 am 1-6 $8 resident/$33 non-resident*

Evenings:

6-A June 12 – August 7# Monday 5:30 – 6:00 pm Parent/Tot $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 6-B June 12 – August 7# Monday 6:05 – 6:35 pm Pre-Sch. Aq. $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 6-C June 12 – August 7# Monday 6:40 – 7:25 pm 1-6 $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 7-A June 14 – August 9# Wednesday 5:30 – 6:00 pm Parent/Tot $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 7-B June 14 – August 9# Wednesday 6:05 – 6:35 pm Pre-Sch. Aq. $34 resident/$49 non-resident* 7-C June 14 – August 9# Wednesday 6:40 - 7:25 pm 1-6 $34 resident/$49 non-resident*

Private Varies Varies Varies All $25/half hour #no class July 3 or July 5 *$5.00 fee for cancellation

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SWIM LESSONS REGISTRATION FORM Online payment link available: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments

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 in

Fall Grade 2017 Fee (see lesson chart)*

*$5.00 fee for cancellation. For office use only: Received: Date ____/____/____Cash $________________Check #__________Check amount $_________ -----------------------------------------------------------Cut here------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OPEN SWIM June 10 – July 31 (Closed July 21-23) Open Swim age requirement Monday 1:30-3:30 p.m. Children 6 yrs. and younger must be Tuesday 1:30-3:30 p.m. accompanied in the water by a chaperone 16 yrs. or older Wednesday 1:30-3:30 p.m. Thursday 1:30-3:30 p.m. Pool Rentals (Birthday Parties, Scouting Events, etc.) Friday 1:30-3:30 p.m. & 6:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday Evenings 5:15 -? Saturday 1:00-5:00 p.m. Call the Pool @ 822-6060 for more information Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m. OPEN SWIM FEES

$3.00 per person; Seniors 60+ free; Family of 4 = $10.00 SPECIAL OPEN SWIM HOURS July 31 - August 27 OPEN SWIM PASSES Monday thru Friday afternoons 1:00-3:00 p.m. $30.00 - 10 swim pass Saturday and Sunday afternoons 1-5 p.m. $150.00 – yearly family pass (family of 4 - $15 for each add’l. person)

(We reserve the right to close early if there are not enough patrons present in the first hour of Open Swim.)

ADULT FITNESS OPPORTUNITIES

DATES DAY OF WEEK TIME Early Bird (EB) June 12 – September 1 (no EB July 3 & 4) Mondays – Fridays 5:15 – 7:30 am

EB Fees: 10 swims = $35, 20 swims = $66, 40 swims = $128, walk-ins = $5

ADULT CLASSES DATES *no classes July 3 & 4 DAY OF WEEK TIME Aches & Pains June 13 – Aug 10/Aug 15-Aug 31 Tuesday & Thursday 11 – noon/9:30 - 10:30 am Water Fitness June 12 – Aug 9/Aug 14- 30 Monday & Wednesday 11 – noon/9:30 - 10:30 am Deep Water Fitness June 12 – August 10 Monday & Thursday 11:00 am – noon Water Workout June 13 – August 10 Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 pm – 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: Coach Roshel - [email protected]; [email protected] or check out our website @ www.swimpasc.org

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Any questions email Scott Haywood at [email protected]

Coach Haywood has been coaching soccer and conducting camps for over 25 years. Presently, he is the Director and Head Coach for Tottenham Hotspur Youth Academy, partnering with Tottenham Hotspur of the English Premier League. Scotts playing career spans nearly 30 years, including college and Olympic Development Program soccer, as well as try-out stints with professional franchises in the NASL and MISL. Scott’s coaching experience ranges from five year-olds up to DI college programs. He earned his A License from the USSF and the Advanced National Diploma from the NSCAA, obtained his Brazilian Coaching License from the Brazilian Soccer Federation and is the only American born soccer coach to earn the FA Badge from the English Football Association. Scott is also highly recommended by the SAY (Soccer Association for Youth)

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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.Instructors and coaches as well as the Building Use 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 online 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.

PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUSAnyone who is new to our district, has moved or changed addresses, or has added people to their house-

hold should complete our school district census form online at:www.pulaskipace.org. Please complete the form and update when necessary and return it to any school office.

FACILITY RENTALSThe district recognizes the fact that our buildings can and should be available for the public to use.

Nominal fees may be charged for use of school facilities. Call Buildings & Grounds at 822-6080 for the most recent updates to this online process.

COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

3D Driving SchoolTeen Program Summer 2017 Block/ScheduleAll summer classes meet at the PHS LGI-2We are a family owned business with a proven and trusted reputation serving Pulaski and the surrounding area since 2001. Chris and Steve are members of Wisconsin Professional Driving School Association.

Session I 4-6pm for May 30- June 6 and then, 12:00 noon - 2pm (right after Summer Phy. Ed.) until June 22Session II 12:00 noon - 2pm for June 26 - July 20Session III 12:00 noon - 2pm for July 24 - August 24 It is recommended that students complete the classroom as close to age 15 1/2 as possible.Wisconsin State temps test is taken in the classroom phase. However, the temps must be picked up at a DMV Service Center. Classes may be cancelled if the minimum of 6 students is not met. Payment plans available - No credit cards. For more information or to register Call: 920-865-7328 or Email: [email protected] Website: 3ddrivingPulaski.com

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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS ADULT SUMMER SCHOOL THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2017 Try something new; one day of Summer School just for adults. You must be 18 years or older to register for these classes. Register by mailing the registration page in to PACE at PO Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162. Mark your class choices clearly, include payment (if any is listed) with a check or Money Order written out to PACE. See, for yourself, what your children do while at Summer School.

Want to attend but don’t know what to do with your little ones? We will be offering babysitting for children ages 6 months through 11 years old at our AAA room at Glenbrook. The cost will be $1 per child per hour. You must provide all snacks, bottles, diapers, wet ones, etc. We will provide the babysitters, toys, and time on the playground, weather permitting. Entrance will be through Door #6 on Front Street. Pre-registration is required by June 16th to guarantee a spot for your children. We will hire babysitters accordingly.

Following is a short description of each class being offered. Choose only one class per session and be sure to choose the lunch and supper options if you intend to stay for the meals and tours. Pre-Registration no later than June 16 is absolutely required. Classes will have between 15-30 students each and may be cancelled for low enrollment. You can attend one, two, three, or all four sessions plus lunch and supper, depending on your wants, choices and schedule.

STEM… What is it anyway? Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math; an innovative approach to introducing all of these subjects into everyday learning at the elementary level with hands-on projects.

Cookie Decorating…Learn cookie decorating from a pastry chef. The techniques being taught are glazing, flooding, and covering in homemade fondant. Each student will go home with cookies they practiced on, disposable pastry bags, gel food coloring bottles, and a set of food coloring markers too. Bring a container from home to take your cookies home in.

Painting on Canvas 1...Build a canvas and paint a sunset landscape with acrylic paints.

Make & Take Healthy Chicken Meals… Each registrant will take home 10 one pound packages of seasoned chicken breast meals. Ten different seasonings and healthy Extra Virgin Olive Oil to create ready to be frozen or eaten skinless chicken breast meals.

Summer Reading…Explore a large variety of current top books to see what you’d like to read this summer. Learn what today’s students are reading and all the different ways to read a book today. Some books may be available to check out for the summer.

Garage Band… Become a Composer on your own device: Preview and create your own music with your own personal sound studio.

Let’s Make a Movie… Make a video. Bring electronic pictures or actual photos of an event or family members to make your own video. You will learn the planning process, preparation, editing and exporting processes. You will leave with an exported video on YouTube to share with others! We will be using iMovie so feel free to bring your own iPad or use one we have for you! Taught by our Tech. Dept.

Painting on Canvas 2… Build a canvas and paint a mountain landscape with acrylic paints.

Pallet Board Sign… All the supplies and instruction will be provided to paint your own pallet board wall key hanger in one session.

Kitchen Knife Skills…Our ProStart Culinary Arts teacher will guide you through this hands-on lab on how to master kitchen knife selection and usage by practice and preparing actual recipes.

