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Kohler student selected for 2017 High School State Honors Music ProjectWAUNAKEE, Wis. – Some of Wisconsin’s fi nest young musi-cians are about to meet up for what could be the most reward-ing musical experience of their lifetime – Wisconsin School Music Association’s (WSMA) 2017 High School State Honors Music Project. Clara Montes, who will be a junior at Kohler next year, was selected into the top state orchestra for the WSMA. Th e High School State Hon-ors Music Project is designed to provide musically talented students with the opportunity to rehearse and perform with the nation’s fi nest conductors in a professional and highly dis-ciplined setting. Students are challenged to perform at their musical best throughout the rehearsal period, which culmi-nates with an inspired perfor-mance, celebrating the reach of

music education statewide. “When students are chal-lenged beyond what is possible in a classroom, the results are of-ten inspiring and even magical. Honors students learn that hard work, commitment, responsi-bility and working together for the good of the ensemble are the keys to success in music and in life,” said Victoria Donahue, WSMA program director. Auditions were held in seven sites across the state this past February. Of the more than 1,300 auditions, 424 students in grades 9, 10 and 11 were invited to be part of the WSMA High School State Honors Music Project ensembles. Students selected to partici-pate in the WSMA High School State Honors Music Project will meet for the fi rst time at an in-tensive four-day summer camp at UW-Green Bay. Th e WSMA

High School Honors Summer Camp is a unique and essential component to the High School Honors Project experience as it is the fi rst opportunity the se-lected students have to see their music, meet the conductor and rehearse as a newly formed en-semble. Camp dates run June 17-24. All Honors students then reconvene in Madison in late October to perform at the annual Wisconsin State Music Conference. Th e Honors con-certs celebrate the remarkable achievements of Wisconsin’s fi nest young musicians and are open to the public. A listing of conductors who will hear the musicians at the camps, along with more infor-mation about WSMA, can be viewed at wsmamusic.org.

A number of Kohler athletes qualifi ed to compete at the WIAA state championships for tennis and track and fi eld, with Casey Johnson winning the state tennis championship for the second year in a row. Division 2 Tennis state singles qualifi ers:#1 Seed:Casey Johnson, jr., (17-0), winner of the WIAA Division 2 section-als at Sports Core on May 23. Special qualifi er - singlesNo. 2 singles player Archie Brohn, sr., (19-3).Special qualifi er - doublesNo. 1 doubles Zach Hoell, sr. and John Vallo, so., (10-9).Division 2 Track & Field (Kohler/Sheboygan Christian):Caleb Rahn, jr. - discus throwRussell Tomanwill, jr. - boys 110 and 300 meter hurdles.Nic Veldhorst, jr. - 3200 meter run.Brett Steenwyk, jr.; Joe Kay, jr.; Jack Kral, jr.; Nic Veldhorst, jr.; Max Holmes, so.; Henry LeBlanc, fr.; - 4x800 meter relay.

Casey Johnson is the Division 2 boys sin-gles WIAA state tennis champion for the second year in a row. Johnson, who en-tered the championship as the No. 1 seed, lost the fi rst set against Juan Perez (The Prairie School of Racine),

3-6. He was ahead the second set 5-3, then fell behind when Perez caught up making it 5-5, but Johnson was able to pull ahead winning that set, 7-5. In the fi nal set Johnson was ahead 2-0,

when Juan Perez retired due to leg cramps.

Johnson wins state tennis title for second straight yearDivision 2 state team

tennis results The Blue Bombers fell in the semi-fi nals 6-1 with Casey John-son winning his match and the doubles team of Joe Conklin and Leo Fink losing a close match. Coaching the team were John Reinertsen and Kevin Johnson.Results:SinglesFlight 1 - Casey Johnson over Juan Perez 6-2, 6-3Flight 2 - Andrew Liu over Archie Brohn 6-2, 6-3Flight 3 - Rohan Banerjee over Avinash Murthy 6-0, 61Flight 4 - Pranav Bajaj over George Palof 6-2, 6-2DoublesFlight 1 - Peter Lamberton over Jacob Ruud 6-0, 6-1Flight 2 - Dino Tousis/Lucas Goelz over Ben Guesneau/Evan Udovich 6-2, 6-2Flight 3 - Wesley Eaton/Felipe Ramos over Joe Conklin/Leo Fink 7-5, 7-6 (3)

For the Division 2 boys state track and fi eld Championships, Kohler/Sheboygan County Christian’s Caleb Rahn took 6th place in the discus, Nic Veldhorst took 6th place in the 3200 meter run, Russell Toman took 8th place in the 110 hur-

dles, and Kohler came in 12th in the 4x800 meter relay with the team consisting of Max Holmes, Nic Veldhorst, Brett Steenwyk and Jack Kral. The team was coached by Duane DuMez and Matt Zava-da

