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Kohler High School senior Amelia

Grose awarded HVK Scholarship
This week at Kohler High
School, Herbert V. Kohler Jr.
stepped onto the stage to present
a 2016 HVK Scholarship in the
amount of $60,000 to senior Amelia Grose. Amelias achievements
and leadership characteristics are
clear and undeniable, but it was
still a shock, because two HVK
Scholarships had already been
awarded this month.
On May 11, Natalie Black
Kohler presented the rst of
three HVK Scholarships to Hollis Rammer at Sheboygan South
High School. Because there is
generally just one award presented annually, the other two nalists, Kayla Lentz of Plymouth
High School, and Amelia Grose
of Kohler High School, likely
believed they were out of the running for the award. But over the
past three weeks, three Herbert
V. Kohler Scholarships totaling
$180,000 were awarded to this
trio of high-achieving, and surprised, young women.
While rare, there is precedent
for multiple HVK scholarships
in the awards 47-year history.
Kohler Foundations Scholarship
Committee Chair, Natalie Black
Kohler, explains, Every HVK
nominee is an outstanding student, and a leader in their own
unique way. This year, however,
we were honored to interview
three extraordinary nalists,
each with her own distinct vision
for how she plans to change the
world.
From time to time, Kohler
Foundations Scholarship Committee has elected to award more
than one HVK Scholarship in
a given year, but it has been 35
years since three recipients were
named. The 2016 HVK Scholars
are special not just for their scholastic aptitude and achievements
over the past four years, but because of their abilities to realize
their goals, communicate persuasively, and demonstrate an aptitude for leadership.
The 2016 honorees are: Hollis
Rammer (South High School),
daughter of Anthony and Pamela Rammer, planning to attend
Wellesley College; Kayla Lentz
(Plymouth High School), daughter of Gina and Jerey Lentz,
planning to attend Harvard
University; and Amelia Grose
(Kohler High School), daughter
of Gregory and Jennifer Grose,
planning to attend the University
of Notre Dame.
As a National Merit Finalist
and AP Scholar, Amelia Grose has
excelled in the most rigorous academic courses oered by Kohler
High School. She scored a 2240
on the SAT, attended Badger Girls
State, and is a member of National Honor Society. At the same
time, she has been very involved
in theater as a creative outlet both
in Kohler and with Theater for
Young Audiences in Sheboygan.
Amelia performed the lead role in
the last three major Kohler High
productions, and served as the Director for last years production of
Harvey.
During her HVK interview,
Amelia discussed her future
plans, which are both ambitious
and well-crafted. With great detail, Amelia shared her vision for
addressing climate change, preserving biodiversity, and sustaining ecosystems around the world.
Her passion for science, policy,
and conservation was ignited on a
eld research trip to Costa Rica,
where she served as a citizen scientist with the Earthwatch Institute. Alongside Ph.D. candidates
from Texas A&M University,
she gathered data about mammal
Herbert V. Kohler awards Amelia Grose the HVK Scholarship at Kohler High Schools senior honors night on May 25.
movement along biological corridors. Not only did Amelia nd her

calling on that memorable trip,
she also assimilated incredible
amounts of information that have
helped her continue to formulate
her own plans for making lasting
change in the world.
Next year when Amelia attends Notre Dame University,
she will double-major in Biological and Environmental Science,
and Spanish. She plans to pursue
post-graduate study, additional travel to Central and South
America, and conduct research
in rain forest conservation. She
impressed Kohler Foundations
committee by clearly articulating
what she sees as the most signicant challenges to biological conservation, and how scientists and
governments should address the
multitude of issues created by climate change.
The Herbert V. Kohler Schol-
arship is primarily a leadership

award. The scholarship was rst
awarded in 1969, 47 years ago.
Recipients must be exemplary
scholars who possess academic excellence, self-motivation,
creativity, candor and openness,
Photo by The Kohler Villager
service to school and community, the ability to aect change,

and perhaps most important, the
qualities of a leader. High schools
in Sheboygan Country are asked
to submit the credentials of the
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The Grose family (from left): Dr. Gregory Grose, Amelia, Jennifer, Olivia, and Andrew, currently a sophomore at Notre Dame. Photo by The Kohler Villager
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HVK Scholarship
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candidate they feel best meets the
scholarship criteria. Finalists are
selected and interviewed by the
Kohler Foundations Scholarship
Committee.
Kohler Foundations Scholarship Committee is proud to honor
these three extraordinary young
leaders this year. For more information on the Herbert V. Kohler
Scholarship, or other Kohler Foundation programs, please contact
Carolynn Lee, Program Director,
at 920-458-1972 or visit
www.kohlerfoundation.org.
Kohler Foundation is a private
foundation that supports arts, education, and preservation initiatives.
Kohler School Prom was held May 7 at the Waelderhaus. Allison Boerner and Brady Stefanczyk were chosen Queen and King for 2016. Attendants
were James Conklin and Jamie Lewis, Samuel Kohler and Jenna Ladwig, Elizabeth Boland and Quinn Daane, Emma Hapeman and Michael Stock,
Allison Lindow and Charles Keller. Enchanted Forest was the theme for the evening. Photo courtesy of Network Photography
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Studio in Kiel. Along with over
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June 11
Bicycle Safety Day will take place
at the Kohler Village Hall parking
lot on Saturday, June 11 beginning
at 11:30 a.m.
Participants will have the opportunity to talk with a police ocer
about rules of the road, and drop-in
events will be held including bike
inspections by Wolfs Cycling and
Fitness, and helmet ttings by Aurora Health Care from 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Bicycle obstacle courses
to test skills will take place from
12:30 - 1:30 p.m. A bike accessory,
soda and chips will be handed out
from 1:30-2:00 p.m.
Participants should bring their

own bicycle, helmet and watter bottle.
Bike licenses are required and
available on the event day for $2.50
for any bikes with wheels larger
than 16". The form may be downloaded and completed in advance at
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For more information contact the
Kohler Police Department by calling 920-459-3877.
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uniform, and neighborhood compatible exterior nish. Tar Paper
or similar material is not acceptable. Examples of compatible exterior nishes include well-maintained natural materials such as
stucco, brick and stone; painted
and stained wood in good condition; and non-faded aluminum,
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Village residents are reminded to consider making minor repairs and maintenance to homes
to maintain the sense of pride and
ownership in neighborhoods that
Kohler has always been known
and valued for for.
Homeowners are encouraged
to take a fresh look at their homes
and consider tuck pointing masonry, paint exposed wood, replace
broken windows, and other repairs
that will maintain or increase the
value of the homes.
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program is for youth in grades 1 8 in Fall of 2016. The fall season is from September 10 October 29, 2016 and the spring season is from April 15 June 3,
2017. Teams hold one practice a week in their community. Games are played on
Saturday morning/early afternoon. Registrations received by July 15, 2016 receive
an early bird discount and are guaranteed placement on a team. After July 15,
registration must be approved and are based on team and/or roster availability.
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Registration for the 2016 Mighty Mite Flag Football League for the communities of
Oostburg and Sheboygan Falls has begun. The Mighty Mite Flag Football League
is for youth in grades 1 and 2 in the Fall of 2016.. Beginning the week of August
15, teams will hold one practice during the week. Oostburg teams will practice in
their community. Games begin on September 10 and the season ends on October
15, 2016. All games will be played on Saturday afternoons at the Sheboygan Falls
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Giddings Avenue campus
Sheboygan Falls, WI Pine Haven Christian Communities new
entryway, lobby and lounge at
their Giddings Avenue campus is
now open. The new entryway was
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vibrant and welcoming home for
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Since opening in 1950 as a
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the ever changing needs of our
seniors. The renovations are designed to provide Giddings Ave-
nue campus with improved areas

to socialize and gather. We think
this new lounge will be very popular with residents, said CEO,
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friendly area, so that everyone
can comfortably gather and enjoy
themselves. As always, we invite
the community to stop by, see the
changes, and visit with our residents.
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renovation was a $1 million project which began in July 2015, immediately after the new nursing
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campus in north Sheboygan Falls.
It includes: a new, at-grade entry-
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and coee bar where residents
and their guests can gather and
socialize; a new driveway with
improved parking for the main
Giddings Avenue entrance; a new
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administrative oces in the area
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SHEBOYGAN COUNTY YMCA TACKLE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Registration for the 2016 Tackle Football League for the communities of Oostburg,
Sheboygan and Sheboygan Falls has begun. The Tackle Football League is for
youth in grades 3 and 4 in the Fall of 2016. The season runs from August 15
October 8, 2016. Volunteer coaches will lead two practices a week for 1 - 2
hours for the first 4 weeks of this program. The day and time of practice will be
determined by the coach. Starting on September 10, a Saturday game that will
take the place of one of the practices. Games will be played on Saturday afternoon
at the Sheboygan Falls High School. The registration deadline is July 1, 2016. If
there are enough players for either football program, we will make a Kohler team?
If not, they will be put on a Sheboygan Falls team.
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Dear Village Residents,

