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2008-2009Annual Report

Investing in Kids & Education

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Letter from the President

Grants Awarded

Scholarship Grants

Challenge Grants | Special Needs Grants | Applying for a Grant

Alumni

Heritage Families | John A. Waldron Student Assistance Fund

Pass Through Funds | Caught in the Act

Founder’s Society | Board of Directors | Committee Members

Financials | Tribute Gifts

Wausau School Foundation Donor Members

Invest In InnovatIons that enhance the educatIon opportunItIes for the students and communItIes we serve.

Mission Statement

For ten years now, Wausau School Foundation has endeavored—

with our donors, sponsors, school district colleagues, and the wider community—to address important issues of classroom innovation, education beyond the classroom, and the emergency needs of individual students. In the process, we have distributed nearly $275,000 through

a wide range of initiatives to support the students and families of the Wausau School District.

With gratitude to donor members, in 2008-2009 we continued our mission to enhance innovative education opportunities, providing the following services:

Reach for the Stars Education Grant Program funded 9 applications, distributing over $21,000 to provide teachers the financial support to institute innovative programs beyond the traditional lesson plan. Among the noteworthy programs were:

Shaken Baby Simulators, which provide all 8th grade students at John Muir & Horace Mann Middle Schools an immediate understanding of the dangers inherent in shaking an infant, which is the most common cause of death in abused children and accounts for more than 50% of non-accidental injuries to children.

Project Ring Me Up from G.D. Jones Elementary School, a summer reading program designed to encourage G.D. Jones students, family members and the Wausau community to get involved in student literacy.

Smart Board and other technology enhancements at Rib Mountain Elementary, Horace Mann Middle, and

Wausau West & East High Schools.

The John A. Waldron Student Assistance Fund continued to address issues of financial aid to children facing emergency needs or hoping to take advantage of opportunities outside of the classroom unavailable to them due to issues of financial need.

The Caught in the Act Awards recognized the excellent service rendered by 16 members of the Wausau School District staff. In September 2008, local businesses sponsored in partnership with The Foundation Forest Fest FUN’D Run bringing runners, walkers, Monopoly game players, and families together to celebrate a day supporting education. The Foundation continues its work to build community through the legacy of the Heritage Families program and the Alumni Association for alumni services.

Thank you donor members and all who assisted in last year’s activities – we could not do it without you. Planning has begun for the coming year – there is much to be done if we are to sustain The Foundation’s important role for kids here in Wausau. We appreciate your continued financial and volunteer support that makes a difference. It will be critical to grow in those areas of support – so please feel free to share your enthusiasm about the Wausau School Foundation. With gratitude,

Jeffrey T. Leigh

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Grants AwardedEducation is not thE filling of a pail, but thE lighting of a firE.” ~ W. b. YEats

This past fiscal year the Wausau School Foundation awarded over $61,000 in

support of innovative classroom/school projects and technology, professional development, and program enhancements not otherwise possible with public tax dollars. The Judd S. Alexander Foundation has provided major support for the “Reach For the Stars” grant program, along with Heritage Family donor members. The B.A. & Esther Greenheck Foundation continues to generously fund SMART Board technology at Wausau East High School for 2009.

“REACH FOR THE STARS” – G D Jones Elementary School:Project Ring Me UpSummer reading program designed to encourage students, family members and the Wausau community to get involved in student literacy to maintain and increase reading levels during the summer months.

Wausau West High School:Making It ClickStudents in Algebra II Extended access the Senteo Response System, a SMART Board interactive remote that creates instant feedback and evaluation by individual students or the class. The system encourages students to challenge themselves and more readily helps the teacher determine what concepts require review.

Horace Mann Middle School:Enhancing Science Classes With the Useof a Smart BoardInteractive learning for 7th grade Science through SMART Board technology creates lessons that increase student participation and improves student learning. “I’ve only just touched the tip of the iceberg…I’m excited to continue working on the different plans and ideas that I have in mind” – N Gajewski/Science Teacher

Wausau West High School:Nonfiction Matters: Using Picture Books to Build Background and Motivation Read 180 classroom library added books that help build students’ background knowledge, improve comprehension and increase

confidence as students gradually read more challenging content. Students then moved outside the classroom to practice their reading skills by reading to elementary students. Confidence and increased ability will motivate them to continue reading outside of the classroom.