Kohler Musician Earns Exemplary Soloist Award The Wisconsin School Music Association has awarded the Exemplary Soloist Award to Lily Montes. While she is a dy-namic French horn player, she has receiving this award for her performance on violin. The Wisconsin School Mu-sic Association established the Exemplary Solo Recognition Project in order to recognize outstanding student soloists at the WSMA State Solo & En-semble Music Festival. State festival adjudicators identify ex-ceptional soloists at each of the state festival campuses through a two-step process: nomination and fi nal selection. Throughout the day, an ad-judicator will listen to approx-imately forty soloist and then they have an opportunity to nominate soloists whose perfor-mance was truly exceptional – beyond what is typically expect-ed for a high school performer. At the end of the day, each adjudicator selects the most ex-ceptional soloist to receive the Exemplary Soloist Award from among those nominated. Not only did Lily receive the Exem-plary Soloist Award, she is the only middle school students at the state music festival in Mil-waukee to receive this recogni-tion.

Kohler high school athletes compete at stateOne brings home his second state championship trophy

State track and fi eld results for Kohler/Sheboygan Christian

Kohler/Sheboygan County Christian WIAA state track team and coaches. – Submitted photoKohler boys WIAA state tennis team and coaches. – Submitted photo

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Parkside on June 10 and would like to thank the KPAL for their very generous support of the

program. The teams will be very active from June 10 – July 8 playing somewhere between 50-60 games as a program. The support of the KPAL makes all of these opportunities very accessible to all players in the program! THANK YOU mem-bers of the KPAL for the sup-port you provide. Pictured be-low on the left is the JV group present on June 10. While play-ing very hard, they fi nished the tournament with an 0-3 record while playing schools with en-rollments from 1000 – 2200. Pictured below on the right is the Varsity group in attendance on June 10. The Varsity group

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Kohler Credit Union donates $1300 to Stars and Stripes Honor FlightKOHLER, WI — Stars and Stripes Honor Flight will re-ceive a $1,300 donation from Kohler Credit Union thanks to the success of the Sheboygan County Memorial Day brat fry. The Memorial Day brat fry was made possible due to donations from several local business sponsors including Old Wiscon-sin, Sargento Cheese, Lakeside Pepsi, Johnson’s Bakery, The Sheboygan Sign Shop and Blue Harbor Resort, Stars and Stripes Honor Flight, located in Port Washing-ton, is a nonprofi t organization that honors veterans by fl ying them to Washington, D.C. to visit their memorials. “Stars and Stripes Honor Flight is so grateful to commu-nity partners like Kohler Credit Union, who enable us to con-tinue fl ying large numbers of

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Pictured from left: Sonya Kostuch (Gramma’s House Daycare), Sarah Grunewald (Sarah’s World of Wonders), Betty-Ann White (Agape Family Services), Lisa Schmidt (Smart Start), and Amy Molepske (Kohler Foundation). – Submitted photo

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On June 30 from 6-10 p.m., Sheboygan Visual Artists in-vites the community to attend an art exhibit in honor of their 10-year anniversary. The exhi-bition and sale displays artwork from over 85 current and former SVA members and promises a diverse and rich historical snap-shot of local artistic expression from 2007 to 2017. Since its in-ception, SVA has grown to 126 members, including artists in all media and patron members. The celebration will launch June 30 as part of SVA’s Final Friday series with a public re-ception in the EBCO Artworks gallery located in the former Ebenreiter Lumber Company, 1201 Erie Avenue, Sheboygan. The four-hour event is free and open to the public. Dress classy, casual or creative. Compli-mentary snacks and aff ordable beverages are available.Live music will be provided by

the local group, “Classic Rack-et.” Copies of the book, Building Art Community: Celebrating 10 Years of Local Visual Arts (2007-2017) by SVA Founder Frank Juarez will be available to purchase. The exhibit will remain on view weekends 11:00 a.m. to

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Sheboygan Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac Goes to Bat for Kohler Athletic CouncilSheboygan Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac to provide Kohler Athletic Council with new equipment and monetary contribution Sheboygan, June 2017 – She-boygan Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac is partnering with the Kohler Athletic Council in She-boygan. Sheboygan Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac has joined forces with the national Chev-rolet Youth Baseball program to provide new equipment and an opportunity for community members to earn donations for their league via a Test Drive fundraiser. “Playing the game of base-ball helps kids develop skills like leadership, cooperation, and sportsmanship while bring-ing families and communities together to show their support,”