For the past year, Ive been the Manager of Village Realty & Development in the Village of Kohler. I want to take this opportunity to
thank you for your patronage and to inform you of some of the positive changes that are going on in our oce. In order to serve you
better, we will continue to hire more realtors. We are committed to expanding our Internet and print advertising to ensure your home
receives optimum exposure in the market. Our print ads are going to periodically include a section dedicated to the buyers that are
working with us. There is a shortage of homes for sale in the Village. Please call our oce if you want to sell your house.
Renee Suscha
Broker Manager
920-912-0459
We look forward to having the pleasure of working with you and providing you with the sincere and professional service that you
deserve.
Thank you,
Renee Suscha
Master Gardener level

1 training available
Whether you are an experienced
gardener with a green thumb or
just a beginner gardener with energy and desire to learn more about
your hobby, the University of Wisconsin Extension Master Gardener Volunteer program may be for
you.
Master Gardener Volunteers
are trained volunteers who assist
the sta of the University of Wisconsin Extension in helping their
communities better understand
horticulture and the environment.
There are currently about 85 members belonging to the Sheboygan
County Master Gardener Volunteer Association.
The General Master Gardener
Volunteer class is being oered
this fall starting on September 6,
2016. The classes will be held on
12 consecutive Tuesday evenings
from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the
Sheboygan County UW-Extension Oce, 5 University Drive,
Sheboygan. Cost of the program
is $89.00, which includes: Master
Gardener Program Manual, online & classroom instruction, and
memberships in both the Wisconsin Master Gardener and Sheboygan County Master Gardener Associations. Registration deadline
is September 1st.
The general class is intended

to be an introductory course covering a wide range of horticultural topics. Among the topics to be
covered include: Vegetable Crops,
Introduction to Turf Management,
Plant Pathology, Backyard Wildlife, Weeds and Pest Management,
Entomology, Fruit Crops, Using
Native Plants, Invasive Plants,
Woody Landscape Plants, Soils
and Fertility, Plant Propagation,
Herbaceous Annuals and Perennials, and Fruit Crops.
The classes are delivered using a
combination of on-line and classroom presentations. University of
Wisconsin horticultural faculty,
horticultural educators, and others
with expertise in specic horticultural areas will be providing the
instruction.
In order to become a certied
Master Gardener Volunteer, participants must attend the classes,
complete a nal exam and volunteer time back to the community in
a horticultural related project.
Class registration and/or information about UW-Extension Master Gardener Volunteers is available on-line at sheboygan.uwex.
edu or by contacting the Sheboygan County UW-Extension oce
at (920) 459-5904.
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Up and coming grati

artist, Beau Thomas,
visits Kohler Elementary
By Mrs. Stanley, K-6 Art
Beau Thomas, owner of Trackside Design in Green Bay, WI discussed the history of grati and
demonstrated Grati as an art
form. Although grati is usually
associated with a negative connotation, Beau is using his talent to
positively impact local communities. He has created murals for the
University of Wisconsin-Green
Bay, Pioneer Elementary in Ashwaubenon, The Gutter bowling
alley in Suamico, and a large mural called Train of Thoughts in

Dubuque, Iowa. His latest project is a highly visible wall mural
in the arts district of Green Bay,
which should be completed in early June.
Reaching young artists Beau
is teaching a course at UWGB
that emphasizes the early days of
subway grati to the present-day
grati movement. The class starts
Are your scores what you

would like them to be?
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414-331-6163
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Choir Encore
Sunday, June 5
The people of Grace UCC invite
the public to join us at 10:00 a.m.
on June 5th for a service of music and inspiration. The Sr. Choir,
under the leadership of Audrey
Braatz, will enhance the service
with four anthems from the year
and nish the service with Peter
Lutkins The Lord Bless You and
Keep You.
The Reverend Tom
Schroeder will speak about The
Word Beyond the Music. Child
care will be provided during the
service for children under grade 3.
Summer Hours at
Grace UCC
Summer hours will begin on

Sunday, June 12 and worship will
be at 9:30 a.m. from then until Labor Day, September 5. Come join
us and share your gratitude for life.
Grace UCC is open to all people
who wish to approach God.
Bethany Lutheran
summer worship
schedule begins
June 2
Thursdays at 6:00 p.m.
Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
Bethany Lutheran Church
222 Church Street, Kohler
Rev. Robert Steele
Submitted photos
June 13th and is open to 6th - 9th

grade students!
Thank you for taking time to
share your talent and highlight
how art can positively impact local businesses and communities!
More of Beaus art can be
viewed on his Facebook page and
in a recent article published by the
Green Bay Press Gazette.
facebook.com/tracksidedesign
THE KOHLER VILLAGER
Blue Bombers golf

team wins
regionals, advance
to sectionals
The Kohler Blue Bombers golf
team was victorious in the WIAA
D3 Regional at Pine Hills Country
Club on May 24. Kohler bested
nine other teams in tough, windy
conditions. The regional included
fellow Big East powers Sheboygan Lutheran and Howards Grove.
Jim Conklin led the Blue Bombers with an 84, claiming fourth
place individually out of 50 players. Also scoring for Kohler were
Charlie Twohig, 86 (6th place);
Ashton Elmendorf and Brady Ste-
fanczyk both at 90 (tie for 14th

place); and Amanda Egbert 92
(16th place). The Blue Bombers
team score of 350 was good for
a seven shot victory over Elkhart
Lake. The top four placing teams
move on to the WIAA Sectional on May 31 at Blackwolf Run.
Joining Kohler and Elkhart Lake
at the sectional will be Howards
Grove and Sheboygan Lutheran
who nished 3rd and 4th , respectively.
Several noteworthy
performances at
Big East Conference
track meet
The Kohler/Sheboygan Christian boys track team ended up an
impressive third out of 13 teams
at the conference meet held in Hilbert on May 14.
Jack Kral and Nic Veldhorst
posted a stellar one-two nish in
the 1600 meter run with times of
4:34 and 4:41, respectively. The
duo just missed pulling o the
same trick again in the 3200 meter
run, where Kral took rst (10:06)
and Veldhorst third (10:31).
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team places second
at sectionals
The Kohler High School boys
tennis team competed in the Notre Dame subsectional on May 24,
scoring sixteen points that carried
into the Notre Dame sectional on
May 26.
No. 1 singles Casey Johnson
won his only match, 6-0, 6-0; No.

2 singles Archie Brohn won two
matches decisively; No. 4 singles
Ben Guesneau won two matches; and No. 2 doubles Brendan
Pellegrino/Zach Hoell won two
matches. In addition, No. 3 dou-
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The team went on to have a es followed by a 6-1, 7-5 champivery successful day at sectionals.
The Blue Bombers clinched two
rst place nishes one at No.
1 singles and one No. 2 singles.
Finishing in third place were No.
4 singles and No. 2 doubles. This
resulted in a second place sectional team nish behind host Notre
Dame.
No. 1 singles Casey Johnson led
the team with two 6-0, 6-0 match-
onship win over Zach Janssen of

Notre Dame. No. 2 singles Archie
Brohn won his rst match 6-1, 6-2,
and then won a hotly contested
three set match 7-5, 2-6, 6-3 over
Matt Krzewinski of Notre Dame.
Both Casey (with a season record
of 23-3) and Archie (also with a
season record of 20-6) have qualied for the DII Individual State
Tournament June 2-4 in Madison.
bles Josh Konecke/Evan Udavich

won their rst match, but lost their
second; No. 1 doubles Avinash
Murthy/John Vallo lost their rst
match;and No. 3 singles George
Palof lost his rst match in a tight
three setter.
At No. 4 singles Ben Guesneau

lost a very close rst match 4-6,
6-2, 6-7(4) to Will Cole from
Xavier. He then bounced back
to win third place by defeating
Shawano High Schools Harrison
Sturycz. Similarly, at No. 2 doubles Brendan Pellegrino and Zach
Hoell lost their rst match 5-7, 5-7
to Xavier, but came back strong to
win third place by beating Lakeland 6-3, 6-2.
ry in the 300 meter low hurdles in

43.75.
Caleb Rahn had a fth place
showing in the discus with a toss
of 112' 02".
On the girls side, Megan Sprinkman took second place in the 100
meter run with a time of 13.25.
She was also part of the 4x100 relay team that took second. Fourth
place nishes were recorded by
Alyssa Griswold in the 1600 and
by the 4x400 relay team.
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John Reinertsen, Coach Rob Sasse. Submitted photo
10 JUNE 1, 2016 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER
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Kohler Co. named title sponsor for Verizon IndyCar

Series event at Road America
ELKHART LAKE, Wis. Kohler Co.