South Mountain and Rib Mountain Elementary Schools:A Trip to Grandma’sFour y/o Kindergarten students traveled to Applegate Terrace Assisted Living Apartments throughout the year to interact with the residents during activities - increasing communication skills, socialization, improve fine motor skills and…bridging generations.

Wausau East High School:School Age Mothers (SAM) ProgramAddressing the educational needs of students in grades 9-12 currently pregnant or who are parents and attending school. Physical education and support groups are part of this program with a goal to successfully graduate all students. Educating and supporting teen parents through potential crisis ultimately benefits all involved – family, school and community.

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Scholarship GrantsWausau West High SchoolInteractive Lessons for Learners of TodayAdvance technology and the use of a SMART Board in Exposition class allows teachers to visually identify and model good writing techniques and demonstrate the writing process to enhance student learning.

Rib Mountain Elementary SchoolTechno TeachingThis grant provided a SMART Board and supported the training of staff, students, parents and community members on the multiple uses of the board. Teachers throughout the District joined in learning how this interactive white board can enhance the curriculum and increase student participation. As a result of this opportunity, the Rib Mountain school community is fundraising with a goal to place a SMART Board in every classroom.

WAUSAU EAST SMART Boards B.A. & Esther Greenheck Foundation GrantInteractive SMART Board technology

continues to be placed in more classrooms at Wausau East High School - enhancing learning for the 21st century. The technology integrates relevant digital learning materials across the curriculum in art, math, technology education, health careers, foreign language, English and others; consistent with learning needs of today’s “digital natives.”

Coach Mary TuchschererVarsity Tennis ScholarshipProvides a scholarship to an East High School graduate with special interest and ability to pursue college tennis. 2007 Recipient: Jacob Veldhuizen 2008 Recipient: Emily Hiebl 2009 Recipient: Alexandra Krolicki

Wausau East ‘78 MemorialAcademic Enrichment Scholarship“Class Act” Donor Members of Wausau East ‘78 paid tribute to deceased classmates with the establishment of this new scholarship. 2009 Recipient: Cody Geoffrey

Leadership in Action Challenge Grants. Designed to create opportunities for

collaborative work between business and education. Funds provided from businesses throughout Central Wisconsin and the

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Judd S Alexander Foundation. To access the grant criteria and application, go to thefoundationwsd.org.

businEss • Education partnErs:

Wausau School Foundation North Central WI Workforce Development Board North Central WI School-to-Career Partnership/Northcentral Technical College UW-Marathon Co Continuing Education Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Marathon Co. Partners in Education, and Wausau School District

Partners In Innovation creates opportunities for collaborative dialogue and action among Wisconsin’s business, education, and community partners. It supports Leadership in Action Challenge Grants and sponsors presentations and scholarships for educator teams to attend workshops related to future workforce development.

“Growing Antigo’s Future”Amron,L.L.C./Antigo High School - $5,200 For a second season, local manufacturers, NTC and Antigo High School staff has partnered to implement the Work Keys job skills assessment and assist high school students map out a

selection of courses to build and improve workplace skills.

“Job Shadow Days: Project Expansion” Potowatomi Community Development Corp/Laona & Wabeno High Schools - $6,205Planning for future needs of Forest County, Potawatomi Community Development Corporation and Crandon H.S. partnered to create a multi-faceted workforce development program. High school seniors experienced interactive shadowing of professionals in their field of choice to develop a greater sense of employment opportunities throughout the county.

Horace Mann and John Muir Middle SchoolsShaken Baby Simulators State mandates require teaching the risks of shaking a baby and fetal alcohol syndrome. Through use of the infant simulators, Family and Consumer Education teachers can provide that has every eighth grade student learning the dangers of shaking an infant or small child has a hands-on visual as to exactly what that means.

“WE lEarnEd What to do if WE EvEr gEt frustratEd With a babY crYing and it taught us rEsponsibilitY and rEspEct.”

