pace summer 2014 - Pulaski Community School District

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PACE SUMMER
2014
PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
PACE OFFERINGS for APRIL - SEPTEMBER, 2014
This catalog and other information about PACE is available
online at
www.pulaskipace.org
Pulaski Area Community Education
Visit us at www.pulaskipace.org
Pulaski Community School District
P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
Fax ….. 920-822-6052
Mark Heck ... Coordinator ... 920-822-6051 Email: [email protected]
Deb Schneider...Assistant...920-822-6050 Email: [email protected]
Susan Wheeler...Summer School...920-822-6053 Email: [email protected]
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
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments with Credit Card option
DISTRICT RESIDENTS & NON-RESIDENTS : PACE CLASS PRICES are listed for Pulaski School
District 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 54162
Open 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 have
submitted 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 LOCATIONS
Pulaski High School
Pulaski Comm. Middle School
Sunnyside Elementary School
Glenbrook Elementary School
Hillcrest Elementary School
Lannoye Elementary School
Fairview Elementary School
Assumption BVM School
Senior Center
1040 S. St. Augustine St.
720 County C
145 W. Green Bay St.
4193 Hillcrest Dr.
2007 County Rd. U
2840 State Rd. 32
109 E. Pulaski St.
430 S. St Augustine St.
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Pulaski, WI 54162
Pulaski, WI 54162
Pulaski, WI 54162
Pulaski, WI 54162
Oneida, WI 54155
Green Bay, WI 54313
Krakow, WI 54137
Pulaski, WI 54162
Pulaski, WI 54162
920-822-6700
920-822-6500
920-822-6200
920-822-6100
920-272-6900
920-865-6400
920-899-6300
920-822-5650
920-822-8100
SUMMER SCHOOL!
SUMMER SCHOOL 2014!
All Summer School class lists, descriptions and the online
registration information was sent home with district elementary
students in their Take-Home Folders. That handbook is also
available online at: www.pulaskipace.org Look for Summer School on the homepage. Online registration opened
to the public Wednesday, April 2 at 5:00pm and closes on Monday, April 23 at 4:00pm.
Anyone needing help to register may stop at PACE on April 2 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 lunch options. Classes are available for children
entering the PEEP 4K program through students entering their senior year of high
school. We will again be offering High School Phy. Ed. for credit; pre-registration
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]
CHECK IT OUT ONLINE @ www.pulaskipace.org
GREEN BAY BULLFROGS will be one of our Day Trips in 2014. We
will be attending the Green Bay Bullfrogs game on Monday, June 30. We will
be offering at least three Day Trips this summer; we also hope to include a trip
to Joannes Water Park in Green Bay. Get your spot reserved now! Register and
pay online at www.pulaskipace.org See page 6 for more information.
SUMMER PACE OFFICE
HOURS ARE 8-4;
CALL BEFORE
DROPPING IN TO BE
SURE WE’RE OPEN
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PACE-SETTERS
EVENTS ESPECIALLY FOR OUR INTERESTED - INVOLVED INVIGORATED ADULT CITIZENS
Highlights from our PACE-Setter Newsletters
PHS Library-Media Information Center is open to the public on Monday through Thursday from 3-4:30pm.
on every school day.
Monday, April 21 EASTER BRUNCH We are trying something different this year, we will be celebrating
Easter with a brunch at St. John Church at 910 S. St. Augustine Street. Join us at10:30am for some entertainment and Easter activities with the brunch starting at 11:00am. Suggested donation of $4 per person.
Reservations must be made prior to April 14 by calling 822-6050 or email [email protected].
The first 100 RSVP’s will be accepted.
Wednesday, May 28...Travel south with us along the lakeshore to Sheboygan. We’ll have breakfast, a light
lunch and supper between stops at a Sculpture Garden, Kohler Arts Center, and Lakeshore Technical
College Culinary Arts Restaurant. Wear walking shoes and bring your appetite. Leaving St. John—Pulaski
parking lot at 7:30am, returning about 8pm.
Registration required with PACE. Cost is $120 Must have 40 paid registrants by April 30 to run this trip.
Wednesday, July 23…Mandatory for Men, but Women are Welcome too. We will be touring Apple Creek
Whitetail Ranch near Gillett in the morning (hunters be prepared...you will see some actual 30 point bucks)
then we will travel to Doc’s Harley Davidson of Shawano County for a man-size meal and an afternoon
touring the facilities there.
Finally, we end our visit with a stop at “Custard’s Last Stand” for ice cream desserts before heading home.
Leaving Glenbrook School—downtown Pulaski parking lot at 7:30am and returning about 5pm.
Cost is $49 and we must have 40 paid registrations by July 1 to run this trip.
Wednesday, September 10...Third 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—Pulaski parking lot at 8:30am, returning about 5pm.
Registration required with PACE; must have 40 paid registrants by August 18 to run this trip. Cost is $50
Wednesday, October 8...Wine and Dine Door County…Starting our day with sweets and coffee in Carlsville, then on to our first winery and orchard before stopping for lunch. Lunch in Fish Creek. After lunch,
we’ll stop at our second winery and enjoy cheese and chocolates with our wine. Then, a quick stop for some
shopping in route to supper (Family style Irish fare) at an Irish Pub; drink a dark ale if you dare, after all you
are wining and dining. Fall colors, wineries and meals included. Leaving St. John—Pulaski parking lot at
7:30am, returning about 8:30pm.
Registration required with PACE; must have 40 paid registrants by Sept. 12 to run this trip. Cost is $115
Wednesday, December 17...Progressive Christmas Tour. Tour a variety of area churches to view their
Christmas decor. We will be eating a meal along the way, in bits and pieces, and may be treated to some
entertainment as well. Stops may include: Pulaski, Bonduel, Angelica, Seymour or Shawano, ending with
dessert at St. John Lutheran in Pulaski. Some locations will have several steps and a good deal of slow
paced walking is required to see everything. Leaving St. John—Pulaski parking lot at 8:00am, returning
about 4pm for the St. John visit..
Registration required with PACE; must have 40 paid registrants by Nov. 14 to run this trip. Cost is $51
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PACE-SETTERS
We’re trying something big and beautiful! Join us for a trip to Central
Europe; includes Poland, Czech Repbublic, Hungary and Germany – 15
days – 16 with travel - this fall. Still plenty of time to save up.
Travel with friends from Pulaski and Brown County and tour guides.
Itinerary and trip information will be shared by a Globus representative
at the Pulaski Senior Center in January. The date and time will be
announced on the PSC and PACE websites. Meals included are:
Central Europe
buffet breakfasts
15 days from Frankfurt to Frankfurt
& 5 dinners.