has signed on to be the title sponsor for
the Verizon IndyCar Series event at Road
America, and the race will be known as the
KOHLER Grand Prix. The green-ag will
y on the event at approximately 12:15 pm
CST on June 26.
Kohler Co. is pleased to serve as the title sponsor for the KOHLER Grand Prix
for the Verizon IndyCar Series at historic
Road America. Verizon IndyCar events are
among the most exciting in motorsports
today as evidenced by the recent sell out
of the 100th Indianapolis 500, said David
Kohler, President and CEO of Kohler Co.
Kohler shares this passion and enthusiasm
and we are excited to welcome Verizon IndyCar fans to our home to take part in the
return of IndyCar racing at Road America,
one of the most beautiful and unique tracks
in the world.
Founded in 1873 and headquartered
in Kohler, Wisconsin, Kohler Co. is one
of Americas oldest and largest privately
held companies comprised of more than
30,000 associates. With 48 manufacturing
locations worldwide, Kohler is a global
leader in the manufacture of kitchen and
bath products; engines and power systems; premier furniture, cabinetry and tile;
and owner/operator of two of the worlds
nest ve-star hospitality and golf resort
destinations in Kohler, Wisconsin, and St
Andrews, Scotland. The Kohler courses
have hosted six Major golf championships
to date, including the record-setting 2015
PGA Championship at Whistling Straits,
and will host the Ryder Cup in 2020.
Kohlers Old Course Hotel in St Andrews
served as host-hotel for the 2015 British
Open. Kohler recently broke ground on
LODGE KOHLER, a hotel development
within the new Titletown District in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin.
Kohler is a great t for Road America,
said George Bruggenthies, Road Americas
This place allows our cars to stretch their

legs fully and show what the Verizon IndyCar Series is all about. For me, it is the
best racetrack in North America and I have
some great memories there, including the
win in 2007, and I am looking forward to
coming back.
Tickets are still available and addition-
al event details; ticket pricing, a tentative

event schedule and camping information
can be found at www.roadamerica.com or
by calling 800-365-7223. New for 2016,
anyone 16-years-old and under are FREE
with a paying adult at the gate. All races
will run rain or shine.
Photo by Les Tension
president and general manager. They have

a very unique brand that has been instrumental to Road Americas success through
previous partnerships and initiatives while
remaining dedicated to supporting the local
area. We feel that Kohler Co. will incorporate itself very well in the racing community through this entitlement and we are
very excited to have them on board in such
a prestigious capacity.
The Verizon IndyCar Series KOHLER
Grand Prix takes center stage at Road
America June 23-26 as an international
lineup of drivers will have their chance to
battle it out for glory on one of the worlds
most revered road courses. The rst IndyCar race at Road America took place in
1982, when Hector Rebqaue was crowned
as the winner. In 2000, Dario Franchitti
set the track record with a lap of 1 minute,
39.866 seconds (145.924 mph) set in qualifying for the 2000 race. Legendary drivers
Mario Andretti, Michael Andretti and Emerson Fittipaldi have each won three times
at Road America, while Jacques Villeneuve
and Paul Tracy were two-time winners on
the high-speed course.
Ten current Verizon IndyCar Series drivers have raced on the circuit, with Sebastien Bourdais winning the last Indy car race
there in 2007 under Champ Car sanction.
I am really excited to see Road America
back on the 2016 Indy car schedule, said
Bourdais, a four-time Indy car champion
who currently drives for KVSH Racing.
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JUNE 1, 2016 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER 11
KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER
Student Musicians Selected as

Exemplary Soloists
WAUNAKEE, Wis. Wisconsin School Music Association
(WSMA) proudly announces the
600+ middle school and high
school musicians identied by adjudicators as exemplary soloists
in their State Solo & Ensemble
performance at one of 10 university locations on either April 30,
May 6 or May 7.
Kohler seventh grader Lily
Montes was selected for her
French Horn Solo.
From the 8,036 vocal and instrumental solos scheduled at
the 2016 WSMA State Solo &
Ensemble festivals, 610 students
were selected as exemplary soloists in the Exemplary Solo Recognition Project. State festival
adjudicators identied the most
exceptional soloists at each of the
state festival campuses through a
two-step process:
Step 1. Nomination
Throughout the day, adjudicators
have an opportunity to nominate
soloists whose performance was
truly exceptional beyond what
is typically expected for the age
group. Students are alerted to their
nomination by receiving a rating
of 1-N (Rating = 1, Nominated).
Kohler Kare accepting

applications for
summer
Step 2. Final Selection

At the end of the day, each adjuApplications are now being accepted for the
dicator selects the most exceptionSummer Kohler Kare at the Kohler School for
al soloist(s) to receive the Exemthe June 13-August 26 session. Children startplary Soloist Award from among
ing JK in the 2016 school year through 5th grade
those nominated.
may
attend and do not have to attend Kohler
Students selected for the award
School.
The summer day consists of outdoor
receive a certicate from WSMA
Kohler
Memorial
Theatre
play, attending Kohler Village Recreation Dein recognition of their outstanding
performance at the state festival.
partment Programs and Lessons, Library Time,
For more information on
Cooking Classes, Computer Classes, and Field
WSMA State Festivals and the Trip Thursday with swimming each day at the Kohler Pool. ApplicaExemplary Solo Recognition tions can be picked-up with Mrs. Neil in the Kohler School Cafeteria
Project, including all who were
or printed from Kohler School web page under Kohler Kare.
nominated and selected, go
You may email Mrs. Neil at neill@kohler.k12.wi.us
to www.wsmamusic.org.
or phone 920-803-7250.
Friday, December 16
1:45 p.m.
Donations sought for 5th grade Kohler School Friends seeks volunteer to
handle application process
Trees for Tomorrow Camp
Donations are being sought to
partially fund sixteen Kohler fth
grade students so they may attend
Trees for Tomorrow this fall from
October 17-19.
The fth grade is hoping to fund
about one third of the total ex-
pense and needs to raise approximately $1,500. Anyone who is

interested in donating to this learning experience should contact fth
grade teacher Duane Du Mez, at
dumezd@kohler.k12.wi.us.
Kohler School Friends is looking for someone to

manage the application process for our annual Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair. This position is mainly athome computer work, some phone, and occasional
meeting attendance. You will responsible for managing the application process, communication to exhibitors, and exhibitor check-in. Knowledge of Excel
necessary and training provided for Pay Pal invoicing. You will be mentored throughout the process.
This is a great opportunity for someone whod like

to support the Kohler School Friends PTO in a primarily behind-the-scenes role. Please contact Dawn
Shepherd for more information.
Dawn Shepherd
Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair, Chair
Email: theshepherdcrew@gmail.com
Cell: 864.593.0080
Kohler students compete in National

History Day competition
Three Kohler students with
their outstanding individual entries have qualied to attend the
National History Day competition
in June at Maryland University.
In the Junior Division, special
congratulations to national qualiers goes to Olivia Grosse with
her individual exhibit on Thomas Moran and the Creation of
Yellowstone National Park, and
Bridgett Bullard with her individ-
ual performance on World War II:

Women in the Workforce.
In the Senior Division, special
congratulations to national qualier goes to Kate OLeary with
her individual performance on
Dr. Virginia Apgar: Encountering
Newborns Death, Exploring Infants Health, and Exchanging the
Apgar Score.
Also congratulations to the students who are recognized for their
outstanding work as alternates to

nationals. They are: First alternates Grace Unger and Ashley
Thyes with their group exhibit in
the Senior Division; second alternates, Johnny Vallo and Max
Homes with their group performance in the Senior Division
And congratulations to seventh
grade student Samantha Kochan.
Samantha won a special award,
The Mayower American History
Award, in the Junior Division for

her outstanding work on her individual documentary on the Trail
of Tears.
Wed also like to recognize ve
other students who made it to the
nal round. Congratulations to:
Tyler Roeder, Carter Gebler, and
Conner Cassidy with their group
exhibit. Nadia Wandschneider
and Shannon OLeary with their
group performance.
Junior Division
7th Grade
Samantha Kochan
Mimi Rustan
McKenna Schumacher
Ava Homann
Erin Pelligrino
Cady Zhang
Lily Montes
Nadia Wandschneider
Shannon OLeary
Hannah Shvartsmann
From left: Olivia Grose, Kate OLeary, and Bridgit Bullard
Submitted photo
Sixty Kohler School students in

grades seventh, eighth, and ninth
grade attended this years NHD
Regional Competition. Thirty
four of those students advanced
to the NHD State Competition in
April in Madison.
Congratulations to all participants for their hard work and efforts!
8th Grade
Isa Eilmus
Tyler Roeder
Carter Gebler
Conner Cassidy
Aleah Roeber
Marcella Senti
Fiona Hidri
Shelby Horth
Bridget Bullard
Chris Zhang
Christian Cantrell
Frank Zufeldt
Ian Kanz
Zach Coulis
Ethan Dillon
Ty Uselding
Olivia Grosse
Senior Division
9th Grade
Ashley Thyes
Grace Unger
Kate OLeary
John Vallo
Max Holmes
Ben Guesneau
Elsie Kay
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Testing the Waters students work with water quality specialists

Kohlers Testing the Waters students took part in a eld trip
to Esslingen Park in Sheboygan to work with water quality
specialists on the rivers Area of Concern. Students learned
about the restoration work of that part of the Sheboygan
Seniors:
Allie Bryce
Abby Cieszynski
Brett Friske
Emily Guesneau
Dennis Kanz
Lauren Kelm
Sam Maass
Anna Mesalles
Jamie Pagelow
Megan Renzelmann
Jenny Rutten
Tyler Tuttle
Lucas Wesemann
River, and helped to identify and pull invasive species.