Cameras Today…Bring your smart phone, iPad and/or digital cameras and get help creating photos that are in focus, meaningful and brilliant.

Hand Drumming… Using our PCSD Hand Drums; jam out and learn some fun new beats and patterns to jazz up life one note at a time!

Oneida Culture…Learn a little about the Oneida language and culture and the school year classes we are offering our students related to these.

Tweets, Snaps, Messages… In order to stay involved in your children's activities online or participate yourself, you first need to understand all these social media outlets. We will explore each of these social outlets and have an opportunity to create your own accounts and start collaborating virtually!

Tech Ed Tours & Trades… Using our high tech equipment like a 3D printer, CNC router, CNC plasma cutter, and 3D modeling software we will create a product. In addition, an overview of the high school technology and engineering education department including PLTW (Project Lead the Way engineering curriculum) courses, Raider Products, and all of the other courses covered in our department will be explained during a department tour.

Genealogy and Ancestry…Discover where you came from using online sources and create your own personal family tree binder to continue at home.

Spanish for Travel…Learn several Spanish words and phrases that will make travel to Hispanic countries easier, safer and more fun.

Fitness Center 101…Get an introduction to our PCSD Fitness Center, learn how to use each machine and piece of equipment; then practice on them.

Google Apps… Google Apps for Education is a suite of apps that all PCSD students use in school. You may have learned Microsoft, but our students use Google! Come learn all about Google Apps- docs, sheets, slides, hangouts and more. You will not only have an understanding of this suite of apps, but also be able to be productive using them yourself.

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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONSThursday, July 6, 2017 at PHS REGISTRATION due prior to June 16

NAME:CELL #s:EMAIL:ADDRESS:Please mark the classes you would like to take with an X in the box in front, only one class per session.Classes are first come/first serve with 15-30 people in each. CLASS

Session 1 9:00-11:30am COST Class A STEM: What is this all about anyway?............Nicole Diemel free Class B Cookie Decorating: glazing, flooding and fondant...Kristine Mommaerts $17 Class C Painting on Canvas 1: paint a sunset landscape in one setting...Sara Hoffmann $30 Class D Tweets, Snaps, Messages: I need to know more.........Amy Uelmen free Class E Summer Reading: explore books and see what kids are reading.. Amy Deprey free Class F Garage Band: create music on your own device…Wayne Pierre free

Food Service Lunch 11:30 - 12:30 Soup and Salad Bar with Tours of Saputo Stadium $5

Session 2 12:30-3:00pm Class A Let's Make a Movie: U Tube video creation using iMovie...Amy Uelmen free Class B Painting on Canvas 2: paint a mountain landscape...Sara Hoffmann $30 Class C Pallet Board Sign: paint a sign using pallet boards...Amy Fischer $10 Class D Kitchen Knife Skill: learn how to select and use the proper knife…Liz Moehr $5 Class E Cameras Today: phone and digital photography…Lindsey Przybylski free Class F Handrumming: Jam out & learn beats & patterns to jazz up life …Wayne Pierre free Class G Oneida Language & Culture: new class offered to our students…Jasmine House free

Session 3 3:00-5:30pm Class A Make & Take: healthy chicken breast meals...Bec Kurzynske $50 Class B Tech Ed Tours and Trades…John Pitzen free Class C Genealogy and Ancestry: Where did I come from?...Melanie Christiansen free Class D Spanish for Travel…Jeff Uelmen free Class E Cameras Today: phone and digital photography…Lindsey Przybylski free

free

Food Service Supper 5:30-6:30pm Fajita Bar with tours of PHS $5

Session 4 6:30-9:00pm Class A Google Apps: learn what your kids are using now...Amy Uelmen free Class B Genealogy and Ancestry: Where did I come from?...Melanie Christiansen free Class C Make & Take: healthy chicken breast meals...Bec Kurzynske $50 Class D Tech Ed Tours and Trades…John Pitzen free

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SUB TOTAL

PACE PO Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162Babysitting for ____ children for ____ hours totaling $_______ is needed. SUB TOTAL

See previous page for full details. GRAND TOTAL

Class E Spanish for Travel…Jeff Uelmen

ADULT SUMMER SCHOOL

Class F Fitness Center 101: practice on each exercise machine …Tracy Sundstrom

Class F Fitness Center 101: practice on each exercise machine …Tracy Sundstrom

Please submit this registration form along with a check for the full payment to PACE to:

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PACE PIANO LESSONSSTUDENTS & ADULTS: If you are interested in taking piano lessons during the day 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, the piano instructor, has trained hundreds of local pianists. Her number is 715-758-8600.