Vacation Overview
This popular vacation takes you through the heart of Central Europe. Start- Approximate cost
ing and ending in Frankfurt, spend two overnights each in Berlin, Warsaw,
$4,000 pp
Kraków, Budapest, and Prague. See Germany’s major cities, including the
one-time intellectual hub of Weimar; reunified Berlin; and Munich, the lively
Bavarian capital. From Germany, it’s on to the highlights of Poland: charming
Poznan, magnificent Warsaw, the historic Jasna Góra monastery, the Auschwitz concentration camp, and romantic Kraków. As you travel to Hungary,
admire the majestic Tatra Mountains and pass through some of the most
scenic parts of Slovakia. The legendary Danube welcomes you to Budapest
with Buda Castle, Fishermen’s Bastion, and Matthias Coronation Church.
Austria’s capital, Vienna, beckons next—the elegant city known for the waltz,
delectable pastries, and awe-inspiring Habsburg palaces. On to Prague with its
Charles Bridge, Jewish Quarter, and world-famous Astronomical Clock. Head
through the Bohemian Forest into Bavarian Munich, and along the Romantic Road with the fairytale villages of Nördlingen and Rothenburg, medieval
jewels with traditional 16th-century, half-timbered houses.
Central Europe
15 days from Frankfurt to Frankfurt
REGISTER NOW @ PACE
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PULASKI’S
RED RAIDER REC
PACE has created a partnership;
combining the best of our pool with a variety of fitness
and recreational aspects from PACE. Look for more
exciting offerings coming soon...but for now, checkout what we have here:
RED RAIDER REC...SUMMER SCHOOL
DAY CAMP from 1:15-3:30pm on the days of
Summer School. Sign up online when you enroll in Summer School.
Cost is $60 per Term of Summer School per student. Sorry, there are no waivers for this program, this year. Busing will be available after RRR to the outlying Elementary Schools and Day Cares.
RRR WEEK OF DAY TRIPS...JUNE 30 - JULY 2, 2014...Register online with Summer School options.
Trips will generally run 8:00am - 4:00pm. Drop off and pick up will be at the High School parking lot.
Please watch the Summer School website at www.pulaskipace.org for more detailed information as it
becomes available. Registration will be online through Skyward Family Access.
Monday, June 30 Events:
Tuesday, July 1
Events:
Wednesday, July 2
Events:
Brown County Sheriff’s Department and
Green Bay Bullfrogs Baseball Game with lunch
Badger Bouncers and Laser Tag
with lunch at Luigi’s Pizza
Wildlife Sanctuary, Bay Beach and Joannes Water Park
DISCOUNT TICKET PROGRAM
Six Flags Great America & Hurricane Harbor Water Park
Gate: $65.99 Pulaski: $43.25
Savings: $22.74
Pulaski: $31.25
Savings: $10.27
Pulaski: $10.25
Pulaski: $8.25
Savings: $4.00
Savings: $3.00
Noah’s Ark Family Park
Gate: $41.52 Milwaukee County Zoo
Adult Gate: $14.25
Child (Ages 3-12) Gate: $11.25
(Tickets Good Thru December 2014)
Come to the Pulaski Community Pool to pick up your tickets after May 20th. You can go whenever you
want, to your favorite place to have fun, but save money before you even get there. If you have any
questions please give Cory or Elizabeth at 822-6060 or email [email protected]
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FITNESS
Summer Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday 5:00 am – 7:15am
Monday - Thursday 5:00 pm – 8:30pm
Closed Weekends and Holidays in Summer
Membership Fees:
Adults - 18+ $130.00 per year Village/Fire/Police/Senior Citizen- 60+ $65.00 per year
College Students (w/current School ID) $30.00 per year
High/Middle School Students FREE
Pulaski Community School District Employee & Spouse’s $65.00 per year
Individuals 10 punch/$30.00 & 20 Punch/$50.00
All membership applications and fees will be processed through the Fitness Center or the Pulaski Pool at
911 S. Saint Augustine Street, Pulaski, WI 54162.
Cory Krizizke, Aquatics & Recreation Coordinator
[email protected]
920-822-6060
NWTC FARM MACHINERY/TRACTOR SAFETY CLASSES SPRING 2014
Call 1-800-422-6982 to register.
Shawano County runs June 23-27 (M, T, Th, F)
Class from 9:00am-3:00pm Cost $77.32
Call 715-524-2418 to register.
Oconto Falls runs March 22-May 3 (Saturdays)
Green Bay/NWTC runs June 23-26 (M-Th)
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
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MULTI-GENERATIONAL PROGRAMS
THESE 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.)
PACE Offerings are now available online for registration and payments.
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments offers Credit Card options.
TAE KWON DO - Summer
PACE 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, teach
you valuable self-defense techniques, and cultivate self-control. Come be a part of this
very popular PACE class. Enter through the PACE Doors. Eileen Wusterbarth, Inst. 822-1010
Su1401 Tues. (8)
June 17 - August 5
Glenbrook Gym
6:00-7:00 PM
Ages 8 thru Adult
$15.00
ZUMBA
Zumba is a dance-fitness program inspired by Latin and international rhythms. The cardio-based dance
movements target gluts, legs, arms, core, abs, and the most important muscle of the body: the heart. No
dance experience is necessary. Zumba has a non-intimidating atmosphere; nobody will expect you to get all
of the dance moves down perfectly. The goal of Zumba is simply to dance and have FUN!
Melissa Wagnitz, Inst. 737-0985 [email protected] Min. 15 & Max. 50.
This instructor also sells Punch Card Passes for day by day usage.
Su1402 Tues. (6)
June 3 - July 8
Hillcrest Gym
6:00-6:45 PM
Ages 10 thru Adult
$20.00
YOGA FOR ALL LEVELS
Explore the mind body benefits of yoga while you challenge your range of motion, strength, endurance, and
balance. Whether you are a devoted yoga student or you would like to experience yoga for the first time,
this class will support your every need. Variations to specific poses will be offered to better meet the level
you are at. During each session you will energize your body by using deep breathing techniques and guided
relaxation. Bring a yoga mat or towel. Wear layered, comfortable workout attire and no shoes are
necessary. Come for some fun stress relief and rejuvenation through yoga this summer! Enter through the
PACE Doors. Amanda McAllister, Inst. Email: [email protected]
Su1403 Tues. (8)
Glenbrook Community Gym
Ages Teens thru Adult
June 17 - Aug. 12 (No class 7/1)
4:30-5:30 PM
$32.00
SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN
Learn to become aware of your suroundings and avoid harmful situations by simply showing selfconfidence. This class will cover simple and effective techniques to protect yourself. Wear comfortable
clothes, such as sweat pants and bring a water bottle. Minimum 2 and Maximum 25. Enter through the
PACE Doors. Sherry Czarapata, Inst. 920-899-3616
Su1404 Tues. (4)
Ages Teens thru Adult
April 22 - May 13
6:00-8:00 PM
$22.00
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DOG - OBEDIENCE TRAINING
Puppy class is for dogs up to 6 months of age. We will work on socializing puppies and teaching basic commands. There is a lot
of time for discussion in the classes on every issue a puppy can have. Manners class is for dogs over the age of 6 months. Both
newly adopted dogs from the shelter and dogs that need a brush up on their manners are welcome! If you think you have an
aggressive dog, please contact the instructor before signing up for the class. Intermediate Manners is for the more advanced dog
who has already completed a Beginning Manners Class. We will work on heeling off leash, recall with distance and distractions,
and sit and down stay adding time and distance.