Students canoed down the river to the Kiwanis Park area.
Participating in this community service event for the County Water Quality Program was a valuable experience for
these high school students.

Participating students:
Juniors:
Sophomores:
Noah Becker,
Avinash Murthy
Allison Boerner
Christy Zheng
Archie Brohn
Jim Conklin
Quinn Daane
Emma Hapeman
Evelyn Heun
Riland Hidri
Kellie Hoekstra
Zac Hoell
Lauren Horth
Lucas Knuth
Sam Kohler
Jenna Ladwig
Allie Lindow
Grace Madigan
Lorrigan Puls
Amanda Renzelmann
Kaelin Sbrocco
Brady Stefanczyk
Charlie Twohig
Emily Vallo
Nathan Waniorek
Submitted photo
2015-2016 Kohler Middle School Math Teams Year

Kohler Middle School took
three teams to its rst math meet
at Lakeland College for the 25th
Michael J. Devaney Lakeland
College Math Meet on November
9, 2015. Team 1 placed third out
of 45 teams. Members include:
Aleah Roeber (8), Eli Nugent
(8), Ian Kanz (8), Grin Otte
(8), Tanner Thyes (7), Lily Montes (7), Natasha Sokhi (7), and
Toby Landes (6). Aleah Roeber
and Natasha tied for 4th/5th place
with a score of 24. Chris Zhang
took second with a score of 26,
one point behind rst place. This
was a great and exciting start for

the team, said Math Team coach
Lacy Wiest.
Ten members then participated in the MATHCOUNTS meet
at Acuity on February 6, 2016.
Those members include: Chris
Zhang (8), Courtney Yang (8),
Grin Otte (8), Ian Kanz (8) ,
Eli Nugent (8), Lily Montes (7) ,
Natasha Sokhi (7) , Tanner Thyes
(7) , Cadi Zhang (7) , and Allyson
Foote (6). The teams top place
member at 15th place, Ian Kanz,
was a point short to continue to
the State Competition in Madi-
son. All still had fun and enjoyed

watching the Countdown Round
with the top 10 contenders.
Next, eight members got to
compete in early March in the
2016 Middle School State Mathematics Contest Sponsored by The
Wisconsin Mathematics Council. The members include: Aleah
Roeber (8), Ian Kanz (8), Brian
Zheng (8), Zach Coulis (8), Mansi
Patel (7), Tanner Thyes (7), Cadi
Zhang (7), and Allyson Foote (6).
The team was very proud of the
individual places they attained.
Cadi Zhang was awarded with All
State 2nd Team. Aleah Roeber

and Ian Kanz were both awarded
All - State 1st Team.
The nal meet was an online
international competition held by
UW-Whitewater, Purple Comet.
Cadi Zhang, Lily Montes, Natasha Sokhi, Courtney Yang, and
Owen Multer competed as a team.
Ian Kanz, Zach Coulis, Eli Nugent, Chris Zhang, Brian Zheng,
and Grin Otte made the second
team. The team is still waiting on
results. This was a fun and challenging competition.
Eliaine Sun, Sophia Sokhi, Co-
hen Otte, Charlie Roeder, Kimmy

Schipper, and Elle Borowski were
also members of this years math
team.
It was a great year with the
team, many accomplishments
happened for us this year. I hope
all the 8th graders join the High
School Math Team next year and
the 6th and 7th grade members
continue to be on the team and
help it grow and improve like they
did this year. I could not be more
proud of these students and their
hard work and talent, said Wiest.
Submitted photos
THE KOHLER VILLAGER
Global Learning and Observations

to Benefit the Environment
GLOBE is an international
program composed of students,
teachers, and scientists that work
together to investigate and learn
more about the environment. Students and their teachers collect
and share data with other scientists and programs. Announced
by the U. S. Government on
Earth Day in 1994, GLOBEs
worldwide implementation was
launched in 1995. Kohler was one
of the rst fty schools receiving
grant money to begin the program.
Now, students in over 112 countries participate in GLOBE data
collection led by 57,581 trained
teachers. The Kohler GLOBE
Program is among 24,507 other
schools that also collecting data.
Over 10 million students have
contributed more than 22 billion
measurements to the GLOBE database. Sponsorship of GLOBE
is a joint venture of the U. S.
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA) and the
National Science Foundation with
support from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and Department of
State.
Vision: A worldwide community of students, teachers, scientists,
and citizens working together to
better understand, sustain, and
improve Earths environment at
local, regional, and global scales.
Mission: To promote the teaching
and learning of science, enhance
environmental literacy and stewardship, and promote scientic
discovery.
The GLOBE program in Kohler

is made up of students in Biology and Honors Biology. These
students share the responsibilities of collecting and recording
atmospheric data every school
day. Upper classmen in Honors
Chemistry, AP Biology, and Honors Physics contribute to the collection of hydrology data during
the fall and spring. These students
make up Kohlers Testing the Waters Team.
The atmospheric data collected
by students in GLOBE is entered
onto an international web-site
data base. Students enter measurements such as high and low
temperatures, amounts of precipitation and pH, cloud type, and
relative humidity. When combined with other data presented
by students and teachers throughout countries around the world,
scientists can interpret and observe changes in the environment.
Overall, this program allows every participating student, teacher,

and scientist to track and learn
more about our constantly changing environment.
Biology teacher, Jessie Good,
and chemistry and physics teacher, Dana Krejcarek, serve as advisors.
2015/2016 GLOBE Participants:
Keith Baka, Meg Biznek, Carlyann Campione, Jack Cassady,
Sarah Cassidy, Leon Chen, Emily Cieszynski, Cat Coulson, Kara
Friske, Sean Farrell, Remy Havens, Madi Hoell, Maggie Kelly,
Makayla Neese, Grace Nugent,
Grace Pellegrino, Lauren Perzewski, Khloe Rustan, Rachel
Saord, Frances Schueller, Jenna Silvestri, Issie Smith, Kelsey
Stock, Ben Tengowski, Maddie
Wandschneider, Doug Wake, Katie Wilkens, Hallie Wollin, Tilydia
Xiong, and Christy Zheng.
Kohler Science Teachers

Present at National NSTA
Conference
Kohler science teachers, Jessie
Good and Dana Krejcarek, presented as part of the Extravaganza at the National Science Teacher Association national conference
in Nashville, Tennessee. The presentation was part of the Association of Presidential Awardees in
Science Teaching series. Other
groups presenting included; the
Council for Elementary Science
International, the NSTA Committee on Preschool-Elementary Science Teaching, Science &
Children authors and reviewers,
the Society of Elementary Presi-
dential Awardees, and the Association of Presidential Awardees

Secondary. The conference focus
was to present the latest in science
content, teaching strategies, best
practices, and research to enhance
and expand teachers professional
development. The Nashville conference was planned around four
strands enabling attendees to focus on a specic area of interest.
Over 15,000 science educators
from across the country participated in this national convention held
March 31 through April 2.
Submitted photo
From left: Dana Krejcarek and Jessie Good

From left: Makayla Neese, Remy Havens, Grace Nugent
Submitted photo
Honors Biology and AP Biology Genetics

and Information Transfer
Honors Biology students at
Kohler High School have recently completed the biotechnology
component of the biology curriculum. Biotechnology is the
technology of using living things
to create useful products. Biotechnology has historically been used
in the making of bread, wine,
soap, the treatment of waste, and
the production of cheese. Selective breeding of agricultural animals and selective practices in
crop planting have occurred for
hundreds of years. Biotechnology has changed due to the advancements of technologies such
as computers and software in the
1970s to include the development
of human insulin for the treatment
of diabetes, human growth hormone for children, and identication of specic genes responsible
for genetic disorders, and in some
cases treatment for those disorders.
Honors Biology students learn
and then use the steps necessary
to move a gene from one organism to another. The process involves the isolation of plasmid
DNA, using endonuclease restriction enzymes to cut DNA at specic sites in the DNA sequence,
ligation of the plasmid fragments,
transformation of bacteria, prepa-
ration and casting of agarous gel,

electrophoresis of restriction enzyme digested DNA, staining,
viewing, and photographing the
gel, and learning the process by
which scientists determine DNA
fragment size.
This is the forth year of the College Boards revised AP Biology
curriculum which focuses on enduring, conceptual understandings and the content that supports
them. This approach may enable
students to spend less time on factual recall and more time on inquiry-based learning of essential
concepts and better help them to
develop the reasoning skills necessary to engage in science practices. This redesigned curriculum
will also provide students the

experiences necessary to design
a plan for collecting data, analyzing data, applying mathematical
routines, and connecting concepts. One area of the new curriculum, Big Idea 3 Genetics and
Information Transfer, has students
conduct two biotechnology investigations. One investigation is a
bacterial transformation in which
Kohler students transformed E.
coli with an ampicillin resistance
gene which was fused with the
GFP (green uorescent protein).
The resultant ampicillin resistant
bacterial colonies were grown on
an ampicillin plate and exhibited
uorescent properties with an ultraviolet light source. The second
investigation has Kohler students

completing a restriction enzyme
analysis of DNA and then calcu-
lating the sizes of restriction enzyme fragment length and create a

standard curve.
Submitted photos
KOHLERVILLAGER.COM
April 25, 2016 School Board Minutes