~ Eighth gradE studEnt

Special Needs Grants

thE foundation supports innovativE and/or crEativE projEcts that addrEss thE folloWing goals:

Provide innovative and/or enriching education opportunities Provide opportunity for District staff to “think outside of the box” and teach beyond the lesson plan Enhance content rigor and instructional relevance Demonstrate a sense of community. Encourage the active role of the family in student learning Motivate and inspire students, educators and/or the community Are cost-effective

Who can subMit a grant application?

Any educator employed by the Wausau School District or any community member in partnership with an educator is eligible to apply for a grant.

hoW to applY for a grant?

If you have a grant in mind, please don’t hesitate in beginning the grant process. Information, guidelines and applications found online at:

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Applying for a Grant

FOREST FESTFUN’D RUN/WALK for EducationSeptember 27, 2008

Second annual 10K-5K-1K Run/Walk brought out hundreds of participants of

all ages who ran, walked or rode in strollers and wagons to compete in the event held at the Wausau School Forest. New this year was a MONOPOLY Challenge Tournament (with participants from across Wisconsin) a picnic dinner and a campfire. T-shirts, goody bags and awards for top finishers left everyone with a smile.

A huge thank you to Mary Kate Riordan, Events Committee, and School Forest Staff.

The Wausau School Foundation gratefullyacknowledges the following businesses that

made the event possible:

Associated Bank UMR f/k/a Fiserv Health Aspirus Network Inc Corporate Express Dovorany Orthodontics Maple Ridge Farms, Inc. Ministry Health Care John Stilp, DDS, SC, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Marathon Label G3 Industries Midwest Communications WDEZ 101.9FM WIFC 95.5FM The Valley 94.7FM News Radio 55SAU Big Wrig 1390AM Wausau Daily Herald Wausau School District SUN Printing Dutchmen Design {dutchmendesign.com}

Whether looking for classmates or searching for reunion information, the

Alumni Association of the Wausau School District will assist in keeping you connected. Lumberjack or Warrior – update your name, address, email, high school/graduation year: wsdfound@wausau.k12.wi.us or send to Wausau School Foundation415 Seymour St. | Wausau, WI 54403.

REUNION ORGANIZERS – Printing and Mailing Services are available through the Wausau School Foundation. Go to: thefoundationwsd.org or call 715.261.0554 for complete information.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE – One GRADUATE at a time! “CLASS ACT” WAUSAU EAST ‘78 established a memorial scholarship in support of the Academic Enrichment program at Wausau East. Class members are planning to endow the scholarship which will guarantee it can be awarded to deserving students for many years to come. East ’78 Alums – go to the head of the class and make a difference. Any Alumni class can become CLASS ACT Donor Members. A contribution can be as a group or as an individual to establish a scholarship or innovative education grant as a way to give back to the schools that gave you a good start.

Website: thefoundationwsd.orgFacebook: Wausau School Foundation.

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Families celebrating 2+ generations that attended public schools in the Wausau

School District - passing from generation to generation the value of a quality education.

If your family qualifies, join the Tree of Heritage Families who believe in their community, and schools, and want both to remain a good place to raise a family and learn. Through your generous support - creative education grants to classrooms, kids and teachers will be an ongoing opportunity for years to come. Learn more about this “legacy” category for giving at thefoundationwsd.org or call 715.261.0554.

“lifE isn’t alWaYs EasY, but gEtting an Education should bE...” John’s legacy continues through this fund by touching student’s lives when they need help the most.

Established in 2007, over $3,500 in small grants has already been dispursed to low-income students for medical/dental care, nutrition, transportation, clothing, or personal/school supplies.

The fund also assists with school-related opportunities for low-income students to participate in educational activities outside the classroom not otherwise possible.

YOU CAN HELP make a difference to assure all kids have a fair chance to access a quality education. A tax-deductible gift can be made on-line at thefoundationwsd.org or sent to: WSF – Waldron Fund415 Seymour St | Wausau, WI 54403

Heritage Families John A. Waldron Student Assistance Fund

Richard & Joellen BennettLynn Buhmann Sarah Eberlein

Ann, Kate, Elizabeth & Nancy Frawley

B.A. & Esther Greenheck Family Brian & Sandy Gumness Dave & Pam Coenen Andy & Crystal Jackson Peter & Katie Jackson

Harry & Virginia Heinemann Family Rebecca, Joseph, Robert, Virginia (Gigi) Heinemann-Schmitt Blakney & Arabella Schmitt

