In order to access the full website, users must have a paid online subscription.
To be able to continue to view our articles, please visit our subscription page to subscribe
After a 30-minute meeting of regular business, Executive Director of Business Services and Sustainability Becky Hansen reviewed last year’s district performance and presented the board — along with about a dozen community members — with the preliminary 2021-22 budget information.
Brian Roebke photo/Abram Johnson, who “graduated” from Park Community Charter School in Kaukauna in June, returned to the school last week to be recognized for the safe place bench he donated funds for. He’s pictured with Principal Ken Kortens, and teachers Jennie Gries, Kari Gibson, and Leah Vanevenhoven.
By Jill Aykens
Special to the Times-Villager
Abram Johnson, currently a 5th grade student at River View Middle School, recently donated money to Park Community Charter School to help them purchase a “Safe Place” bench for the school playground area.
American Transmission Co. donated 549 trees — equal to the number of three-pointers the Milwaukee Bucks made at home during the 2020-21 regular season — to schools across Wisconsin.
UA 400 Pipe Trades and the Mechanical Contractors Association hosted the 2nd annual Apprentice Signing Day on Friday for 51 first-year apprentices along with their contractors and guests.
The Little Chute School Board at last week’s meeting accepted donations for the multi-purpose field project totaling $274,619.77, bringing the fundraising total to date to 32 percent of the goal.
The Kimberly Area School District Board of Education received a presentation on the district’s new INCubator program at its most recent meeting last Monday.
Brian Roebke photo/Kaukauna school board members Sally Feistel and Joe Huss (background) listen to speakers at last week’s meeting. The board heard from 11 people before voting to keep current mitigaton strategies in place, including masks optional.
Eleven speakers, some for mandated masking and some for choice, gave their opinions on the subject at last week’s Kaukauna school board meeting but the board voted to remain mask optional at all levels for all schools in the district.