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Jeff Romanoski, New Car Manager for Sheboygan Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac and Kohler youth baseball coach Paul Breitenbach receives check from Chevrolet Youth Baseball program. – Submitted photo

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Part-time openings at Kohler Schools for special education teacher and occupational therapistSpecial education teacher,4K-5th The School District of Kohler is seeking a 50% part-time el-ementary school Cross-Cat-egorical Special Education teacher for the 2017-2018 school year. Candidates should be knowledgeable about evi-denced-based practices and in-terventions to support student learning and social-emotional growth. Applications must be submitted through the Wis-consin Education Career Ac-cess Network @ https://wecan.education.wisc.edu/#/

Occupational Therapist-40% The School District of Kohler is seeking a 40% part-time dis-trict wide OT to provide diag-nostic and direct therapy ser-vices to school-aged children. Contact Cindy Payne, Director of Special Education for more information at 803-7207. Ap-plications must be submitted through the Wisconsin Educa-tion Career Access Network @ https://wecan.education.wisc.edu/#/

Coaching positions available at Kohler SchoolsMIDDLE SCHOOLBasketball, Girls 7th Grade Head (Fall Season)Basketball, Boys 8th Grade Head (Winter)Cross Country, Head (Fall Season)Tennis, Head (Spring Season)Track Coach, Head (Spring Season)Track, Asst(s) x 2 (Spring Season)

HIGH SCHOOLCross Country, Head (Fall Season)Baseball, Varsity Asst (Summer Season)Diving, Head (Fall Season)Swimming, Head (Fall Season)Tennis, Head-Boys (Spring Season)

Donations sought for Trees for Tomorrow experienceBy Duane Du Mez The 5th grade students will once again be attending Trees for Tomorrow outdoor educa-tion experience in Eagle River Wisconsin next October. Mrs. Bitter and Mr. Du Mez (I) will be taking them for three days to the north woods to learn about survival skills, conser-vation methods, orienteering skills, and a number of educa-tional programs about a variety of animals common to the north woods. You have the opportunity to be part of this wonderful ex-perience as once again, I am trying to encourage anyone to help fund this trip. The indi-

vidual expense of the trip is about $250 and I seek to fund about 50% of the trip for 18 students plus the two of us. You can make a donation directly to Trees for Tomorrow and desig-nate it for Kohler Public School 5th grade educational experi-ence. Thank you once again to all the past sponsors who have richly blessed the 5th grade stu-dents. Donations will be accept-ed through next October. If you would like to send donations to the school, you can make a check out to the Kohler Public Schools and footnote it going to the 5th grade Trees for Tomor-row educational experience.

I hereby certify that the statements hereafter given are correct.

KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLSSCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION

Please fi ll out and return this census form even if you do not have children.TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN: 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. 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 offi ce 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.

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Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes – May 23, 2017Call to OrderSteve called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. in the Kohler Public Library. Meredith Behler called roll. The following board members were present: Steve Cassady, Meredith Behler, Sharon Reilly and John Horneck. Chad Hamilton entered the meeting at 5:45 p.m.Statement of Public Notice May 19, 2017Approval of AgendaMeredith moved to approve the agenda. Sharon seconded the motion. Motion carried.Board President’s Report The link for the 360 feedback survey

was sent to appropriate staff. We are looking for 100% participation.

Pleased to see parents and students at the board meeting to recognize student achievement.

The board continues to improve and advance athletic facilities

Superintendent’s Report (Quynh Trueblood)We continue to focus on a strong fi nish when others get tired near the end, we keep our pacing and even pick it up to cross the fi nish line in classroom and the strategic goals. It boils down to disciplined training and strategy to achieve the results. Year-End Celebration The celebration began with a luncheon hosted by the Kohler School Friends during Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Nikki Brigham, Sonja Heins, Beth Tengowski, and Jennifer Kading for their support. Sue Maki honored Laura Drew for initiating and leading the school grounds beautifi cation project. Laura passes the baton to Sue Maki and Alice Penning. We are looking to encourage and support student volunteers. Community service credits can also be awarded to high school students to fulfi ll graduation requirements. Past Superintendent John Egan paid tribute to Jessie Good, Dana Krejcarek, and Dave DeBruin. We wished John Wheeler, Lloyd Bleuel and Nancy Madigan the very best in their future endeavors. There is no other kind of recognition that compares to the kind by one’s peers. Congratulations to Jodi Grossen for being our Teacher of the Year and Lloyd Bleuel for being our Support Staff of the Year. We honored and recognized our teachers for their Years of Service to Kohler Schools: 10 years - Judy Farwig15 years - Mona Salata-LaBudde20 years- Ann Bitter and Deb LaDuke30 years - Jessie Good and Rich TengowskiWe stood proud to review the TOP 10 Best of the Year and looked ahead in the future. We laughed with each other in a laughter yoga session. We thank John Horneck for representing the Board and sending a special message to the faculty and staff.Performance Evaluations It’s been high time for constructive feedback and refl ection using the Danielson Framework for Teaching Practice. Doing this well gets the very best out of our teachers and principals.Elementary Principal’s Report (Lisa Greene)The kids have been out and about to all sorts of amazing places this month: Barlow Planetarium, Heritage Hill, Odyssey Fun Center, The Children’s Museum, Camp Y Coda, …Our Spring Musical was awesome! A