Mr Richard Helke

Allen & Mary Jane Hettinga Blanche (Ryan) & Forrest Hilgemann Family John Hilgemann (wife Sandra) Kristin, Kaitlyn & Kendra

Tom & Ann Jones

Kellenhauser Family Lavern Bart, John & Arlene John

Karl F. Manthei Family - Vocational ‘30 Grace Manthei - Wausau HS ‘56 Lisa Atwood (Bergeth) – West ‘80 Emily Streich - East ‘06

Prehn Family: Dr. Delos C. Prehn (1914) Dr. Donald ‘44 & Patricia Prehn Dr. Frederick C. ‘75 & Linda Prehn Augusta B. Prehn ‘05 Frederick C. Prehn Jr. ‘07 Aurora D. Prehn ‘09 Harrison P. Prehn ‘10

Mr Harvey Scholfield (Marathon Box Corporation)Stanley F. Staples Family

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CHAOS Fashion EventIn partnership with Consumer Education teacher, Trisha Sirny of Wausau West High School and local businesses - students strutted the runway to raise funds for Early Childhood Education. The Foundation facilitated on-line voting and contributions.

Wausau School District Alumni FundsAlumni classes may establish a class fund through the Wausau School Foundation. These funds generally are intended for future reunion expenses, but may be designated for scholarships or grants.

These classes have established funds through the Alumni Association:

Making the Best Better Recognition ProgramThis award recognizes District staff members for their efforts in reaching “above and beyond” expectations in a way that has significantly benefited students or the community. Nominations are from peers, administration, students, parents and community members.

Recipients honored at a reception on April 29, 2009:

Deb Doucette - Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolRhonda Hallam - Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolKirsten Hornby - Wausau East High SchoolPam Huston - Wausau West SchoolTanya Kramar - Heuser - John Muir Middle SchoolDeb Lechner - Wausau East High SchoolSandy Lewis - South Mountain Elementary SchoolFaye Mosher - G.D. Jones Elementary SchoolSharon Ryan - John Marshall Elementary SchoolJackie Seefeldt - Rib Mountain Elementary SchoolMark Sepnafski - Stettin Elementary SchoolLynne Strehlow - Hawthorn Hills Elementary SchoolDiane Trulen - Maine Elementary SchoolPaokee Xiong - Horace Mann Middle SchoolFred Yellow Thunder - Maintenance & Operations Kori Zastrow - John Marshall Elementary School

Thanks to the following sponsors who supported excellence in education:

Stainless Specialists, IncNewton Electric Corp Professional Consulting Associates

FIT KIDS - The Dudley Foundation

Supported by a generous grant from The Dudley Foundation and collaboration

between WAOW, the Wausau School District, and the Green Bay Packers, the “Fit Kids” program targeted fourth grade students with a curriculum that encouraged kids to get active, eat healthy, and have fun doing it. The highly motivating wellness curriculum brought interesting and fun activities into the classroom to promote health and wellness for the whole family. Seeds for healthy lifestyles have been planted. Thank you Dudley Foundation - for inspiring kids and families to stay fit.

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A-1 ExcavatingDr. Philip AlbertAssociated BankATS&ROscar J. Boldt ConstructionMs. Christine Bremer MuggliMr. Richard D. DudleyRick & Sue GeringGreenheck Fan CorporationManson InsuranceMiron ConstructionMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. RiiserRiver View ConstructionMr. & Mrs. Marv SchuetteUS BankWausau Coated Products, Inc.Wausau Heart and Lung SurgeonsWausau Mosinee Paper FoundationWausau TileBob & Peggy Wolff

The Board of Directors acknowledges with much gratitude the work that Mrs.