Call to Order
Christina Koberstein called the meeting to
order at 7:24 p.m. in the Kohler Public Library.
Chad Hamilton called roll. The following board
members were present: Steve Cassady, Chad
Hamilton, Christina Koberstein, Meredith
Behler and Pete Schueller.
Statement of Public Notice
April 22, 2016
Approval of Agenda
Chad moved to approve the agenda. Steve
seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Superintendents Report
(Quynh Trueblood)
MUSIC EDUCATION
The annual fundraiser by the Performing Arts
Organization (PAO) was a success! The PAO
provides financial support for music camps
and out-of-state performance trips. Special
appreciation goes to President Sonja Heins,
Chair Beth Tengowski; Music Directors Lori
Hucke, Rich Tengowski, and Wendy Kukla;
student performers and family and community
supporters.
PREPARING FOR 2016-17

We are on track with hiring quality teachers
for the 2016-17 school year, producing a
preliminary budget, performance evaluations,
and the master schedule. It is from the
focused, skillful, and tireless work by our
administrators, business manager, faculty,
and support staff that Kohler schools will
successfully launch a new school year.
END OF YEAR CELEBRATION
Appreciations and recognitions are set for
celebration on May 11. The Kohler School
Friends will host the Teacher Appreciation
luncheon. We plan kick off our shoes and bowl
our hearts out to get energized for a strong
finish to the school year.
Elementary Principals Report (Lisa
Greene)
Chayton Haubert, a second grader in Mrs.
Roebers class is a National Math League
Winner with a perfect score. We are so incredibly proud of him!
Ms. Heins announced Kohler as one of

the Best Communities for Music Education
(BCME) in America by the National Association
of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation.
NAMM recognizes outstanding efforts by
teachers, administrators, parents, students
and community leaders who work together
to ensure access to music learning for all
students as part of the school curriculum. The
Kohler music community is one of 476 school
districts recognized out of the nations 13,515
school districts. Congratulations to the Kohler
music community!
Events coming up:

Vision checks May 16
Spring Musical May 20
We have many field trips on the horizon:
Heritage Hill State Park- Gr. 4 - May 12
Camp Y-Koda - Gr. 2 - May 25
Point Beach Nuclear Plant- Gr. 5 - May 25
Barlow Planetarium - Gr. 3 - May 26
Civil War Re-enactment - Gr. 5- June 6
Odyssey Fun Center - Gr. 1- June 7
Our PBIS focus this month is on minor defiance. We often only think of defiance as a
verbal refusal to follow directions, talking back
or socially rude interactions. Our focus is more
on minor defiance which would be described
as engaging in failure to respond to adult requests when asked the first time or to ignore a
rule that they know and understand.
Assessment: The Forward Exam is going
well. It is taking about half of the time that
was expected. I am looking forward to getting
the result by late summer or early fall so we
can take a look at the data and analyze our
programming and curriculum needs, and to
see where are students are in relation to being
college and career ready. This data will also be
reflected in the 2015-16 school report cards
that will be out in the fall.
MS-HS Principal Report (Timothy Brown)
Homework Task Force
This past month the high school addressed
how we approach student balance from a staff
perspective. We have focused on creating
healthy dialogue between staff, as well as
between students, staff, and parents. To these
ends, we have created a collective philosophy
on the purpose of homework. Further we have
created a task force to study and present best
practices and current pedagogy for the 201617 school year. In this way we can all agree,
support, and document those ways we can
help all students in our learning community
become inspired, engaged and achieve.
National History Day
Last meeting, I updated the board on our
21 entries at the State National History Day
competition. Last weekend was our state
competition and we had 3 projects that
qualified for Nationals. The projects created
by Middle School Students Bridgitt Bullard,
Olivia Grosse and Kate OLeary all qualified
for the National Competition. We want to
KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION
Please fill out and return this census form
even if you do not have children.
TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN:
x This form is to obtain information for our census. Please complete the questions with
reference to all persons in you household, from birth to 21 years inclusive, married or
single.
x
If you do not have any children, write none in column 1.
Please complete this form regardless of whether your children are in public,
private or not currently enrolled in any school at the present. The form may
be brought to the KPS office or mailed. If you have any questions, please
call 803-7200.
CHILD FIND Subchapter IV of Chapter 115, Wisconsin Statutes mandates that school district personnel are aware of
all children between the ages of birth and 20 who have or are suspected of having physical or orthopedic disability,
cognitive disability, or other developmental disabilities such as hearing impairment, visual disability, speech or
language disability, emotional disturbance, learning disability, autism, traumatic brain injury or any combination of
conditions which may result in the need for exceptional educational services to supplement or replace regular
education. If such a condition exists with any of your children, please list in the column that deals with the disabled.
Providing this information will assist in appropriate referrals to meet your needs.
Under school attended, please write the name of the school and check public or non-public.
Please return the bottom portion to the KPS office by

August 1, 2016.
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recognize the time, efforts and talents of these

fine students. Mrs. Monica Labudde and Mr.
Matthew Bayens have spent countless hours
and dedication to helping all of our students
achieve greatness in the classroom and
extending learning beyond the four walls of
our building.
Classroom Highlights
Visual Art students were able to take
advantage of an experience by which they
were able to interview and observe Jim Neel
talked about the creative processes. Mr.
Neel is a professor of Art in Alabama. It is
opportunities such as these that enrich our
learning experience for our students. Special
thank you to John Wheeler for creating
experiences for students to see art in action.
2016-17 Community of Recognition in
Supporting the Arts
The Village of Kohler and Kohler School
District earned a Top 100 Community for
supporting Musical Arts. This is the third
time in fifteen years we have earned this
distinction. This speaks volumes for the
support our community places on the arts, our
Performing Arts Organization and its members,
and our school and students. This is truly a
wonderful distinction and honor for our entire
community to take great pride in.
Staffing
Before the board we offer two excellent
candidates. We recognized, early in the hiring
process that our mission to attract, retain and
retain the finest staff possible is not possible
over the summer months. We actively
searched candidates early in the process and
we believe we have found the best fit for our
learning community.
Our first position, Athletics and Activities
and Director of Community Service. Our
candidate, Joseph Hildebrand, truly wowd
our interview committee. He outpaced a
field of over 70 applicants on paper and in
the interview process. He demonstrated
true enthusiasm, showcased his managerial
skills by the youth basketball program he
has developed while in the Grafton School
District. Beyond the raw resume, what really
stood out was Joes ability to extend. By this
I mean his passion to grow all of our k-12
Athletics and Activity programs, showcasing
true knowledge of the learning that takes place
at every developmental level. It is our belief
that he will be able to take what Doug Bocchini
created and take all of our programs to the
next developmental step towards continued
success.
Our second position, Middle and High School
Science. Our candidate, Rebecca Rabideaux
is one of those special up and coming
teachers. As you can see from her resume,
she has a Masters Degree from Drake
University. Moreover, what set her apart was
her real-world experience of working in a
Laboratory. Her interview demonstrated her
high maturity level and emotional IQ. Her
youth and training gives her 21st century skills
and we believe she will be a perfect fit for
our newly created Engineering Design and
Conceptual Chemistry classes, both of which
are a project-based model.
Review of District Finances
The 2015/16 school year will finish within
budget.
2016/17 budget preparation is in process.
The goal of a balanced budget will be
achieved, in spite of flat revenues.
2016/17 preliminary budget will continue
to be refined and will be presented
to the Finance Cmte in May and
June for review/discussion.
In June, the preliminary
budget will be presented to
the COTW and BOE for approval.
In process of reviewing health insurance
renewal options from Prevea. The
financial impact of the renewal will be
included in the 2016/17 budget.
Consent Agenda
Approval of March 14, 2016 Regular Board
Meeting minutes and April 11, 2016 Special
Board Meeting minutes
Approval of Invoices
Reports of the Finance Committee
Staffing changes 2016-2017
Teacher compensation and contract
template
Budget overview
Renewal rates for health insurance
Timeline for 2016-2017 preliminary
budget
Reports of the Committee of the Whole
Community survey results as part of
strategic planning
Board Governance topics
Strategic planning tools
Pete moved to approve the consent agenda.
Chad seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion
carried.
Action and/or Discussion Items