big thank you to Mrs. Kukla for all her amazing work with our elementary students. She puts her heart and soul into these performances and provides our students with an experience that will remain with them for a lifetime! We are so very thankful for her!Through a combined effort with the classroom teachers, Mr. Lautenschlaeger and Mrs. Multer, the 4th and 5th grade students worked very hard on Career research projects. Mr. L. organized a mini career fair in the library on Friday, May 19th. The 4th and 5th grade students presented their Career research project to the JK - Grade 3 students. The presentations and research projects were very impressive!I am so proud to announce that for the second year in a row, Kohler Elementary has earned a Wisconsin Title 1 High Achieving School of Recognition Award from Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.This award celebrates that we have demonstrated high achievement at the school level across content areas and that our achievement gaps are less than 3 percentage points between student groups. I could not be more proud of our teachers and the work they do every day! The Fall Follies Lunch with the Principal was a success! The students and I went to Woodlake Market to buy our lunch, then we had a lovely lunch by the lake and fi nished our adventure off with gelato from The Craverie! We all had so much fun!-----------------------------------------------------Curriculum Report:We are very excited to have selected Pearson My World Social Studies series for our Elementary Social Studies resources. We have also purchased Pearson products for Mr. Poyntinger’s high school Social Studies classes. In analyzing both the elementary and high school resources, we are establishing a strong vertical curriculum alignment. -----------------------------------------------------Assessment Report: All state mandated testing is completed, along with 121 AP tests by the College Board. We are looking to fi eld test a standards- based report card for math at the elementary level next year. We would like to place the major standards on the report card and report out to parents on those specifi c skills to provide parents more specifi c information as to how their child is performing based on the standards for the grade level. If this is well received, we will then convert the rest of the subjects to a standards based report card where parents will see how their child is performing based on the major grade level standards. MS-HS Principal Report (Timothy Brown)This past month has seen the culminating events related to the Strategic Action Plan, with a specifi c focus:Priority II Create Applied Learning Experiences that Engage our Community and Inspire Students to Acquire Valuable Life Skills. This can be demonstrated by our High School Volunteer Day, whereby all students in grades 9-12 spent the day volunteering at a non-profi t organization in Sheboygan County, and our Middle School Workshop Wednesday. Kohler Middle School students spent the morning of May 10th learning from area professionals about a variety of careers. Moreover, senior events like the Elks Club Banquet, Prom, and upcoming events related to graduation all fall under this category.

Priority III Foster a Positive and Safe School Climate that Supports the Social Emotional Learning of Students. The experiences that fall under this are both the middle school climate and culture survey and the high school Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Both of these experiences will help create focus on our character education practices for the 2017-18 school year, of both our individual classroom teachers and our Positive Behaviors Interventions and Supports teams.Priority IV Attract, Develop, and Retain Highly Effective Staff . These can be identifi ed as our efforts to provide summative evaluations of all staff during end of year reviews, having robust discussions on teacher scholarships and stipends, and attracting highly effective staff keeping the fi delity of our Blue Ribbon school district. Moreover, the administration has our eye on the 2017-18 school year by working on presession and professional development calendars.Staffi ngBefore the board we offer two excellent candidates. We recognized, early in the hiring process that our mission to attract, retain and retain the fi nest 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 fi t for our learning community.Our fi rst position, High School Biology. Our candidate, Dr. Mary Eldridge, truly impressed our interview committee. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Notre Dame in 2004, earned Doctor of Medicine from Medical College of Wisconsin 2008. After which Dr. Eldridge worked as a physician at the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York for 2 years and went on to become the owner of her own private practice for 6 years, Lipid Specialists, in Kenosha. She earned her teaching certifi cate from UW-Milwaukee in 2017, and is currently employed as a High School Biology teacher at Nicolet High School. She has found a passion in teaching, wants to move to a smaller town and has fallen in love with Kohler. While we are hiring an early career teacher, we are getting a very high quality candidate with a high ceiling and a depth of practical experience that few can match. While we cannot replace Ms. Jessie Good, we believe we have a candidate with a similarly high ceiling.