Doris Ullrich contributed to the founding years of the Wausau School Foundation. In 2008, Doris’s passing left a legacy within the Wausau School Foundation. Her vision helped create a school foundation for public K-12 schools and innovative education opportunities not otherwise possible; an investment in our community’s children and their future – a vision of excellence for Wausau Public Schools.

officErsJeff Leigh (President)Bill Brandimore (Vice President)Robert Ludwig (Treasurer)Mary Clare Freeman (Secretary)

Ex-officio MEMbErsStephen Murley, WSD SuperintendentMary Ellen Marnholtz, WSD Comm. Rel. Coordinator

staff Kristine Vanden Heuvel, Volunteer DirectorPam Winkles

MEMbErs Dr Elizabeth BarrAndrew Brainard Pete HessertDelores KesselBarb Klofstad Tom MarksMichael MoranCarroll Peterson Jane Rusch (WSD Board of Education)Gigi Heinemann SchmittKristine Vanden Heuvel

Entire Board of Directors (Nominating, Events)Amy Kraft Stack (Grants) Tim Wimmer (Alumni) Marsha Fitzgerald (Professional Recognition) Robb Stengl (Professional Recognition) Polly Hirn (Professional Recognition)Pauline Riedl (Professional Recognition) Terry Scheid (Grants) Brian Knoll (Finance) Mary Clare Freeman (Heritage Family-Chair, Exec.)Bill Brandimore (Public Relations, Executive)Nancy Frawley (Heritage Family)Patricia Prehn (Heritage Family)Lynn Buhmann (Heritage Family)Carroll Peterson (Professional Recognition, Grants)Peter Hessert (Grants. Development-Chair)Delores Kessel (Development)Mary Kate Riordan (Events)Kristine Vanden Heuvel (Grants, Development, Exec.)Robert Ludwig (Finance, Executive)Barb Klofstad (Grants)Tom Marks (Public Relations)Mary Ellen Marnholtz (Communications) Jeanne Alexejun (Events)

Kandace Elmergreen (Events)Dawn Gullickson (Events)Betsy Keefe (Events, Heritage Family)Jann Slayton (Events)Jane Smith (Events) Martha Flanders (Events)Tom Johnson (Events)Colleen Sickels (Events, Heritage Family)Sarah Miller (Development, Heritage Family) Jeff Leigh (Grants-Chair, Executive)Gigi Heinemann-Schmitt (Alumni)Al Marnholtz (Finance)Margaret Anderson, M.D. (Development)Bob Marlowe (Campaign)Andrew Brainard (Finance) Ted Sperduto (Alumni) Christine Bremer Muggli (Heritage Family) Linda Grilley (Heritage Family)Pat Lane Diaz (Heritage Family)Jane Janke Johnson (Heritage Family)Liz Barr (Events-CoChair)Jon Euting (Events-CoChair)Michael Moran (Professional Recognition)Jane Rusch (School Board Liaison)

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BALANCE SHEET (as of June 30, 2009)

Assets:Checking/Savings/Certificates $111,563.35Community Fund $ 59,481.52Accounts Receivable $ 137.46TOTAL ASSETS $171,182.33

Liabilities:Accounts Payable $ 56.78Encumbered Funds $136,574.90Total Liabilities $136,631.68Total Equity $ 34,550.65TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $171,182.33

INCOME STATEMENT (as of June 30, 2009)

Operating Income:Investment Income/loss $(12,305.04)Event Receipts $ 16,272.75Donations $ 18,787.00Program & Other Income $ 8,320.44Total Operating Income $ 31,075.15

Operating Expense:Marketing, Supplies & Other $ 6,328.53Payroll Expense $ 14,554.80Professional Fees/Other Fees $ 4,659.38Events $ 6,774.80Total Operating Expense $ 32,317.51NET INCOME/LOSS $( 1,242.36)

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Financials 2008-09 Tribute Gifts / Memorials

MEMORIALSAnnette AndraschkoBeverly A. BauerEdith BeebePhillip BeeseWilliam J. BendrickGladys BettinGeorge BlieseMitchell & MacKenzie BlockRobert N. BonnerupPatricia BostwickRaymond O. BrownGeorge T. BrownLorraine M. BuelowLawrence D. BuzzaFlorence CarrMichelle CrevierOrville Crochiere, Sr.Charlotte CunninghamCharlotte L. CunninghamEldrey L. DeBoerPatricia D. DeNuccioDon DominskiPatricia DruryEast Class of ‘78 MemorialEmily B. EatonEleanor EggebrechtOrton (Ort) EnstadLucille A. FergusonMary GeissWarren Hager