Please bring your dog in on a 6-8 foot leash (No flexi-leads), along with any harnesses or collars you use for walking/training.
Bring soft treats (No dog food or milk bones). Proof of current vaccinations (Rabies, distemper, and bordatella). These are the
three vaccinations dog’s must have to participate in the classes. and current Vet’s name and address will be required prior to the
first day of class. The family is encouraged to come! Children must be old enough to sit on chairs and not distract the discussions
or workouts. Min. 2 and Max 7, with at least two classes running. Jayme Kinnard, Inst. 920-606-4798 [email protected]
Please include your dog’s name, breed, and age on the registration form.
PUPPY CLASS
Su1405Sat. (6)
July 12 - Aug. 16
1:15 - 2:30 PM
MANNERS CLASS
Su1406Sat. (7)
July 12 - Aug. 23
2:45-4:00 PM
INTERMEDIATE MANNERS CLASS
Su1407Sat. (7)
July 12 - Aug. 23
4:15-5:30 PM
Owners Ages 12 & Up
$105.00
Owners Ages 12 & Up
$115.00
Owners Ages 12 & Up
$115.00
The American Kennel Club (AKC) Canine Good Citizenship Class (CGC) is for dogs that are ready for a challenging obedience
training. CGC will test handler and dog as a team in 10 areas (accept a friendly stranger, sit politely for petting, good grooming
manners, walk on a loose leash, walk through a crowd, stay on command, come when called, behave politely around another dog,
react appropriately to distractions, and separate from their handler for 3 minutes) using standards set by the AKC.
CANINE GOOD CITIZEN CLASS
Su1408Sat. (5)
July 12 - Aug. 9 Glenbrook Community Gym
Noon -1:00 PM
Owners Ages 12 & Up
$80.00
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
This class is 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.
Do not register through PACE...you can sign up online or call the instructor with questions.
Instructor: Kyle Christiansen [email protected]. (920) 822-6542 Min. 10 & Max. 20
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NEW FOOD PRESERVATION CLASSES THIS SUMMER!
These classes will be taught by Judy Knudsen, from the UW-Extension in Green Bay.
Her phone number is 920-391-4651, if you have any questions. Each class will run from
6:30-about 9:00pm. Most classes will be held in Room 1096 of the Middle School. We will
use the entrance from the north that goes directly to that classroom; follow driveway 1A.
All classes are on Wednesday evenings.
Each class needs a minimum of 8 registrants and will be maxed out at 12 to keep the
classes small. These will be hands-on classes with samples to taste and possibly some
products to take home. Bring your friends and older children to learn these skills.
Jams & Jellies; including: orange spice jelly, tart cherry jam and a low sugar jam too.
Su1409 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Rm 1096
Ages 16 thru Adult
June 11
6:30-9:00 PM
$15.00
Pickled Foods; including: quick sweet pickles, dilly beans and corn relish.
Su1410 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Rm 1096
Ages 16 thru Adult
July 9
6:30-9:00 PM
$15.00
Tomato Products; including: salsa, sauce and more.
Su1411 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Rm 1096
Aug. 13
6:30-9:00 PM
Ages 16 thru Adult
$15.00
Pie Fillings; including: apple and blueberry.
Su1412 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Home Ec. Rm.
Sept. 10
6:30-9:00 PM
Ages 16 thru Adult
$15.00
Dried Foods; including: herbs, fruits, vegetables and jerky.
Su1413 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Rm 1096
Sept. 17
6:30-9:00 PM
Ages 16 thru Adult
$15.00
Sauerkraut: Learn the steps in making homemade sauerkraut.
Su1414 Wed.. (1)
PCMS Rm 1096
Oct. 8
6:30-9:00 PM
Ages 16 thru Adult
$15.00
3D Driving School
Teen Program Summer 2014 Block/Schedule
All summer classes meet at the PHS LGI-2; and meet on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays each week.
May 27 - June 13, 4-6pm and June 16 - 26, 10-Noon
June 17 - July 24, 2014
Noon-2pm (No classes June 30-July4)
July 8-August 7, 2014 10-Noon
July 29 - August 29, 2014 Noon-2pm
It is recommended that students complete the classroom as close to age 15 1/2 as
possible. No learners permits (temps) are issued by the Wisconsin D.O.T. until this
age is met. 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.
FEE SCHEDULE: Classroom Only (30 hrs): $180 Behind the Wheel Only (12 hrs): $260 Combination: Class & BTW $360
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
PACE Registration Forms can be found on page 31 for these classes. (Numbers in parenthesis indicate number of sessions.)
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS: http://www.pulaskischools.org/onlinepayments offers Credit Card option
CHILDCARE/BABY-SITTING
Baby-sitting is a serious job, which demands a strong sense of responsibility. Students in this class learn techniques
as well as safety and emergency procedures. All students are required to do homework and attend all sessions in
order to complete the class. Each participant who successfully completes this program will receive a Certificate of
Completion which may be picked up at the PACE office at 132 Front St. between 8-5 on school days. Please allow
two weeks for the Reviews to be corrected and the cerificates to be made. Min.8 & Max 12.
Shirley Styczynski, Inst. 822-3779
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Monday - Friday
June 16-20
PHS Library 1:30-3:30pm Ages 12 & Up
$15.00
NEW THIS YEAR!