Our second position, Middle and High School Visual Arts. Our candidate, Jessica Ott is one of those rare transfer teachers who are moving to our area. As you can see from her resume she earned her education degree in 2006 from UW-LaCrosse. She has been teaching students for the past 8 years, where she has supervised Art Club, Yearbook, worked with the Drama department and, furthermore, been a senior advisor organizing graduation activities. Moreover, what set her apart was her technological sophistication of working with the ADOBE Photoshop suite, which was purchased using proceeds from the Kohler Foundation. We are fortunate to fi nd such an enthusiastic and quality replacement for our outgoing Mr. Wheeler.Certifi cates of HonorThe following middle school students received certifi cates of honor: Samantha Stalzer, Jaden Watson, Isaac Hartman, Donny Sobecki, Owen Multer, Jia Phillips, Jacki Guesneau, Grace Wohlgemuth, and Noah Fibiger.The following high school students received certifi cates of honor: Keith

Baka, Michelle Barczynski, Allison Boerner, Beth Boland, Bridget Bullard, Noelle Candler, Jack Cassady, Sarah Cassidy, Zach Coulis, Leo Dai, Noelia Espinoza, Sean Farrell, Ashlyn Finney, Sierra Fish, Erin Geldreich, Emma Hapeman, Remy Havens, Ben Herold, Evelyn Heun, Fiona Hidri, Madeleine Hoell, Max Holmes, Deanna Jacobs, Elsie Kay, Maggie Kelly, Sam Kohler, Katie Lacerda, Jenna Ladwig, Laura Lee, Cahterine Lee, Hannah Lisiecki, Hannah Neist, Eli Nugent, Grace Pellegrino, Lauren Persewski, Kaleigh Pilgrim, Lorrigan Puls, Kaleigh Roeder, Khloe Rustan, Emily Sass, Kelsey Sbrocco, Zoe Scheuren, Angela Schmitt, Brady Stefanczyk, Ashley Thyes, Evan Udovich, Elly Udovich, John Vallo, Doug Wake, Brooke Warren, Ali Willadsen, Tilydia Xiong, and Courtney Yang.Review of District FinancesThe District continues to manage the estimate for the current year while simultaneously building the budget for the 2017-18 school year. The current year results will stay within budget. As for the 2017-18 budget, the state legislature continues to review the Governor’s budget proposal which calls for an increase in categorical aid by $200 and $204 per pupil in 2017-18 and 2018-19, respectively. More info will be known in June/July. The board will be presented a 2017-18 preliminary budget for approval at the June board meeting.The District is renewing its health insurance plan with Prevea with premiums increasing 8% (no changes to plan parameters or deductibles), while the Delta dental plan is being renewed with rates increasing 3%. The Finance Committee will review options for committing fund balances in June, with a recommendation to be presented to the board in June.Consent AgendaApproval of April 10, 2017 Regular Board Meeting minutes and April 24, 2017 Special Board Meeting minutes Reports of the Finance CommitteeBudget review and discussionReports of the Committee of the

WholeDiscussion of managing lice in a

school settingAthletic report and cross country

updateDiscussion of roles of board mem-

bersAction and/or Discussion ItemsElection of Board Offi cersQuynh Trueblood called for nominations for board president. Chad nominated Steve Cassady for board president. Meredith seconded the motion. There were no other nominations. Chad moved to approve by acclamation. Sharon seconded the motion. No objections. Steve was elected President. Steve called for nominations for vice-president. John nominated Chad Hamilton. Meredith seconded the motion. There were no other nominations. Meredith moved to approve by acclamation. Sharon seconded the motion. No objections. Chad was elected Vice-President. Steve called for nominations for treasurer. Chad nominated Sharon Reilly. Meredith seconded the motion. There were no other nominations. John moved to approve by acclamation. Meredith seconded the motion. No objections. Sharon was elected Treasurer. Steve called for nominations for clerk. Sharon nominated Meredith. Chad