Jim HahnZigmond M. HanzJudith Kit Harris-MaderDavid HaseHang HerFrances Hoskins-TiffanyCaroline HungerJames KeeneMarie K. KlingerJoy P. KlueverSandra M. KruegerRussell J. LandrathLandon & Chase LangbeckerEmma LarsonLyman E. LaudeBernard H. LevineCharlotte M. LevraLinda L. LongmireGregory W. MartensJoseph S. Matuszak Jr.John MichlerRuth A. NewbyDr. Ted NicolsonIone M. O`ConnorKaren OwensByron W. RetzlaffVattana SayasavanhDan SchneckMary Ann SchubertAlma ScottDonald J. Semrau

Allen A. ShepherdPaul SpiegelElsie A. SteffenhagenIone StrekIrene L. SzarkowitzHarold TelschowDoris W. UllrichViola M. VogtFlorence F. VoigtAnnette WilsonJoyce L. WincentsenPaul WojtalewiczHoward P. WolffGeorge R. WoodrichEsther M. WunschJuel C. YelichDavid R. Zamzow

HONORARIUMJohn & Bonnie Kraft

THE WAUSAU SCHOOL FOUNDATION GRATEFULLY ACCEPTS YOUR GIFT IN HONOR OR REMEMBRANCE OF SPECIAL PEOPLE IN YOUR LIFE.

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Kathleen AbitzKenneth & Julie AbrahamDiana AckermanDebra AlbeeJudd S. Alexander Foundation, Inc.Richard & Jane AllenPaul & Kristine AlstonErik & Margaret AndersonErika AndersonJoel & Nell AndersonKenneth & Allie AndraskiScott & Karen AndreasAnonymous Donation, WSD StaffArbor Dermatology LLCAmy ArlenJody & Kari ArlenAspirus Network IncAssociated BankMary Atwell HinueberJim BarabooDr. Elizabeth BarrDiane BartellBen BattinoTy & Lisa BeckerJim & Joan BeeseDave BernsAndy BethelAnne BettMark & Darci BeversdorfScott & Laure BlanchardDennis BlunkBone & Joint Clinic, S.C.Ronald & Pamela BootzKris BorchardtBoys & Girls ClubJustin & Nichole BraathenDan & Cindy Brandimore William BrandimoreHilary BrasethScott Breneman

Elizabeth BurkeJulie BurmeschGuy BushWilliam Sr & Jo Anne CernyAnn ChristiansonJohn & Barbara ConnaughtyCorporate ExpressJeffrey & Gina CrispelDavid DamgaardPerry DauPatricia DavidSusan DoerrDovorany OrthodonticsRoss DregerThe Dudley FoundationPaul & Jackie DuerstEastbayTom & Sara EberleinMike & Sara EderSue EngelJon & Kerry Euting Julie FernstaedtMarsha FitzgeraldSandra FlanaganBill & Tricia ForbesArthur & Mary ForsbergCharity FraazaDr DJ & Mary Clare FreemanChristine FreibergG3 IndustriesPatrick & Channon GalliganPatrick GartmannSteven & Anna GeigerCarla GerstenbergerCharlie GrayB.A. & Esther Greenheck FoundationCindy GreilJeff GressLaura GroganPaul & Dawn GullicksonKatherine GuthmanHadley`s Office Products IncMary HagedornCari Harvey

Steve HawkerKirk & Gigi Heinemann-SchmittKristin HelkeDuWayne & Linda HerningDean HessPeter & Nancy HessertJohn & Sandy HilgemannTim & Jennifer HockinDerek HoevelGeorge & Jean HoughtonTari HowardMike & Sara HrdinaRick HumphreysJim & Joan JacksonPatricia JacksonJohn & Cheryl JonesChristine KadonskyJan KarlmannDavid & Rachel KauffmanSheryl KazdaCharles & Betsy KeefeKellnhauser Fund - Bart & PatriciaJeffrey & Delores KesselJoel & Pamela KiepkePatrick & Cheryl KinneyDuWayne & Diane KleinschmidtGary & Barb KlofstadBrian & Sandra KnollJason KozikowskJody KriegKen KrouseRenee KrueselAlice KuetherAmanda KurthKerstin LaporteJill LawrenceDale LawsonMichael & Loretta LazaroffJeff & Ramona LeighAdrienne Liss-`s - GravemadeWilliam LitzerStephen LoftusLongfellow Administration Center Staff - Casual for Cause Fund

