The Education Foundation of
Greendale
proudly presents the 4th annual
NIGHT OF THE ARTS
Friday, May 30 2008 - 6:30 p.m.
at the Polish Center of Wisconsin
6941 South 68th Street, Franklin, WI 53132
Hors d'oeuvres, Cash Bar, Music
Student, Alumni, Resident Art Exhibition
Raffle, Silent Auction Art Sale
Tickets $25
Tickets may be purchased after April 21 at the following locations:
Greendale High School, Greendale Park & Recreation, Layton State Bank (Broad St.) and Reiman Visitors Center.
Click here for more information about the event
For additional information contact:
Mary Stachowski: 414.423.0767, mstack@execpc.net
Judy Krajniak: 414.423.8669, emails2juju@yahoo.com
proudly presents the 4th annual
NIGHT OF THE ARTS
Friday, May 30 2008 - 6:30 p.m.
at the Polish Center of Wisconsin
6941 South 68th Street, Franklin, WI 53132
Hors d'oeuvres, Cash Bar, Music
Student, Alumni, Resident Art Exhibition
Raffle, Silent Auction Art Sale
Tickets $25
Tickets may be purchased after April 21 at the following locations:
Greendale High School, Greendale Park & Recreation, Layton State Bank (Broad St.) and Reiman Visitors Center.
Click here for more information about the event
For additional information contact:
Mary Stachowski: 414.423.0767, mstack@execpc.net
Judy Krajniak: 414.423.8669, emails2juju@yahoo.com
Education Foundation Sponsors Guest Reader
Due to a generous grant from the Greendale Education Foundation, Highland View, College Park and Canterbury schools were treated to a weekly guest reader. Jerry Bertram, a professional voiceover actor, used his vocal talents to read to our elementary students. You’ve likely heard his voice on McDonald’s, Pick ‘n Save and the famous Parkay commercials. Jerry Bertram first read to schools at the request of a teacher friend. When he received such a positive reaction, he realized how important it was to read aloud to kids. Word got out… and now Mr. Bertram is reading to various school districts across Southeastern Wisconsin.
Due to a generous grant from the Greendale Education Foundation, Highland View, College Park and Canterbury schools were treated to a weekly guest reader. Jerry Bertram, a professional voiceover actor, used his vocal talents to read to our elementary students. You’ve likely heard his voice on McDonald’s, Pick ‘n Save and the famous Parkay commercials. Jerry Bertram first read to schools at the request of a teacher friend. When he received such a positive reaction, he realized how important it was to read aloud to kids. Word got out… and now Mr. Bertram is reading to various school districts across Southeastern Wisconsin.