Election of Board Officers
Quynh Trueblood called for nominations for
board president. Christina nominated Pete
Schueller for board president. Chad seconded
the motion. There were no other nominations.
Chad moved to approve by acclamation.
Christina seconded the motion. No objections.
Pete was elected President.
Pete called for nominations for vice-president.
Christina nominated Steve Cassady. Chad
seconded the motion. There were no other
nominations.
Chad moved to approve by acclamation.
Christina seconded the motion. No objections.
Steve was elected Vice-President.
Pete called for nominations for treasurer.
Steve nominated Meredith Behler. Chad
seconded the motion. There were no other
nominations.
Chad moved to approve by acclamation. Steve
seconded the motion. No objections. Meredith
was elected Treasurer.
Pete called for nominations for clerk. Christina
nominated Chad. Meredith seconded the
motion. There were no other nominations.
Pete moved to approve by acclamation.
Meredith seconded the motion. No objections.
Chad was elected Treasurer.
Appoint committee members
Pete Schueller appointed himself and Meredith
Behler to the finance committee.
Pete Schueller appointed Chad Hamilton
and Meredith Behler to the ad hoc policy
committee.
Appoint the CESA 7 Representative
Pete Schueller appointed Christina Koberstein
as the CESA 7 representative.
Approve NEOLA policy 0142.5 as
recommended by the administration and
waive the second reading
Chad moved to approve policy 0142.5 as
recommended by the administration and waive
the second reading. Steve seconded the
motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve teacher contracts as
recommended by the administration
Christina moved to approve the teacher
contracts as recommended by the
administration. Meredith seconded the motion.
All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the administrative contract for
Cindy Payne, Director of Pupil Services &
Special Education and school psychologist
for the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 school
years
Christina moved to approve the administrative
contract for Cindy Payne. Chad seconded the
Accept the resignation of Stacy Lewerenz
Rozmarynowski, HS English and social
studies teacher
Chad moved to accept the resignation of Stacy
Lewerenz Rozmarynowski. Meredith seconded
the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the hire of Theresa Andrews,
accounts payable clerk
Meredith moved to approve the hire Theresa
Andrews. Steve seconded the motion. All
ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the hire of Joe Hildebrand,
Director of Athletics & Activities and
Director of Community Service
Christina moved to approve the hire of Joe
Hildebrand. Meredith seconded the motion. All
ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the hire of Rebecca Rabideaux,
MS-HS science teacher
Christina moved to approve the hire of
Rebecca Rabideaux. Steve seconded the
Approve the hire of Jim Lautenschlaeger,
library media specialist
Chad moved to approve the hire of Jim
Lautenschlaeger. Meredith seconded the
Approve the hire of Rikki Bruggink, 3rd
grade teacher
Meredith moved to hire Rikki Bruggink.
Christina seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Human ResourcesSuperintendent
contract
Chad moved to enter into closed session
for the purposes of considering the contract
and performance related information for the
Superintendent as permitted by Wis. Stats.
19.85(1)(c). Meredith seconded the motion.
A roll call vote was taken with all members
voting in favor of the motion. The meeting
entered into closed session at 7:45 pm.
Adjournment
Pete moved to enter into open session.
Christina seconded the motion. All ayes.
The meeting was adjourned by Pete at 8:45
pm.
THE KOHLER VILLAGER
The
VILLAGE VIEW
www.kohlervillage.org
Bicycle Safety Day

S
Saturday,
June 11th
11:30 am at Kohler
Village Hall
FROM CLERK/TREASURER LAURIE LINDOW
www.kohlervillage.org
Village Meetings Scheduled for June

6/1
Library Board (at Library)
12:30 pm
6/6
Property Committee
4:30 pm
6/6
Finance Committee
5:00 pm
6/8
Tourism Promotion & Development 7:30 am
6/13
Village Board
5:30 pm
6/23
Planning Commission
4:30 pm
All meetings are held at Kohler Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive,
unless otherwise indicated.
Board of Review
The Village of Kohler Board of Review will be meeting briey in
early June per state statute but will adjourn to a later date due to
the assessment roll not being available.
FROM POLICE CHIEF BILL RUTTEN

www.kohlerpolice.com
Vandalism
Many of you are already aware of some vandalism that had
occurred in Ravine Park near the school. Due to citizens notifying
our police department right away, the actor was determined and
apprehended. Incidents like these strike a nerve in our community.
I had several conversations with residents about how we can stop
this from occurring. The Kohler PD was able to be as responsive
as it was due to great involvement from citizens, and I ask that
the vigilance continue. Call our department when incidents are
occurring. Ask the dispatcher to have an ocer sent. We cant
always prevent senseless incidents, but we will do our best in
holding those responsible accountable.
Bike Safety Day
The Kohler Police Department is again sponsoring the Bike
Safety Day on Saturday, June 11th. Bike inspections start at 11:30
and the obstacle course will start at12:30 pm. The event is being
held at the Village Hall. Licenses are required and are available
for $2.50 for any bikes with wheels larger than 16". A detailed
yer is located on our website at www.kohlerpolice.com. Bike
license forms are on the website too, it could be lled out before
you arrive. There will be forms available the day of, but it would
make that portion go more quickly. All participants will receive
an inspection of their bike, a free helmet and a bike accessory. We
will also be supplying free soda and chips after the days events.
Scams
Scammers are again calling and posing as the IRS and threatening
residents if money isnt paid. They threaten the homeowner that
they will call the police/sheri and have them arrested if they
dont pay the judgments against them. The phones caller ID may
even state IRS. These are NOT legitimate calls. Do not give them
any money. Hang up as soon as you can. The IRS does not phone
people about judgments and we would not pick you up for the IRS.
If you get targeted by one of these or another attempt to swindle
you of your money and have questions, call our department for
advice, 459-3877. For more information you can go to the IRS
webpage
http://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/Dont-be-FooledPhone-Scams-Continue-to-Be-Serious-Threat-Nationwide.
FROM DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS

BRETT EDGERLE
Cross Connection Control (Backow) Program

The Village of Kohler is required to move forward with a cross
connection control (backow preventer) program. WDNR
Regulations require every water supplier to develop and
implement a comprehensive cross connection control program for
the elimination of existing cross connections and prevention, and
protection from all future cross connections.
Residential backow preventers may exist or be required on
lawn irrigation systems, wet re protection systems, hot water
heating (boiler) systems, swimming pool lls, water features,
etc. Backow preventers may also be required if there is another
water source on the site such as a well, pond, river, etc.
Backow preventers are the property of the water customer and
the responsibility lies with the customer for annual testing and
maintenance. The water customer must contract with a licensed
tester to perform the required annual tests. Most local plumbers
are certied to test backow preventers.
The contractor hired to oversee Kohlers backow program
is the rm of Aqua Backow, a national rm located in Elgin,

IL specializing in cross connection control management. Aqua
Backow can be reached at 847-742-2296 with any questions.
Your Village of Kohler contact, Brett Edgerle, can be reached at
920-459-3881.
All water customers will be contacted by Aqua Backow at some
point over the next few years to perform a site survey. Inspectors
will be surveying your property to be sure that your water systems
are protected from existing or potential cross connections.
The Kohler Cross Connection Control Program is designed
to safeguard public health. We ask for your cooperation with
our program, its enforcement, and any requests for access or
information that come from Aqua Backow or Village sta.
The Village will host an Open House at the Village Hall in early
July. This will give you an opportunity to ask any questions you
may have with the program with representatives from Aqua
Backow and the Village. Further details are forthcoming.
Garbage, Recycling, Yard Waste Carts
The Public Works Department has received complaints about
residents not bringing in refuse carts from the street at the end of
the pickup day. Please be courteous to your neighbors and help
keep the Village of Kohler a beautiful place to live by bringing
in your carts at the end of the day. As a reminder, all loose yard
waste must be in the yard waste cart (green lid). Branches may be
placed at the curb for chipping.
Garage Sale Signs
One temporary garage sale or for sale sign shall be permitted
on each lot or parcel. Signs located on public property will be
removed by the Public Works Department or Police Department.
Building Permits
A reminder that building permits are required for new structures,
additions, remodeling, accessory structures, pools, plumbing,
electrical, HVAC, siding, roong, fences, signs, modications
over $1,000 in market value, and driveways that encroach on
right-of-way. Any questions about building permits and/or permit
fees can be directed to the Public Works Department at 459-3881
or bedgerle@kohlervillage.org. Permit application forms are
now available on our website kohlervillage.org. It is necessary
to obtain approval from Kohler Co. (if stated on your property
deed) and the Village Plan Commission, before construction
begins on projects including, but not limited to: fences, accessory
buildings, garages, home additions and decks. Guidelines as to
what needs to be submitted to Kohler Company and the Village
Plan Commission are available at either kohlervillage.org or the
Public Works Department.
Storable Swimming Pools
Storable swimming pools, located within the Village limits of The
Village of Kohler, require an annual $50 permit. A storable pool
is any pool, which holds 1000 gallons of water or more. Storable
pools must be located 35 feet from all lot lines and meet ALL
electrical codes for the pump.
Landscape Mulch
Residents looking for landscape mulch are encouraged to call the
Public Works Department at 459-3881. Mulch will be delivered
to your home for $10/Cubic Yard plus tax. Deliveries will be on
Fridays only.
Road Work
Road work will continue through the end of June. The road work
will consist of new asphalt on East Park Lane, South Road, Grafton
Court, Market Street, Church Street (south of School Street),
Sunset Road and Hawthorn Lane. The road work will also replace
some curbing, driveway approaches, and sidewalks. Expect some
disruptions to your normal routines, and please drive courteously
and safely. Please contact the Department of Public Works at 4593881 for more details. Thank you for your cooperation.
FROM THE FIRE CHIEF
Kohler Pool News