Boy’s summer baseball opportunities are offered through the newly combined organization
called “PULASKI BASEBALL”
Check us out on our website http://www.pulsakibaseball.com
Early deadline for 2014 was February 28, 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 call PHS Varsity Baseball Coach Tony Logue at 822-6652.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
FOR MORE INFORMATION on the available AAA Programs next year contact:
PACE Director, Mark Heck: 920-822-6051 or [email protected]
AAA After School Assistant, Jane Cameron: 920-822-6056
or [email protected]
PACE Cell Phone: Cell 920-639-6049
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AAA BEFORE and/or AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS at HILLCREST
Registration is open; forms are available at Hillcrest and on the PACE Website: www.pulaskipace.org
Who: All K-Grade 5 Students attending Hillcrest school (on school days only)
What: AAA Before and/or After School Program
When: Monday through Friday BEFORE: 6:30am - Start of School AFTER: 3:50-6:00 pm
Dates: September 2, 2014 – June 4, 2015
Cost: $220 per quarter/per student/per program
Where: Hillcrest Elementary School
Cost for Families on Free or Reduced Lunch
Why: Make friends, have fun, and learn new things!
will be $110 per qrter/per student/per program
Early Release Days: Care will start at the end of the school day. Program is cancelled on days of Distirctwide Weather Emergency closings. We need a minimum of 15 students to run these programs.
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AAA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM at GLENBROOK
Glenbrook’s After-School AAA will start on September 2, 2014 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 by August 25, 2014.
Who: All Grade K-5 Students attending Glenbrook school Dates: September 2 – June 4, 2015
When: 2:45-6:00 pm Where: Glenbrook
COST… $300 per student per quarter
Students may bring their own snacks.
Early Release Days: Care will start at the end of the school day. Program is cancelled on days of Distirctwide Weather Emergency closings. Half 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.
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AAA AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT PCMS
At the middle school the AAA program runs in 2-3 week segments. Some of the recent offerings have been:
Art Club, Scrapbooking, Woodworking, Tennis, Bowling, Forensics, Camping at Peninsula State Park, and
Rocketry. If you have ideas for other offerings please let us know. Please call Kathy at PCMS @ 822-6507
for more information; registration forms will be available at PCMS once the programs are set.
Most classes cost only $10-$20 and are taught by PCMS staff. Min. of 10 students for each session to run.
Students should bring their own snacks and water.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Play tennis on a team! Midwest Youth Team tennis offers kids ages 10 and under a solid introduction to tennis
basics using equipment designed just for kids. Futures Team Tennis helps kids 14 and younger continue to
develop their tennis game.
PULASKI YOUTH & FUTURES TEAM TENNIS
KIDS AGES 14 AND UNDER
KIDS AGES 10 AND UNDER
LEAGUE SEASON: Mondays & Wednesdays
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July 7 -July 30
5-8 years: 5:30-6:15 pm
9-10 years: 6:30-7:30 pm
LEAGUE SEASON: Mondays & Wednesdays
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July 7 -July 30
11-14 years: 6:30-7:30 pm
COST: Early registration by 6/6/14: $60
Registration by 6/20/14: $80
No refunds given after 6/6/14
COST: Early registration by 6/6/14: $60
Registration by 6/20/14: $80
No refunds given after 6/6/14
PLAYING LOCATION: Pulaski High School courts
1040 S. St. Augustine St., Pulaski, WI
PLAYING LOCATION: Pulaski High School courts
1040 S. St. Augustine St., Pulaski, WI
CONTACT: Aaron Sperduto/920-494-2648/
[email protected]
CONTACT: Aaron Sperduto/920-494-2648/
[email protected]
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, June 20, 2014
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, June 20, 2014
All participants receive a t-shirt, and tennis racquet.
All participants receive a t-shirt, tennis racquet and
other fun items.
SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR PLAY DAY ON
AUGUST 11TH! MORE INFO SOON.
SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR PLAY DAY ON
AUGUST 11TH! MORE INFO SOON.
REGISTRATION & INFORMATION:
www.midwestteamtennis.com
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
2014 PULASKI RED RAIDER FLAG FOOTBALL
PACE is sponsoring Pulaski Youth Flag Football for grades 1 through 4.
New in 2014, in person REGISTRATION on MAY 3rd at PACE
Registration will take place on Saturday, May 3 from 8am - Noon at PACE.
Bring the form below, filled out, along with your check for $42 per player,
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.
Coaches’ Meeting & Team Verification: Tuesday, August 12 at 7:00pm at Glenbrook
First game will be Saturday, September 6
Students will play within their own grade level.
All games held on Saturday mornings at the Pulaski Polka Grounds & practices are the coach’s preference.
The registration fee covers the cost of the T-shirt and one 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
Tuesday, August 12 7:00pm Coaches Meeting @ Glenbrook
Week of Aug. 18-23 Practices begin at coach’s preference Saturday, September 6 Games begin
FUTURE RAIDERS YOUTH NIGHT:
September 5th PHS Varsity Football against Bay Port
(Players wearing their Flag Football T-Shirt get in free with parent’s paid admission)
---------------CUT HERE and RETURN on May 3 for 2014 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
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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
Chain Crew
***Send completed form and fee payment to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162***
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
2014 PULASKI RED RAIDER TACKLE FOOTBALL
PACE is sponsoring Pulaski Raider Tackle Football for grades 4, 5, & 6
New in 2014, in person REGISTRATION on MAY 3rd at PACE
Equipment Work Session: Tuesday, August 12 from 5:30-7:00pm at Glenbrook
Mandatory Coaches Meeting & Team Verification: Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 7:00pm at Glenbrook
Equipment Issue (By Weight) & Weigh-ins: Wednesday, August 13 at PACE in Glenbrook
Parent Meeting on Tuesday, August 19, 5:30pm at the PHS Practice Field
Group Practices are Tues. - Thurs. from 5:30-7:30 pm at PHS Practice Fields Aug. 19-21 (No pads)
Select/Divide Teams: After August 21st practice.
Team Practices Begin: Tuesday, August 26 (Tues.-Thurs from 5:30-7:30 pm)
Games will start on Saturday, September 6 at 9:00 am with the last game on Oct. 11, 2014.
Games are held Saturday mornings at PHS Practice Fields at 9:00, 10:30, or noon.
FUTURE RAIDERS YOUTH NIGHT: September 5th PHS Varsity Football against Bay Port
(Players wearing their Tackle Football Jersey get in free with parent’s paid admission)
Registration will take place on Saturday, May 3 from 8am - Noon at PACE
during 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.
NEW THIS YEAR! Players who return all 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.
Equipment Issue (By Weight) & Weigh-ins: Wednesday, August 13 at PACE in Glenbrook
Parents should attend with players to ensure correct sizing.
Weights 70# and Under: 5:30-6:00 pm
Weights 106-124#: 7:00-7:30 pm
Weights 125# and Over: 6:00-6:30 pm
Weights 81-90#: 7:30-8:00 pm
Weights 71-80#: 6:30-7:00 pm
Weights 91-105#: 8:00-8:30 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 3 for 2014 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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YOUTH PROGRAMS
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Pulaski Pool’s Summer
Springboard Diving
Program for 2014
June 16 to July 31
Monday– Thursday Mornings
6:00am—7:30am
•
•
•
•
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The program is for both Beginners and advanced divers. . .