seconded the motion. There were no other nominations. Chad moved to approve by acclamation. John seconded the motion. No objections. Meredith was elected clerkAppoint the CESA 7 DelegateSteve appointed Meredith Behler to be the CESA 7 representative.Appoint committee membersSteve appointed the following committee members: Meredith Behler & Chad Hamilton to the ad hoc policy committee Sharon Reilly & John Horneck to the fi nance committee Sharon Reilly & John Horneck to the ad hoc curriculum and instruction committee Steve Cassady to the Kohler Memo-rial Thea0nthly meeting dateChad moved to have the board of education meeting will be held on the 2nd Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m. The committee of the whole meeting will be held on the 4th Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m. Meredith seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.Designation of DepositoryChad moved to continue the relationship with Associated Bank, Sheboygan Division, as the designated depository. Sharon seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Designation of NewspaperMeredith moved to approve the Sheboygan Press as the School District of Kohler offi cial newspaper designee. Chad seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Designation of the Kohler TimesSharon moved to approve the Kohler Times as the newspaper for the publication of Board meeting minutes. Meredith seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Designation of Legal AdvisorChad moved to approve von Briesen & Roper, s.c. as the Kohler School District legal advisor. John seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Announcement of School Board TermsSharon Reilly, term beginning in the year 2017 and ending in the year 2020Steve Cassady, term beginning in the year 2017 and ending in the year 2019Meredith Behler, term beginning in the year 2016 and ending in the year 2019Chad Hamilton, term beginning in the year 2015 and ending in the year 2018John Horneck, term beginning in the year 2017 and ending in the year 2018Parent Request to award high school creditChad moved to make an exception to policy 5460 and award one math credit for Math IV completed in the 8th grade. John seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Accept the resignation of Dave DeBruin, Tech Ed teacherMeredith moved to accept the resignation of Dave DeBruin. Chad seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Approve the hire of Jessica Ott, HS Art teacherSharon moved to approve the hire of Jessica Ott. John seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.Approve the hire of Mary Eldridge, HS Biology teacherMeredith moved to approve the hire of Mary Eldridge. John seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.AdjournmentSteve adjourned the meeting at 6:26 p.m.

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Bethany Lutheran summer worship schedule Bethany Lutheran Church Summer Worship Times have begun. The service time will move to 9:00am and evening services start at 6:00pm. These times will run through Labor Day weekend.All are welcome to worship with us!Bethany Lutheran Church222 Church Street, Kohlerbethanylutherankohler.org

St. John Evangelist Catholic Church Mass scheduleSaturday 5:30 p.m.Sunday 9:00 a.m.Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:00 a.m.Holy Days 6:45 a.m.Communion Services:Tuesday & Thursday 7:00 a.m.Located at: 600 Green Tree Road,Kohler, Wisconsin 53044(Corner of Valley Road and Pine Tree Road)Rev. Robert J. Lotz, Pastor. Parish Offi ce: 920-452-9623. www.stjohnev@btsje.org

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Summer service message from Grace UCC, Kohler As I draft this note, the aro-ma of brats permeate the air and Grace is delighted to be the “appetizer” to the Scroll Night festivities. What a beautiful evening it is. I write to let the community know that begin-ning on June 11 Grace UCC, 500 School St., will hold one service on Sundays that will begin at 9:00am. Grace Church is an accepting community of faith, committed to growth thru change. who… No matter what… No matter where you are on the journey of life; you are wel-come, welcome in this place.

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In Celebra on of Dad – A Bourbon and BBQ WeekendJune 16-18Woodlake MarketFind Great Deals for your Father’s Day Celebra on!For more informa on call 920-457-6570.2 Day Steak SaleJune 16 and 17Woodlake MarketFor more informa on call 920-457-6570.Day of Beauty with the Clinic of Cos-me c SurgeryJune 21, 10am-6pmKohler Waters SpaKohler Waters Spa and The Clinic of Cosme c Surgery are once again part-nering for a day of beauty & wellness in Kohler. Meet Dr. Mark Blake from the Clinic and enjoy special pricing on injec on treatments including Botox and dermal fi llers done in the beauty and privacy of a Kohler Waters Spa treatment room. All guests receive complimentary spa access for the day with the purchase of a service and 20% off all spa services. Each 30 min-ute appointment includes educa on, consulta on and injec on treatment (dermal fi llers or Botox). Call for pricing. Advance reserva ons required. 24 Hour Cancella on policy applies or you will be charged the Botox one area fee. Please contact Melissa Abler at 920-451-2192 or Melissa.Abler@kohler.com to reserve your appointment. Pudgy Pies, Pints and Port June 23, 7-9 pm, $30 Blackwolf Run Outdoor Terrace Join the chefs and Blackwolf Run and enjoy an evening around an outdoor campfi re. Cook three pudgy pies over an open campfi re and pair each one with a diff erent beverage, sponsored by Breakthru Beverage.For more informa on call 920-457-4448Independence Day Celebra on SaleJune 26- July 4Woodlake MarketFind Great Deals for Your 4th of July

Celebra on!For more informa on call 920-457-6570.SAVE THE DATE - Summer Sidewalk SaleJuly 21-23The Shops at WoodlakeSummer specials in the open air. Fash-ions, furnishings and more at excep- onal savings.