Did you know nearly 35% of the Fire Departments in the
U.S. are comprised of volunteer reghters? The Kohler
Fire Department is one of 19,807 all-volunteer departments
nationwide. Our department is a collection of members residing in, or near, the Village of Kohler with employment
history varying from HVAC to Historian. Despite our day
jobs, we all have one concern in common: life and property
safety. We spend an average of 50-hours per year training
with our reghting, swift water rescue, ice rescue, dive
support, and extrication (jaws of life) equipment to ensure
if you need our response, we are prepared. We are currently seeking active reghters to join our ranks to serve our
wonderful community. Thank you for all who supported
our annual Brat Fry, Sunday May 1st. Chief Mike Lindstrom 920-459-3876.
NEWS FROM THE POOL
Regular summer hours for the pool start June 10th. The Indoor
pool and Outdoor pool (weather permitting) will be open from
1:30 7PM daily.
Fees :
Residents and students of Kohler School there is no charge.
Non-Residents accompanied by a resident is $1
Unaccompanied non-resident is $3
Season Passes are available: inquire at the Pool
Swim Lessons: Monday Thursday 9AM and 10 AM
Session I:
June 20-30
Session II:
July 11-21
Session III:
July 25- August 4
Parent-Tot class
July 11-14 (Mon - Thurs) 6:00-6:30
Swim Team:
June 13-July 28 on Monday Wednesday Friday
Juniors: Noon 1:00 PM
Seniors: 11AM 12 PM
Looking for some exercise opportunities???
Water In Motion Aerobics
M/W/F 7-8 AM Cost is $1 Residents, $3 Non-Resident
Adult Lap Swim
Monday Thursday 8-9 AM no Charge to Village residents
FROM YOUTH CENTER MANAGER RHONDA

HOLLAND
Youth Center Hours
Open 7 days a week
June 1-9; 3:00pm - 6:00pm
June 10-August 31; 12:30pm 7:30pm
Summer fun at the Youth Center begins on Friday, June 10 and

we invite you to come on down and take a look. We welcome
everyone! Our grill opens for lunch every day beginning at
12:30pm and will close each evening at 7:30pm. We oer a wide
variety of options on our menu, including hamburgers and chicken
sandwiches, milk shakes and ice cream cones, snack, beverages
and candy. We have a jukebox to listen to music, we have three
big screen televisions to relax in front of. We have classic video
games, skee bbball, free ping pong and free billiards. We also
have a wide variety of classic games for young and old alike.
So COME ON IN and enjoy the summer in an easy-going, fun
and comfortable environment. We are located inside Door 19 on
School Street right next to the swimming pool.
MENU - these are just some of the great items available!
Hamburger
$3.00
French Fries
$1.00
Cheeseburger
$3.25
Nachos with Cheese
$1.50
Chicken Tenders
$3.00
Milk Shake
$1.50
Hot Dog
$1.00
Slushie
$1.75
Grill Cheese
$1.00
Ice Cream Cone
$.75
Candy 5 10 25 50 $1
Part-Time Job Opportunity
Need a job this summer? We are looking for responsible youth
workers to become part of the team at the Youth Center this
summer. Responsibilities include working with kids and working
with food in a short order kitchen environment. Attention to detail
is a must. Noon-4:00 pm and 4:00-8:00 pm are the shifts available
seven days a week. If you are a hard worker, at least 15 years old,
energetic, open minded and are willing to learn new things, please
pick up, ll out and return your application. Applications are
available at the Youth Center or Village Hall and can be returned
to either location. Feel free to call or text Rhonda Holland if you
have questions at 920-207-6537.
VILLAGE BOARD
The Village Board approved the following items during their
April 11 meeting:
Operators licenses as requested.
Temporary Class B beer license for KPAL for April 30, 2016.
Hiring Melissa Ninham as swimnastics instructor at the pool.
February 2016 Revenue & Expense reports, bank
reconciliation and journal entry.
Contract with Aqua Backow for a multi-year Cross
Connection program, total project cost $49,829.
Hiring Sheboygan County Highway Department for paving
West I, Sunset Road and Hawthorne Lane, estimated project
cost $452,225.50.
NR216 Compliance Annual Report.
Proposal to complete the oce area reconguration, cost
$4,229.
Deny right-of-way application from Wisconsin Technologies
Networking, LLC.
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Kelly Boeldt appointed Manager Membership International Yoga Day

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Services and Sales Sports Core
Sports Core has appointed Kelly
Boeldt as Manager Membership
Services and Sales. Boeldt will
be responsible for growing membership, driving engagement and
loyalty, establishing and maintaining
connections with corporate partners
and representing Sports Core at
Destination Kohler, Kohler Co. and
Sheboygan County wellness events
and initiatives.
Prior to joining Sports Core,
Boeldt worked for Prevea Health as a
Health & Wellness Account Representative and Partnership Services
Coordinator. In prior years, she held
various positions for Kohler Co. including Sales Manager, Meetings and
Events Manager and Event Specialist
for the Hospitality & Real Estate
Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.
Division and as a Customer Service

Associate for the Kitchen & Bath
Group.
health and wellness organizations,

including Wellness Council of Wisconsin, Sheboygan County Activity
and Nutrition Coalition, Sheboygan
Area Society of Human Resource
Managers, Sheboygan County
Chamber of Commerce, and National
Wellness Institute.
She holds a Bachelors Degree in
Business Management from Concordia University Wisconsin, an
Associates Degree in Arts & Science
from University of Wisconsin Sheboygan and an Associates Degree
in Horticulture & Landscape Design
from Milwaukee Area Technical
College.
Kelly is or has been an active participant in several local and regional
Celebrate yoga, community, and

wellness together in a free class on the
lawn of The American Club for International Day of Yoga on the Summer
Solstice. Yoga on the Lake instructor
Jessica Warren will lead the one-hour
session. A limited supply of yoga mats
will be available, but please bring

your own if possible. All are welcome including families, children and
Kohler Co. associates. No experience
required. Refreshments with be provided by The Green House.
Sounds of Summer Sundays
Music lls the air along the shore of Wood Lake this summer. Every Sunday
June 5-August 28 from 3-5pm, a fresh, exciting act will perform live on the
lakeside patio at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler. Soak up some sun, kick back
with a bite to eat or a cold refreshment and enjoy the free summer concert series
hosted by The Shops at Woodlake Kohler.
2016 Concert Schedule:
June 5 - Nick Spitza

July 10 - Ryan McIntyre August 7 - Wait for Morning
June 12 - Jenny Thiel
July 17 - DBT
August 14 - Phil Norby
June 19 - Kieth Pulvermacher July 24 - The Stangs
August 21 - Matt Haffel
June 26 - MarrLo Prada
July 31 - Annie B
August 28 - Mark Croft
In the case of inclement weather, concerts will take place in the Breezeway at
The Shops at Woodlake.
Shake & Stir Saturdays: Cocktail Demonstrations with a Hands-on Twist

Destination Kohler shakes things up
with a series of hands-on cocktail
sessions hosted in the Demonstration Kitchen. A beverage expert will
guide amateur mixologists through their individual standing-only work

an interactive craft cocktail program stations while Craverie Chocolatier
featuring three drinks. Attendees will Cafe Chef Amanda Weber prepares
create and enjoy their cocktails at accompanying themed appetizers.
SHAKE & STIR SATURDAYS SCHEDULE
June 4 - Mules and Tools / Bar Gadget Fun
June 11 - The New Old-Fashioned
June 18 - Mocktails / Spirited Nonalcoholic Drinks
June 25 - Sparkling Wine Cocktails
Exhibit: EPHEMERAL NATURE