There are 90 minutes of diving at every session. . .
The cost is $6.00 per session or $140 for all 28 sessions (a $28 discount). . .
You can attend any or all of the sessions as your schedule permits. . .
Select the sessions you plan to attend & pay accordingly. (Circle dates below).
$6.00 x
# of sessions =
total or $140 for all sessions
Let us know when you plan to attend by circling the dates you expect to attend and crossing out the dates you will not attend. You may pay in advance or you can pay daily or
weekly as you go. First time participants must submit a health form and liability waiver.
No refund for missed sessions but you may make up your missed sessions by attending
another day. If you have questions – call Coach Paul Heykes: 899-8742 or 858-6650.
June: Week 1:
Week 2:
16, 17, 18. 19
23, 24,
Week 3: 30,
July: Week 4:
25,
26
1, 2, 3
7, 8, 9, 10
Week 5:
14, 15,
16,
17
Week 6:
21, 22,
23,
24
Week 7:
28, 29,
30,
31
Name:
____
Address:
_
Phone:
_
Email:
_
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Anthony F. Litt, III
PULASKI COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL
2014 SUMMER SCHEDULE
June 10 - August 30
Web site:
www.pulaskipace.org
Cory Krizizke, Aquatic & Recreation Coordinator
[email protected]
920-822-6060
911 S. Saint Augustine
Pulaski, WI 54162
Elizabeth Lawler, Assistant Aquatic Coordinator
[email protected]
CHILDREN’S LESSONS
Our staff is certified in Red Cross CPR/AED, First Aid, and Lifeguard Training. We teach the Red Cross swimming curriculum.
Parents are welcome to watch lessons from the bleachers. Children 5 and older are asked to use the appropriate changing room.
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.
BASIC DIVING and ADVANCED DIVING: June 16 – July 31, Monday – Thursday, 6 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. Contact Paul Heykes at
(920) 899-8742.
All Summer School Lessons: Terms 1, 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.
Note: Registration closes the week before the lesson starts.
Session #
SS T1-A
SS T1-B
SS T1-C
SS T1-D
SS T1-E
1-F
1-G
1-H
1-I
1-J
SS T2-A
SS T2-B
SS T2-C
SS T2-D
SS T2-E
2-F
SS T3-A
SS T3-B
SS T3-C
SS T3-D
SS T3-E
3-F
SS S4-A
SS S4-B
SS S4-C
5-A
6-A
6-B
6-C
Private
Dates
June 16 – June 27
June 16 – June 27
June 16 – June 27
June 16 – June 27
June 16 – June 27
June 16 – June 26
June 16 – July 16 #
July 7 – July 18
July 7 – July 18
July 7 – July 18
July 7 – July 18
July 7 – July 18
July 7 – July 17
July 21 – August 1
July 21 – July 31
August 4 – August 13
June 18 – August 6
June 14 – August 9 #
Varies
Days of Week
Mon. – Fri. & Mon. - Thurs.
Mon –Thurs & Mon –Thurs
Monday & Wednesday
Monday & Wednesday
Tuesday & Thursday
Tuesday & Thursday
Mon. – Fri. & Mon. – Wed.
Wednesdays
Saturdays
Saturdays
Saturdays
Varies
Class Time
8 – 8:40 am
8:45 – 9:25 am
9:30 – 10:10 am
10:15 – 10:55 am
12:30 – 1:10 pm
5:30 – 6:15 pm
6:20 – 6:50 pm
6:55 – 7:25 pm
6:20 – 6:50 pm
6:55 - 7:25 pm
8 – 8:40 am
8:45 – 9:25 am
9:30 – 10:10 am
10:15 – 10:55 am
12:30 – 1:10 pm
5:30 – 6:15 pm
8 – 8:40 am
8:45 – 9:25 am
9:30 – 10:10 am
10:15 – 10:55 am
12:30 – 1:10 pm
5:30 – 6:15 pm
8 – 8:45 am
8:50 – 9:35 am
9:40 – 10:25 am
7:30 – 8:15 pm
8 – 8:30 am
8:35 – 9:05 am
9:10 – 9:55 am
Varies
#no class the week of June 30 – July 5
Levels Offered
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
Pre-Sch. Aq.
Parent/Tot
Pre-Sch. Aq.
Parent/Tot
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
1-6
Adult
Parent/Tot
Pre-Sch. Aq.
1-6
All
Class Fee
$12 resident/$47 non-resident*
$25/half hour
*$5.00 fee for cancellation.
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SWIMMING POOL LESSON REGISTRATION FORM (NO PHONE IN REGISTRATIONS)
Make check payable to Pulaski Pool. Send registration to: Pulaski Pool, 911 S Saint Augustine St, Pulaski, WI 54162
Please do NOT send registration to the PACE office.
$35.00 NSF charge on all returned checks.
NAME________________________________________________ Telephone (
(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
2014
Fee (res. student SS T $12,
evening, Parent/tot or Adult
$32; non-resident $47)*
*$5.00 fee for cancellation after 1st day of class.
For office use only: Received: Date ____/____/____Cash $________________Check #__________Check amount $_________
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OPEN SWIM
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
June 13 – August 17 (Closed July 4)
1:30-3:30 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p.m.
1:30-3:30 p.m. & 6:30-8:30 p.m.
1:00-5:00 p.m.
1:00-5:00 p.m.
SPECIAL OPEN SWIM HOURS AUGUST 18-28
Monday thru Friday afternoons 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons 1-5 p.m.
Open Swim age requirement
Children 6 yrs. and younger must be
accompanied in the water by a chaperone 16 yrs. or older
Pool Rentals (Birthday Parties, Scouting Events, etc.)
Saturday & Sunday Evenings 5:15 -?