Please call 920-459-1713 for more in-forma on.Ongoing Culinary Special Off erings & EventsWednesdays Kids Eat Free at Horse & PlowWednesdays - Available for children 12 and under. New! Live Music at Irish Pub at Whis-tling StraitsThursday 7-9pm - Complimentary musical experience featuring local mu-sicians. Signature cocktails will be fea-tured, as well as the Whistling Straits Irish Pub menu off erings. Slainte!Aperi vo at Cucina BarThursdays, 4-6pm – Aperi vo: a selec- on of bite sized items, with wine and

drink specials.New! Late Night Wine Flight & Assaggi at Cucina BarFridays and Saturdays 9-11pmCucina will be celebra ng the wines of Italy, by serving wines featured on our list, as well as periodic special wines, during extended hours at the Cucina Bar. Stop in for wine, snacks and good mes. Cucina bar will feature a selec- on wines, and a choices of various bite

sized snacks, known as Assaggi. Sunday Bloody Mary Special at Horse & PlowSundays, $5 Bloody Marys

KITCHENS OF KOHLER EVENTSTickets for all events can be purchased online at www.americanclubresort.com/ac vi es/culinary or by calling 920-918-9643

New! Shake & S r Cocktail SeriesSaturday A ernoons; 2-3pm; $32 per person Whether you’ve got experience behind the bar or are just star ng to under-stand the diff erence between shaking and s rring a drink, Kitchens of Kohler off ers a class for every level of cocktail lover. In these classes, you’ll receive a solid founda on in the composi on and balance of cocktails, learn what ingredi-ents and equipment are necessary for a well-stocked home bar, as well as glass-ware and garnishes and the confi dence to order a cocktail in any bar! During class, you will sample delicious cocktails and make several yourself! Be inspired to make crea ve cocktails at home! June 17 - Smi en with SoursJuly 1 - Red, White, and Blue CocktailsJuly 8 - The Mighty Mar niJuly 15 - Kohler Chocolate BrandyJuly 29 - Perfect PunchesKids Cooking CampsA four-day mini-camp for kids age 7 to 14 to experience hands-on cooking simple, yet sophis cated menus that they can recreate at home. They will learn the basics of knife skills, menu planning, and organizing prep work. Lunch included. $185 per child; Ages 7-14; 9am-2pmJune 19 - 22: From Breakfast to Bed- me

July 17 - 20: Summer DreamsDes na on Kohler’s Farm & Table EveningsVarious Dates: June 24, July 226-8pm; $69 Dinner Only; $89 Wine or Beer PairingOutdoor dining as close to the farm as you can get! Take in the scenery of the beau ful Wood Lake while enjoying 5 star dining from our world renowned chefs and the local farms they work with every day. These exclusive dining experiences are only here for the sum-mer! Our chefs will be showcasing their best and favorite dishes for this exclu-sive event. Space is limited to keep the experience in mate, so make sure to reserve your seat at the table soon!June 24 - Dominion Valley Farms and

Trust Local Foods and Chef Amanda Weber, Kitchens of Kohler EventsJuly 22 - Jost Farms and Chef Evan Wall-erman, Blackwolf Run RestaurantWine Tours Around the World Tuesdays, 6-7:30pm, $38 Whether you are a seasoned sipper or just star ng to learn more about wine, The Kitchens of Kohler has a class for every wine lover. Through our Wine Tours, we provide a tour through each region with wine tas ngs and sensory evalua on, how the wine is made, grape varietals, and food and wine pairings. You will sample delicious wine and regional food in these hour and a half long classes.June 27 - Wines of Argen naJuly 11 - Wines of PortugalJuly 25 - Wines of Northern FranceKitchens of Kohler Culinary Skills Workshops Thursdays 5:30-7pm; $40 per person Take your cooking exper se to the next level at Kitchens of Kohler! Prep and cook alongside our culinary experts as they guide you through topics from knife skills to pasta making. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn basic and ad-vanced culinary ps and techniques. Class sizes are limited, so reserve your spot today!June 29 - Know your Gnocchi July 6 - Sushi Workshop July 13 - Knife Skills; Summer Salad July 27 - Chocolate 101Kitchens of Kohler Chefs Table Dinner SeriesFridays 6:30pm-8:30pm; $59 per per-son, dinner only; $79 per person, with wine pairingJoin us for the Chef’s Table Dinner Series and delight in a three-course dinner demonstrated, prepared and served by Kitchens of Kohler Chef, Amanda Weber. Our chef will be show-casing her best and favorite dishes for this exclusive event and show 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!June 16 - Paella Party