Registration and first quarter payment must be received in the PACE office before lessons can start.

PRIVATE/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. We are also looking to include violin and organ teachers to our list of

available teachers. Currently, Linda Diefenthatler teaches piano lessons, 822-4484, Vicki Druckrey teaches piano and organ, 434-3700, Lois Holewinski teaches guitar, 822-8000, Vashni Seitzer teaches paino and

organ, 822-7585, Chuck Worm teaches guitar, 920-265-9760 or email [email protected] , Steven Fischer teaches guitar, 676-1097 and finally, Patrick Rades teaches guitar, 920-737-5122.

DISTRICT OPPORTUNITIES

PULASKI’S PUBLIC LIBRARY, a branch of the BROWN COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM

Pulaski Public Library, Brown County Branch:....822-3220 222 West Pulaski Streert

LIBRARY HOURS Family Story Time....Wednesdays 10:15 a.m. Mon 1pm – 8 pmTue 10 am – 8 pm Summer Reading Adventure for Birth to Adults...sign up starts June 12Wed 10 am – 5 pmThur 10 am – 5 pm Calendars with all the summer events will be available at the library...come see PRONTO,Fri 1pm – 5 pm Jim Lenz, BIG GAMES, the Dairy Council, local 4-H clubs and real, live SNAKES.Sat 10 am – 1 pm

Volunteer opportunities for children in 6th grade and older. See Sarah for details.

PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4-YEAR-OLD-KINDERGARTEN

The Pulaski Community School District will again offer 4 year old kindergarten for the 2017-2018 school year. The enrollment window for the 2017-2018 4k program will open

Monday, February 13, 2017.

Enrollment for the 4k program will be done on-line through the 4k website at www.pulaskischools.org. As part of the enrollment process, you will be asked to

complete the 4k enrollment form, an Ages & Stages Questionnaire, and a health history form. If you do not have computer access to the on-line forms or need assistance

filling out the forms please call Tricia Kurey at 920-822-6021.

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Need help with clothing or bedding for your family? Visit the Pulaski Outreach Center, a ministry of New Life Community church at 127 N. St. Augustine Street, next to the Pulaski Pharmacy.

Hours: Every Tuesday, Noon - 4pm and First and Third Saturdays, 10am - 2pm

P The Community Pantry of Pulaski

OPEN FROM 1-4 pm ON THE FIRST & THIRD TUESDAYS

Phone: 822-6054

LOCATION: 234 West Town Road, Pulaski

In case of blizzard/hazardous weather with the closing of schools, the pantry will also close, and will reschedule for the

first day that school is back in session. Time will be 1-4pm.

PANTRY SCHEDULE 2017

January 3 & 17 February 7 & 21 March 7 & 21 April 4 & 18May 2 & 16 June 6 & 20July 18 August 1 & 15September 5 & 19 October 3 & 17November 7 & 21 December 5 & 19

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NWTC FARM MACHINERY/TRACTOR SAFETY CLASSES SPRING 2017 Call 1-888-385-6982 to register. Shawano County runs June 19 - June 23 Class on (M, T, Th, F) Oconto Falls Class Class from 9:00am-3:00pm runs on Saturdays in April Call 715-524-2418 to register. 8:30am - 12:30pm

Green Bay/NWTC Campus Luxemburg runs from 9:00am-3:00pm Class runs June 19 - 22 (M, T, W, Th) Class T,W,Th,F, June 26-29 Class from 9:00am-3:00pm You can also register online at www.nwtc.edu