Call the Pool @ 822-6060 for more information
OPEN SWIM FEES
$3.00 per person; Seniors 60+ free
OPEN SWIM PASSES
$30.00 - 10 swim pass
$150.00 – yearly family pass (family of 4 - $15 for each add’l. person)
(We reserve the right to close if there are not enough patrons in the first hour of Open Swim)
ADULT FITNESS OPPORTUNITIES
DATES
DAY OF WEEK
TIME
Early Bird (EB) June 10 – August 30 (no EB July 4)
Mondays – Fridays 5:15 – 7:30 am
EB Fees: 10 swims = $35, 20 swims = $66, 40 swims = $128, walk-ins = $5
ADULT CLASSES
Aches & Pains
Deep Water Fitness
Water Workout
DATES
June 10 – August 14 (no class June 19 and July
17)
DAY OF WEEK
Tuesday & Thursday
Monday & Thursday
Tuesday & Thursday
TIME
11:15 am – 12:15 pm
11:15 am – 12:15 pm
7:30 pm – 8:20 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];
Heather Frank at [email protected] or check out our website @ www.swimpasc.org
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PACE
Registration is open to post High School through age 99. Registration fee is $500 per team. Fee can be paid
by the players, a sponsor, or a combination of the two. Games will be held on Wednesday nights with 6pm,
7pm, 8pm and 9pm start times. Dates will be Wednesdays, June 11 – August 6. Playing at Glenbrook
Elementary school, in the heart of Pulaski, 132 Front St., Pulaski, WI 54162.
Send this form and full registration fee to PACE, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
We will contact you and confirm upon receipt of your registration. Limit of 8 teams
Team Name___________________________Team Sponsor__________________
Captain___________________ _________________________________________
Address_____________________________________ City ___________________
State ____________ Zip _____________ Phone Number ___________________
E-Mail ________________________________
Team members/cell phones
1. ________________________ _____
6.______________________________
2. _____________________________
7.______________________________
3. ______________________________
8.______________________________
4. _____________________________
9.______________________________
5. _____________________________
10._____________________________
Phone numbers will only be used in case of cancellation or other emergency.
Send this form and full registration fee to PACE, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
[email protected] 920-822-6051
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
Milt Thompson
Sue Wheeler
Trudy Wied
Revised: 3/2014
PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS
Anyone 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 online at:www.pulaskipace.org. Please complete the form and update when necessary and return it to any school office.
FACILITY RENTALS
The 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.
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.
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DISTRICT OPPORTUNITIES
PULASKI COMMUNITY SCHOOLS EARLY EDUCATION CENTER ...
DAY CARE AT GLENBROOK SCHOOL IN PULASKI
We are excited to invite new families interested in joining our program; we have openings in our child care
program for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years old. We offer care for infants, toddlers, preschool age and before/after school for
4K/PEEP & Kindergarten students. Our teachers are all state certified child care providers and maintain their continuing
education yearly to stay abreast of all rules, regulations and knowledge in the areas of early education. All children enrolled in
our program may utilize the school’s gymnasiums, library, cafeteria, and walk through the school halls, while attending music
class and elementary school performances. We also spend a great deal of time enjoying the outdoors with our two playgrounds,
walking around the neighborhoods and going to the Brown County Library.
Please call Jane Cameron, our Director at 920-822-6056 or stop by the PACE Office for more information.
WE ARE OPEN, AND WE INTEND TO CONTINUE TO BE A PART OF GLENBROOK!
4 YEAR OLD KINDERGARTEN
PEEP (Pulaski Early Education Partnership)
The Pulaski Community School District is excited to announce that we will be
offering 4 year old kindergarten in the 2014-2015 school year. If you
haven’t already done so...please call Student Services at 920-822-6021 to
enroll children with birthdates between 6/1/2009 and 9/1/2010 in this program.
PACE MAGAZINE
The Fall PACE magazine is sent out to all residents of the Pulaski Community School 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 Winter and Summer Magazines are handed out through the schools and available at area
businesses, banks and the Library. Our magazine is also available online at: www.pulaskipace.org
PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT TUTORS
PACE 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
or call the PACE Office (920) 822-6050 and one will be emailed to you.
12th Annual PCMS/PACE White Water Rafting Trip
Saturday, May 17, 2014
NEW THIS YEAR! ....Open to PCMS and PHS Students
When and where do we leave from? Buses load in front of school by the PCMS arch at 8:45am.
*We will be stopping at a fast food restaurant in Shawano after.
When and where do you get picked up? PCMS arch at 4:00pm. sharp!
Price per student? $35, plus money for lunch.
The Trip: Perfect for paddlers of all ages and abilities with such
infamous rapids as Gilmore Mistake, Burnt Shanty and Shotgun Eddy,
the longest rapids on the Wolf River. Approximately 2 hours (6 miles)
Class III rapids: Strong current, big drops, narrow paths, high white
water, and strong whirlpools. For more information and all the forms
go to White Water Rafting on the PACE website: www.pulaskipace.org or get the forms from Señor Uelmen at PCMS or PHS
Enclose completed form and check to PACE for $35.00. Return to Señor Uelmen at school. 822-6671
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
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.
Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce
Visit the local Chamber at www.pulaskichamber.org or call Gloria Morgan at 822-4400.
Pulaski Area Historical Society
An 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.
PULASKI SENIOR CENTER HAPPENINGS
SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS!
•Call the Senior Center at 822-8100 for information
on services available to Pulaski area seniors.
•Call the Senior Center 822-8100 to arrange transportation for appointments and grocery
shopping. Suggested donation for rides in Pulaski is $2.00, round trip to Green Bay is $6.00.
•Free Blood pressure screening, open to the public, every Monday from 11:45am -12:30pm.
•Cards every Monday at 12:15pm.
•BINGO every Tuesday at 12:30pm.
•Foot Care on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month.
•Free Arthritis Exercises Mon. and Thurs., 10:15 – 11:15am Sponsored by MCL & Prevea
•Quilting every Wed. & Fri. 9:00am - 4:00pm
•Wii Bowling on Thursdays at 12:15pm
•Meals served Monday thru Friday at 11:30am Suggested donation $3.50/meal. Call by
11:00am the day before to make your meal reservation.
•Meals can be delivered to home bound enrollees!
•Free Tax Preparation for low-income households and low-income seniors on Thursdays in
February, March and April. Appointments required.
•Monthly newsletters are available at the Pulaski Senior Center,
Pulaski area banks, health clinics, and the Library and Pool.
•Senior Center information can also be found in the Community
Announcements of the Pulaski News and online at
www.positivelypulaski.org
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PULASKI SENIOR CENTER HAPPENINGS
Thursday, April 10… POTLUCK AND A SHOW ~ Join us at the Pulaski Senior Center for an
evening of food, fun and great music. Please bring a dish to pass. Dinner starts at 5:30 p.m. Then
sit back to be entertained by the singers of the WPS Chorus. With 25 voices strong, they sing a
variety of songs from oldies to gospel to Broadway show tunes. Don’t be surprised if you go
home humming! Call Kitty at 822-8100 to reserve your spot.
Sunday, May 18…PANCAKE BREAKFAST & RAFFLE ~ Sponsored by the Pulaski Senior
Center. All-you-care-to-eat pancake, sausages, applesauce, desserts and beverages. Advance
adult ticket is $6.00, at the door $6.50.