Robert & Nancy LudwigJerry ManeyKatie ManganaroGrace MantheiMaple Ridge Farms IncMarathon Box CorporationMarathon Label Co., Inc.Allen & Mary Ellen MarnholtzDenise MaxsonJannel McCallumMichael & Sarah McCarthyAndrew & Jeana McGivernNancy MeverdenKaren MikalofskyKevin Miller Steven & Rachelle MillerDrs Keith & Michele MontgomeryMichael MoranLinda MorrisseyNeil & Mary MunsonStephen & Darci MurleyBill NemkeNewton Electric CorpCatherine NewtonEmalyn NikstadAmy NordPhilip & Maureen NoteboomJames NowitzkeTom & Teresa O`ConnellMartin & Shannon OlsonMark & Susan ParmanCarrie PetersonFred & Carroll PetersonRob PhelpsTom & Laura PlaceProfessional Consulting Associates LLCTrenny PulkinenJudy PunkeTodd & Jodi PunkeDan QuasneyRobert U. & Elie ReidMarty ReinhartNichol Riedel

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Thomas RiiserBarbara RitchieSara RoquemoreJon RossmillerJill Rothrock-HarkelJoseph RudolphCJ RunJane RuschJulie SchellMonica SchipferlingCharles SchlitzStacy SchoepkeSally Scinto-ReinertsonJeffrey SeefeldKathleen SeidelPaul & Jayne SeiserScott & Sharon SenalikYumiko SenanayakeMike SherfinskiAndrea SheridanRosalind SjobergRochelle SkaarJanice SkidmoreRoxanne SladekBradley SmithKenneth & Judy SmithJane SoltauMark SowiakJulie SpragueStainless Specialists IncStaples Family FundKenneth StehDr John W Stilp DDS SC Shawn SullivanCharles & Susan SummersnKalen SumnichPeter SusensMary SwansonMelissa SwansonMark & Sara Sweeney

Eric SweglesTammy SzekeressJim TaylorYeng & Alissa ThaoThomas H Jacob Foundation IncTimothy ThompsonJim & Pixie TippleVictor & Lori TonelliChris TothMark & Heather TreinenKonrad & Mary TuchschererJames & Mary TuckerJeff & Kristine Vanden HeuvelSister Elizabeth VetterDon & Judy ViegutFlorence WachtlJill WaldronPeter & Alice WaldronCity of WausauWausau East Class of 1978Wausau School District - MemorialsWSD - Speech/Language PathologistsClay & Polly WeberJon & Doreen WendlandtSteve WermundRicky & Ann WicklundHeidi WiesmanJohn & Julie Willems Van Dijk Ron WimmerTim & Merry WimmerSteve & Pam WinkelsJeff & Ramona Winter-LeighAbby WitterMark WormuthShannon YoungMichael & Mary Shannon YounggrenRebecca ZelentKenneth & Roxanne ZoromskiTim & Amy Zoromski

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We invite you to visit the Foundation’s website for information, grant applications and take advantage of the many ways you can make a difference and invest in kids.

Pen and ink drawings by Wausau artist, Diana Weber-Osypowski, have been

printed on archival paper, signed by the artist, and mounted with appropriate school color matte. Available through the High Schools and the Wausau School Foundation in three designs:

Wausau East High School (Pre-2004) - $25 Combination New/Old Wausau East - $35 Wausau West High School - $45

Ltd. Ed. Commemorative Prints

Pack of 13 different cards featuring student art – grades 1–12. Cards are used as donor appreciation gifts and are available for purchase at the Wausau School

Foundation, 415 Seymour St, Wausau, or call 715-261-0554. Proceeds benefit kids and creative teachers. Special thanks to JUNION PHOTOGRAPHY, MIDLAND PAPER, and SUN PRINTING, Wausau School District Art Department and the STUDENTS for making this project possible. “Incredibly cool” STUDENT ART NOTE CARDS - $10

Student Art Notecards

415 Seymour St. Wausau, WI 54403[Ph] 715.261.0554 [Fax] 715.261.2503[Email] wsdfoundation@wausau.k12.wi.us

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