June 30 - A Night in Havana July 7 - The Greek Islands July 14 - New England Seafood Party July 28 - Tiki Time

Kitchens of Kohler Kids Cooking ClassAges 6-12; Saturdays 9:30-11am; $28 per childStart your aspiring chef on the path to becoming a gourmet with Kids Cooking Classes at the Kitchens of Kohler. They’ll learn kitchen safety, knife skills, and other fundamentals including how to read and follow a recipe – all in a fun and crea ve environment!June 17 - Pack a Picnic July 1 - Day at the Beach July 8 - Fun at the Fair July 15 - Cupcake Crea ons July 29 - Mac & Cheese and More

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS, EVENTS & CLASSESFor more informa on, pricing details and to register call Sports Core at 920-457-4444 or online at sports-core.com for more informa on.TGIF FUN - Friday, June 23, 5:30-7:30pmKids Beach Party - Friday, June 30, 5:30-7:30pmKids Night Out - Friday, July 7, 5-9pmKids Mo on - Wednesday, July 19, 9:30-10:30amTGIF FUN - Friday, July 28, 5:30-7:30pm

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS, EVENTS & CLASSESFor more informa on and reserva ons call 1-920-453-2817.

Prenatal~Postnatal Workshop with Kris e - Saturday, June 17 - 2:30-4:30pmInterna onal Yoga Day – Wednesday, June 21 – 10-11am (The American Club Lawn) All ages welcome, no experience required.Alignment & Transi ons with Jessica - Friday, July 7 - 6:45-8:30pmArm Balance & Headstand with Jessica - Saturday, July 8 - 2:30-4:30pmFloa ng & Handstand with Jessica - Sunday, July 9 - 2:30-4:30pm

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Interna onal Yoga Day with Yoga on the Lake Celebrate International Yoga Day on Wednesday, June 21st from 10-11am on the lawn at The American Club! Celebrate yoga, community and wellness together in a free class led by Yoga on the Lake instructor Jessica Warren for International Day of Yoga on the summer solstice. *A limited supply of yoga mats will be available, so please bring your own, if possible. Refreshments will

be provided. All Ages Welcome No Experience Required In 2014, the United Nations pro-claimed June 21 International Yoga Day to raise worldwide awareness for the many benefi ts of practicing yoga. This 5000-year-old physical, mental and spiritual practice originated in India and is practiced in various forms around the world. Addressing the UN, Indian Prime Minister Narendra

Modi said: yoga embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfi llment; harmony between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is not about exercise, but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. In that spirit, we invite you to celebrate this ancient tradition on the especially signifi cant day of the Summer Solstice.

Kohler Golf Academy. Get Golf Ready – FALL5:30-7pmBeginner Fall Session DatesWednesday evenings (August 9, 16, 23, 30 and September 6) or Thursday evenings (August 10, 17, 24, 31 and September 7)

Intermediate/Advanced Fall Session DatesWednesday evenings (August 9, 16, 23, 30 and September 6) or Thursday evenings (August 10, 17, 24, 31 and September 7)

Fall Session 9-hole event and hors d’oeuvres recep onSaturday, September 23, 4pm at Blackwolf Run$149 per golfer

For informa on on Junior Golf Clinics for Player and Sport Level and Get Golf Ready visit www.KohlerGolfAcademy.com.

Join us this summer as music fi lls the air along the shore of Wood Lake. Every Wednesday through August 30 from 4-6pm, a fresh, exci ng act will perform live on the lakeside pa o 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.Concert ScheduleJune 21 - Mathew Haeff elJune 28 - Keanen KopplinJuly 5 - Rudy and VeeJuly 12 - Wait for MorningJuly 19 - Laura PetersenJuly 26 - Ryan McIntyreAugust 2 - Rána RomanAugust 9 - Phil NorbyAugust 16 - Marr’Lo ParadaAugust 23 - Nick SpitzaAugust 30 - Jake Warne

Sounds of SummerHosted by The Shops at Woodlake

Special Off ersValid during each weekly performance located in ARTspace Plaza.The Shops at WoodlakeReceive 10% off your purchase of regular-priced merchandise at select shops. Merchandise only. Some restric ons apply.Cucina Enjoy Aper vo - happy hour at Cucina - with delecta-ble bar bites, spritzers, wine and specialty drinks.Woodlake Market Food CartHomemade tacos, burritos and tor lla chips avail-able for purchase.In case of inclement weather, concerts will take place in the Breezeway at The Shops at Woodlake.

2016 participants of International National Yoga Day in front of The American Club. – Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.