Wednesday, May 21…GEOCACHING ~ Try this NEW & FUN activity! At this event, we will
go on a treasure hunt to explore and find existing “caches” hidden in the Greenleaf area. This can
be a team effort or done on an individual basis. Bring your family or friends if you’d like. Feel
free to bring your own GPS or tracking device but not required for this event. Great chance to
meet new people and have fun outdoors. We’ll carpool from Pulaski to meet another group at
the Aging & Disability Resource Center. A picnic lunch will be provided. Call 822-8100 to
register.
Wednesday, June 18…FARM TRIP $28 ~ Learn how the dairy industry has changed over the
years. This trip begins with a tour of Henning’s Cheese Factory in Kiel where we’ll watch them
make cheese, tour their museum and gift shop and sample their cheeses. From there, we’ll head
to the Denmark Senior Center for lunch before departing for Pagels Ponderosa in Kewaunee.
See how this farm went from a small operation to its current state of being a Mega Farm. The
coach bus picks up at 7:30 a.m. at the New Life Community Church on Crest Dr. and returns
about 4:00 p.m. Call 822-8100 to sign up.
Wednesday, June 25…BREWERS GAME $50 ~ Sponsored by the Aging & Disability Resource
Center in Green Bay. A fun day at Miller Park with the Brewers playing the Washington
Nationals. The bus will pick up in Pulaski and Green Bay. Cost includes coach bus, lower level
seats and tailgate party. Call 448-4368 to sign-up
Monday, June 30… BULLFROGS BASEBALL GAME & BUFFET LUNCH $18 ~ What better
way to spend a summer afternoon! We leave the Pulaski Senior Center at 9:45 a.m. for the
stadium in Green Bay. All-you-care-to-eat buffet starts at 10:35 a.m. Game begins at 12:00 noon.
Call 822-8100 to sign-up.
Thursday & Friday, August 14 & 15…MINOCQUA TRIP ~ Travel with us as we take a 2 day, 1
night trip. We leave from Pulaski and stop in Wausau for lunch and tour of the Leigh Yawkey
House. Then on to Minocqua where we visit the Wildlife Park, check into our hotel and head for
dinner at Paul Bunyan Restaurant. Free time after dinner. The next morning after breakfast, we
tour a cranberry marsh in Manitowish Waters, have lunch at Culvers and watch Scheer’s
Lumberjack Show in Woodruff. Cost is $195 which includes coach bus, hotel, tour admissions
and 3 meals. Friday’s lunch and supper are on your own. Call 822-8100 to sign-up.
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PANCAKE & PORKIE
BREAKFAST
PASSION
PLAY
SUNDAY, MAY 18TH
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
at the Pulaski Senior Center
430 S. St. Augustine Street
Sunday, April 13
$6/person 13 & older (in advance)
$6.50 at the door
$3.25 (3-12 years)
FREE (under 3 years)
@ Xavier High School
$39 per person
A joyful and powerful musical drama
retells the timeless story of our Lord’s
Passion in an exciting stage production.
PANCAKES, PORKIES,
APPLESAUCE, DESSERTS, COFFEE,
MILK, JUICE
This trip includes a lunch buffet at the
Golden Corral in Appleton, a ticket to the
show at Xavier High School and round trip
coach transportation from Pulaski. Leaving
Glenbrook parking lot at 9:45 a.m.
Breakfast Tickets available at the
Pulaski Senior Center
RAFFLE DRAWING at 12:00 noon
Prizes include: 4 handmade quilts,
handmade purses, afghans, cookbooks, a
framed Christmas print and more!
Raffle Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5
Contact Kitty at 822-8100 for more info.
Call 822-8100 to reserve your spot today.
Space is limited.
Payment needed at time of sign-up.
BUS TRIP – JUNE 18
$28.00
Learn how the dairy industry has changed over the years. This trip begins with a tour of
Henning’s Cheese Factory in Kiel where we’ll watch them make cheese, tour their
museum and gift shop and sample their cheeses. From there, we’ll head to the Denmark
Senior Center for lunch before departing for Pagels Ponderosa in Kewaunee. See how
this farm went from a small operation to its current state of being a Mega Farm. The
coach bus picks up at 7:30 a.m. at the New Life Community Church on Crest Dr. and
returns about 4:00 p.m.
This trip is sure to sell fast so don’t delay. Payment is due at time of sign up.
Call 822-8100 to sign up.
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COMMUNITY
PANTRY
OF
PULASKI
THE COMMUNITY PANTRY, INC.
OF PULASKI
The Pantry is housed in the annex of Glenbrook
School just off of South St. Augustine St.
The Pantry provides nutritional support to area
and district families with financial struggles.
The Pantry is open on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month from 1-4 pm.
Proof of residency and
financial need are required when signing up.
Call 822-6050 for more information.
APRIL
1 and 15
MAY
6 and 20
JUNE
3 and 17
JULY
1 and 15
AUGUST
5 and 19
SEPTEMBER
2 and 16
OCTOBER
7 and 21
NOVEMBER
4 and 18
DECEMBER
2 and 16
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
ONEIDA NATION COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTER
PACE is proud to have a great working partnership with the
Oneida Community Education Center. They offer a large variety of computer
skill classes, most of which have a very minimal cost and are open to the public.
Please contact Oneida Community Ed. directly to see what they are currently offering.
Call Oneida Nation - Community Education Center Tel (920) 496-5251
Fax (920) 496-7879
Work Hours: MTWR - 8:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. F - 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Check their online calendar at: oneidanation.org/cec/ for dates and times of the classes they are currently
offering.
Forms Must Be Properly Completed to Process Registration.
Registered Students are Expected to Attend All Class Sessions.
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Summer 2014 Class List
Registration begins soon
To register call
Toll free (877) 316-1274
Non-Credit Courses
Class No. Course Title
Start-End
Emergency Medical Services
52761
CPR Heartsaver AED*
6/19-6/19
52762
CPR Heartsaver AED*
8/11-8/11
52765
CPR Hearsaver AED Ref*
7/9-7/9
52766
CPR Hearsaver AED Ref*
8/7-8/7
52767
CPR Healthcare Provider Ref* 6/26-6/26
52768
CPR Healthcare Provider Ref* 7/14-7/14
52769
CPR Healthcare Provider*
8/5-8/12
Heartsaver First Aid*
6/16-6/16
52763
52764
Heartsaver First Aid*
8/20-8/20
Day/s
R
M
W
R
R
M
T
M
W
Time
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-9:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
Facility
Fee Age 62+ Fee
Glenbrook School-Pulaski
$19.47**
$19.47**
$19.47**
$19.47**
$19.47**
$19.47**
$25.58**
$19.47**
$19.47**
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
All of these classes will be held in the Day Care area of Glenbrook; use entrance #2 off the parking lot.