BOATING SAFETY CLASS (Children must be 12 years old to take the class.) Please contact the Coast Guard Auxiliary for classes in the area. Call: 920-435-7042


Oneida Nation Community Education Center

PACE is proud to have a great working part-nership with the Oneida Nation. They offer a

variety of computer skill classes, art workshops, GED & HSED programs and so much more all

at very reasonable costs and they are open to the public. The class and computer lab is located at

2632 S. Packerland Dr. in Green Bay.

Please contact them directly to see what is currently being offered.

https://oneida-nsn.gov/ or Call 920-496-5260

Regular hours are 8-4:30 on Mon. - Fri.Pre-registration is required.

LITTLE FREE LIBRARIES

Did you know that there are several “Little Free Libraries” in the Pulaski School District that offer a free

give and take system of sharing books for everyone?

Keep your children reading this summer by stopping at each of our special spots. If ever you find an empty library please let PACE know and we will fill it again.

As a special enticement this summer, PACE will be adding a few coupons or treats in the libraries during the

months of June, July and August. Locations are: PACE at 132 Front Street, Pulaski Chase Town Hall at 8481 Cty. Rd. S, Pulaski Marnocha Funeral Home at 186 E. Pulaski St., Pulaski Lannoye Elementary at 2007 Cty. Rd. U in Pittsfield Coming Soon to Hillcrest Elementary at 4193 Hillcrest Sunnyside Elementary at 720 Cty. C in Chase Sander’s at 455 Bialozynski Rd. in Chase Salon 32 on Hwy 32 in Krakow

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PULASKI ADULT ACTIVITY CENTER

ATTENTION: OLDER ADULTS IN THE COMMUNITY

Call the Pulaski Adult Activity Center at 822-8100 for information on services available to Pulaski area older adults.

Meals served Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. Call by 11:00 a.m. the day before to make a reservation. Suggested donation is $4.00/meal.

Meals can be delivered to home bound enrollees! Call for more information.

Call Curative Connections at 227-4272 to arrange transportation for appointments and grocery shopping. Cost of rides is $3.00 one-way, $6.00 round trip.

FREE blood pressure screening, open to the public, on Mondays from

11:45a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Cards every Monday at 12:15 p.m.

Bingo every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.

Benefit Specialist from the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at the Pulaski Adult Activity Center the second Tuesday of each month from11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Come with your questions about Medicare and your benefits.

Dementia Specialist from the ADRC at the Pulaski Adult Activity Center at various times of the month. Check the schedule at the center. Memory screenings performed and questions answered about memory issues.

FootCare 1st & 3rd Mondays of the month. Appointments necessary.

FREE arthritis exercise classes Monday and Thursday, 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Sponsored by St. Edward and Isidore Church.

Quilting every Tuesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Many trips, outings and parties offered each month. Check the Pulaski Adult Activity

Center newsletter for details.

Monthly newsletters are available at Pulaski Adult Activity Center, the Pulaski area banks, Pulaski Pharmacy, the Pulaski library, the Pulaski pool, and Prevea, Bellin and Aurora Clinics.

Adult Activity Center information can also be found in the Community Announcements

of the Pulaski News, the ADRC website at www.adrcofbrowncounty.org and the ADRC Add-life newsletter.

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New Life Community Church – 6258 Crest Drive, PulaskiGrab your gear for the ultimate getaway. At Camp Out VBS, kids trek through an outdoor

adventure―minus bug spray and lack of sleep! This VBS is filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear and touch. Through team-building games, cool songs,multisensory Bible adventures, yummy snacks and lunch, kids will kindle friendships and

discover that Jesus is the light of the world.

FREE Registration online @ PulaskiNewLife.comFor any questions call the New Life Church office at 822-7117

or email [email protected], or mail form to:New Life Community Church - PO Box 830 - Pulaski, WI 54162

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Child’s Name______________________________ Grade________



Parent’s Name (or Legal Guardian)____________________________________

Parent/Child’s Address______________________________________________

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Parent Phone Number (Home)________________(Cell)______________

Email Address _______________________________________________

Any Allergies or Special Needs_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact’s Name _________________ Relationship_____________________

Emergency Contact’s Phone Number__________________________________________

I give my child permission to participate in this program.

Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________ Date_____________

Vacation Bible SchoolAges K-5th Grade

Saturday, June 10, 2017

8:30 am – 1:00 pm

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REGISTRATION & GENERAL INFORMATION

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

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.

NWTC CLASSES: To register call (920) 498-5444 or toll free (877) 316-1274

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 cancelled.

PRE-REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is of utmost importance. Lack of registrations will cause the class to be cancelled one week prior to the beginning.

WEATHER CANCELLATIONS: If school is cancelled due to bad weather, all buildings will be closed and all PACE offerings that same evening will be cancelled. If school is in session, generally, evening programs will run. Instructors may cancel at their discretion and let you know otherwise.

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. 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

ONLINE REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments

PACE Offerings are now available online for registration and payments. http://pulaski.revtrak.net/

See instructions for this option at WWW.PULASKIPACE.ORG.

This PACE magazine is sent out to all elementary students in the Pulaski Community School District and placed in area businesses and churches. Our Fall magazine is mailed out to every residence in the district. 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 current magazine is available online at: www.pulaskipace.org

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PACE REGISTRATION FORMParticipant’s Name _______________________________________________Gender_________ Address _________________________________________City_____________ Zip__________ Home Phone_____________________________ Cell Phone _____________________________ Email Address__________________________________________________________________ Course Title_____________________________ Course #________Course Fee______Check #________ If student is under 18 years of age, please fill in the following:Age________Birthdate_____________School Attending___________________ Grade ________ Parent/Guardian________________________________Work Phone________________________ Additional info; such as Shirt Size or Dog’s Name, etc. ___________________________________

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:_______________________________________________________________________________________________------------------------------------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------------------------------


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:_______________________________________________________________________________________________------------------------------------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------------------------------


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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SAVE THESE DATES...See you there! April 20 Community Pantry of Pulaski Appreciation Dinner at Wouter’s Front 6:00pm April 29 Town ‘N’ Country Quilt Show Glenbrook 9am-4pm $5May 5 & 6 starting at 8:00am Pulaski Village-Wide Rummage Sale May 6 Recycling with PACE Event at Glenbrook 8am-1pm Most items free, even big appliances, TVs $15 and Monitors $10

May 6 Youth Flag and Tackle Football Registration 8-noon at PACE May 7 Pancake & Porkie Breakfast at the PAAC 430 S. St. Augustine St.May 24 Pulaski Education Foundation Scholarships at PHS starts at 7:00pm May 29 at 9:00am Memorial Day-Honor our Local Veterans at Pulaski High Sch.

June 18 - August 20 Summer Music in the Park Series 6:30pm each week at Shippy Park in Pulaski off Williams Street with a Rain location of Cocktails July 10 - Fall Farmer’s Markets on Monday Afternoons, 4-7pm in the Ullmer Manufacturing parking lot on the corner of Hwy 32 July 20-23 Pulaski Polka Days

August 31 K of C Punt, Pass & Kick Contest/Family night at Saputo Field 4pm, just prior to the PHS Varsity game vs Sheboygan South

September 8 PACE Youth Football “FUTURE RAIDERS” Night at the PHS Varsity game vs Notre Dame. Wear your football shirt or jersey to get in!

October 7 5th Annual Pulaski Community Park Trail Run/Walk

AREA GOLF OUTINGS Sunday, June 11 Lion’s Club, Crystal Springs in Seymour Contact Rebecca Anderson at 680-8789 Friday, July 14 Pulaski Red Raider Sports Booster Club, Thornberry Contact Joe Kobylarczyk at 822-8319 Saturday, July 29 Pulaski Band Boosters, Crystal Springs in Seymour Contact Bill Larscheid [email protected] Tuesday, August 1 Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce, Crystal Springs Contact Gloria Morgan at 655-8109 or 822-4400 Saturday, August 26 Pulaski Wrestling Club, Crystal Springs in Seymour Contact Paul Adamski at 920-606-4686

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