Through July 24
ARTspace A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center at The
Shops at Woodlake
Whether using fabric, ceramic, metal
or organic material the ar sts work
capture joy, beauty and harmony in
their work. Experience the hand-sewn
fabric pain ngs of Chris RobertsAn eau (LA), the unconven onal
found-object, mixed-media jewelry
of Alexandra Lozier (NY), the vibrant
textures and colors in the enamel
jewelry of Wendy McAllister (MD)
and the ceramic vessels of Lucy Dierks
(NC). For more informa on, please call
920-452-8602.
Sushi Night at The Winery
Thursdays, 5-9pm
Special Menu, prices range between
$4-$12.
The Winery Bar presents a fresh,
new experience as we expand our
menu and oer sushi roll op ons.
Asian-inspired dishes and a variety of
complementary specialty sake drinks.
Delight in our new Japanese-inspired
cuisine with fresh sh own in daily
from Hawaii, Japan and Alaska.
Taste of Blackwolf
Tuesdays, 5-9pm
Experience Blackwolf Runs signature
menu items with smaller por on sizes
and specialty pricing.
The Horse & Plow Happenings
Happy Hour - 4-6pm Monday Friday,
2 for 1 Wisconsin Cra and Domes c
Dra Beers, House Wines or Rails, $5
featured appe zers
Wednesdays Kids Eat Free - Available
for children 12 and under. Two children maximum per purchased adult
entre; must be accompanied by an
adult.
Sunday Bloody Mary Special - $5
Bloody Marys every Sunday at The
Horse & Plow
Chefs Table Dinner Series
Join us in Des na on Kohler for the
rst of its kind, Chefs Table Dinner
Series. Delight in a 3-course dinner
demonstrated, prepared and served
by a featured Des na on Kohler chef
in the Demonstra on Kitchen. Chefs
will be showcasing their best and
favorite dishes for this exclusive event
and showing you how they make it
all come together. Space is limited
to keep the experience in mate, so
make sure to reserve your seat at the
table soon. Dinner begins at 6pm. The
event price is $60 per person / $79

with beverage pairings per person.
Reserve your spot and view menus at
KohlerAtHome.com.
Schedule of upcoming Chefs Table
Dinners:
Thursday, June 2 - Zeke Fitzgerald,
Chef, The Horse & Plow - Beets, Bison,
Beer
Tuesday, June 7 - Tiany Ringelste er,
Chef, Whistling Straits - A Berry Good
Time
Thursday, June 9 - Evan Wallerman,
Chef, Blackwolf Run - Game Night
Tuesday, June 14 - Jim Feider, Chef,
Cucina - Duck, Duck Mousse
Thursday, June 16 - Robert Brown,
Chef, Special Events - Summer Bliss
Tuesday, June 21 - Evan Wallermann,
Chef, Blackwolf Run - Summer in Paris
Thursday, June 23 - Deric Lightle, Chef,
Special Events - For the Love of Bacon
Tuesday, June 28 - James Deptula,
Chef, Special Events - Frank & Bean
Thursday, June 30 - Ma Bauer,
Execu ve Chef, The American Club Say Cheese
Sounds of Summer Sundays
Sundays, June 5 August 28, 3-5pm,
Complimentary
Shops at Woodlake Rotunda
Join us this summer as music lls the
air along the shore of Wood Lake in
Kohler. Every Sunday, June 5 August
28, from 3-5pm, a fresh, exci ng act
will perform live on the lakeside pa o
at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler.
Shop. Dine. Relax.
June 5 - Nick Spitza
June 12 - Jenny Thiel
June 19 - Kieth Pulvermacher
June 26 - MarrLo Prada
Emporium Gi Shop at the American
Club
Celebrate Dad this Fathers Day, June
19th!
Located on the lower conference
level of the American Club. Visit the
Emporium for a unique shopping experience! Fathers Day is Sunday, June
19th, celebrate Dad and spoil him with
the latest golf Apparel and accessories.
June 1s t- June 19th BOGO o of all
ocial Whistling Straits golf apparel
and receive a free gi with purchase!!
(Free gi s are while supplies last.)
Complimentary gi boxes and ribbon
included!
Spend a minimum of $100 on Peter
Millar Apparel and receive entry for
the chance to win a $500 shopping
spree on the Peter Millar website.
Sessions are oered Saturdays in May

and June from 2-3pm for $35 per person. Guests must be 21 years or older
to participate in all events
Purchase tickets at KohlerAtHome.

com clicking on Special Events and
the Demonstration Kitchen Series or
by phone 1-800-344-2838.
Destination Kohler Calendar of Events

Movers & Shakers at the Shops of
Woodlake Kohler
Gi s that give!
Announcing, our newest gi that
gives, an organic toy thats twice as
nice!! Brand new at Movers & Shakers
our Bears for Humanity plush line
of all natural, 100% organic Sherpa
and Hemp teddy bears! For every bear
purchased a bear will be donated to
Safe Harbor in Sheboygan! In addi on
to suppor ng a child in need, the
bears are made in Union City, CA and
support their local welfare to work
program, so this is a gi that keeps
on giving! Come see these so and
huggable bears and while youre in,
check out the great gi s for Fathers
Day and the newest summer toy selec on! Complimentary gi packaging
included!
Scentuali es at the Shops of Woodlake Kohler
Its Wedding Season!
Located at the Shops of Woodlake
Kohler, Scentuali es oers a beau ful
selec on of bridal gi s and In mate
apparel. Were celebra ng the season,
oering 10% o everything from our
bridal lo and a free gi with your
purchase! (Free gi s are while supplies
last.) Complimentary gi boxes and
ribbon included! While youre in see
our newest selec on of womens
dresses, accessories, and bath & body
care.
Last Day of School Special
June 7
Craverie
All day - Free kids meal with the
purchase of an adult meal.
Day of Beauty
June 9
Kohler Waters Spa
A Day of Beauty with the Clinic of
Cosme c Surgery: Enjoy special pricing
on injec on treatments including
Botox and dermal llers done in the
beauty and privacy of a Kohler Waters
Spa treatment room. Call 866-4625645 for reserva ons.
The Wonder of Berries
June 10, 1-4pm, Complimentary
Kohler Waters Spa Bou que
Stop in the spa bou que between 1pm
and 4pm to learn about the benets
of Kers n Florians BerryPlus Repair
Serum. During the event purchase any
full size Kers n Florian product and
receive a free gi . Call 866-462-5645
for more informa on.
Yogi & Toes

June 14, 6-8pm, $50
Kohler Waters Spa
Enjoy a 60-minute yoga class taught
by Jessica Warren followed by a
25-minute pedicure at Kohler Water
Spa. Call 866-462-5645 for more
informa on and reserva ons.
15th Anniversary Celebra on at
Kohler Waters Spa
June 15
Kohler Waters Spa
Celebrate the Kohler Waters Spas
15th anniversary. Come celebrate with
us and meet specialists from Nuface,
Moroccanoil, and Jane Iredale and the
following:
Enjoy complimentary service
samplings from Noon to 4pm in the
spa bou que
Register to WIN a free spa service
Enjoy RETRO PRICING on ve of
our original spa services (valid for
June 15 only, no other discounts or
subs tu ons apply): 50 min Custom
Massage, Classic Facial or Sea Lime
Sigh $95, Neat Feet Pedicure or
Healthy Hands Manicure $65
Enjoy complimentary food &
beverage samples from our new lunch
menu
Take advantage of our retail
promo ons & giveaways
Call 866-462-5645 to book your retro
services. We look forward to seeing
you there!
Celebrate Dad this Fathers Day, June
19th!
Located on the lower conference
level of the American Club. Visit the
Emporium for a unique shopping
experience! Fathers Day is Sunday,
June 19th, celebrate Dad and spoil
him with the latest golf Apparel and
accessories. June 1s t- June 19th
BOGO o of all ocial Whistling
Straits golf apparel and receive a free
gi with purchase!! (Free gi s are
while supplies last.) Complimentary
gi boxes and ribbon included!
Spend a minimum of $100 on Peter
Millar Apparel and receive entry for
the chance to win a $500 shopping
spree on the Peter Millar website.
Summer Sols ce Soiree
June 20, 8-11pm
Wisconsin Room - Outdoor Cigar Bar
Come celebrate the Summer Sols ce
at the Wisconsin Rooms Outdoor
Cigar in mate bar. Enjoy live music
with rum drink specials, appe zer
specials and cigar pairings. la Carte
pricing.
Scentuali es at the Shops of
Woodlake Kohler
Its Wedding Season!
Located at the Shops of Woodlake
Kohler, Scentuali es oers a beau ful
selec on of bridal gi s and
In mate apparel. Were celebra ng
the season, oering 10% o
everything from our bridal lo and a
free
gi with your purchase! (Free gi s are
while supplies last.) Complimentary
gi boxes and ribbon included!
While youre in see our newest
selec on of womens dresses,
accessories, and bath & body care.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS,

EVENTS & CLASSES
For more informa on, pricing details
and to register call Sports Core at 920457-4444 or online at sports-core.com
for more informa on.
BOOST ACADEMY
Beginning June 13 Sports Core has a
new and exci ng program this summer
for youths looking to get in shape, stay
in shape or take their game to the next
level. Boost Academy is oering Group
Exercise classes for teens and preteens
that are available for ages 6-18. Your
child can choose from cycling classes,
teen TRX and Boot Camp classes and
even a fun & tness class for our preteen kids!
First Friday Mixed Doubles Tennis Friday, June 3, 6-7:30pm
Kids Mo on - Wednesday, June 8,
9:30-10:30am
Kids Night Out - Friday, June 10,
5-9pm
Healthy Happy Knees - Tuesdays, June
7-28, 12-1pm
TGIF FUN - Friday, June 24, 5:307:30pm
Summer Day Camp - MondayThursday, June 27-30, 9am-4pm
Pro Shop Special: June 13-26
Schools Out! Show your student ID
and get $10 o a purchase of $50 or
more.
YOGA ON THE LAKE

For more informa on, pricing details
and to register call Yoga on the Lake at
920-453-2817 for more informa on.
Yoga On the Lake oers workshops,
special events and guest instructors
throughout the year.

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