M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday R-Thursday S-Saturday
* Requires a book and/or supplies to be purchased in addition to registration fee.
**Costs will increase and be determined 6/1/2014. Please call to get updated information at that time.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:
CPR Heartsaver AED: ...Adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of automated external defibrillator on adult and child victims.
CPR Heartsaver AED REFRESHER ...Renewal of adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of automated external defibrillator on adult and child
victims.
CPR Healthcare Provider: Adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with barrier devices, bag mask). Use of AED and relief of foreign body
airway obstruction.
CPR Refr- Healthcare Provider: Renewal of adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with barrier devices, bag mask). Use of AED and relief of
foreign body airway obstruction.
Heartsaver First Aid: Heartsaver First Aid teaches how to manage illness and injuries in the first few minutes until help arrives. Course content
includes general principles, medical emergencies, and injury emergencies. Choking included.
PACE has its own FACEBOOK page...
‘LIKE’ us now!
PICNIC PACK
Going 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 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
replace broken equipment. The Picnic Pack is available to school district residents only.
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Mail to:
Pulaski News
Pulaski, WI 54162-9450
Call:920-822-6800
PACE PIANO LESSONS
STUDENTS & 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 LESSONS
PACE 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.
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Concert, open to the public, at our own PHS Ripley Auditorium
Saturday, May 10, 2014
The Ripley Performing Arts Center
Pulaski High School
1040 South St. Augustine Street, Pulaski, Wisconsin
7:30 PM
1-800-801-5463 (LINE)
http://www.lorieline.com/index.asp?pageID=129
Tickets Now On Sale!
$39.00. All seats reserved. $34 for groups of 10 or more.
TICKETS CAN ALSO BE
PURCHASED AT PACE
Creation Museum Trip - August 8-10, 2014
EVERYONE is WELCOME!
Tour includes:
• Round-trip coach bus transportation
• 2 nights accommodations at the
Comfort Inn, Lawrenceburg, IN
• Complimentary continental breakfasts
on Saturday and Sunday
• Admission to the Creation Museum
• Special admission to the Life SciencesTour
All meals and optional night activities are at your expense.
Price (based on adult occupancy):
Single $300 per person Double
$200 per person Quad
$160 per person Family
$575 (includes two adults and two children in one double queen room)
Child $85 (ages 12 and under)
Trip coordinated by: St. John Lutheran Church 910 South St. Augustine St. Pulaski, WI 54165
Pick up a registration form at PACE or St. John Church.
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April 19, 2014
10:00 AM
Easter
EGGSTRAVAGANZA
Egg Hunt will begin at 10:00 AM
Family Festivities & Pictures with the
Easter Bunny to follow.
The Scenic
4 Season’s Park
in Hobart, WI
471 Four Seasons Dr.
Sponsored by: Hobart Fire Department,
Oneida Nation, Figaros Pizza, Angelus
Village, Townsend Rite Insurance,
Town and Country Quilt Guild, and
Pulaski United Foundation
Bring your best
decorated egg…turn
them in at the pavilion.
Each age group will
have one prize winner.
ALL ACTIVITIES ARE
FREE!
Presented by PACE: 822-6050
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Welcome to Pulaski’s 2nd Annual Community Park
Woof!
“Dog-Greet-Dog” Day
Saturday, May 10 7:00-10:00 AM
Free Community Event
Pick up
Bring your dog for some dog-gone fun with doggy friends!
of the Polka Grounds)
a map & Check in at the “New” Pulaski Community Park Pavilion (East
Course, and over 3 miles of trails
Check it out! Community Fishing Pond, Frisbee Golf
Special Appearance by
Clifford the Big Red Dog
courtesy of:
Each dog attending will receive a goody bag and a poopy pick-up bag
Sponsored By: Veterinary House Calls, Pulaski Warehouse
of Pulaski
Pulaski Chamber of Commerce, Pulaski Street Dog Grooming & Village
For more information, contact Mark at PACE, 822-6051
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PACE REGISTRATION FORM
Participant’s Name Gender
Address City Zip Home Phone
Cell Phone
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 Email Additional info; such as Size or Dog’s Name
Send the completed form and fee to: PACE Office, P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162
Waiver 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 activity
will not be held responsible for any personal injury or loss that may occur in conjunction with this activity.
Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
--------------------------------------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------------------------------PACE REGISTRATION FORM
Cell Phone
Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
---------------------------------------------------------CUT HERE--------------------------------------------------------PACE REGISTRATION FORM
Cell Phone
Signature:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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SAVE THESE DATES...See you there!
April 19 Easter Eggstravaganza, 10am in Hobart, see page 29
April 24-27 Krakow/Green Valley/Advance Rummage Sale
May 2 & 3 starting at 8:00am Pulaski Village-Wide Rummage Sale
May 3 Recycling with PACE Event at Glenbrook 8am-1pm
Most items free, even big appliances, TVs $10 and Monitors $5
May 3 Youth Flag and Tackle Football Registration 8-noon at PACE
May 10 Dog-Greet-Dog Pulaski Community Park, see pg 30
May 10 Lorie Line Concert at PHS Auditorium, see page 28
May 10 Third Annual Run for your Mother 5K at PCMS
May 26 at 9:00am Memorial Day-Honor our Local Veterans at Pulaski High School
June 22 - August 24 Summer Music in the Park Series 6:30pm each week at
Shippy Park (enter from Summit St.) with a Rain location of the Red Dragon
June 24 - August 19 Farmer’s Markets on Tuesday Afternoons
in the Downtown Pulaski Area on S. St. Augustine Street
July 17-20Pulaski Polka Days
August 29 Football Tailgate at the PHS Varsity game vs Preble 5pm
September 5 PACE Youth Football “FUTURE RAIDERS” Night at the PHS
Varsity game versus Bay Port. Wear your football shirt!
September 19 Homecoming! PHS Varsity Football Game against De Pere
with Community Tailgate. Great food prior to great football on Friday night.
Starts at 5pm at the POOL Entrance.
October 4 3rd Annual Pulaski Community Park Trail Run/Walk
AREA GOLF OUTINGS
Sunday, June 8
Lion’s Club,
Contact Rebecca Anderson at 680-8789
Friday, July 11
Pulaski Red Raider Sports Booster Club, Thornberry
Contact Joe Kobylarczyk at 822-8319
Tuesday, August 5
Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce,
Contact Gloria Morgan at 655-8109
September 6
Pulaski Football Program Golf Outing,
Contact Mark Heck at 822-6051

pace summer 2014 - Pulaski Community School District

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