Pulaski Wisconsin Community Resources
The Village of Pulaski was named after Count Casimer Pulaski, the great freedom fighter of Europe and America. Pulaski fought the Russians in his native Poland from 1770 to 1772. He later fought with General George Washington at Brandywine during the Revolutionary War from 1777-1778.
John J. Hof, an agent of the General Land Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin was responsible for settling the area that is now Pulaski. Hof encouraged Polish families in Milwaukee and in other cities to sell their homes and to buy land in Wisconsin.
Pulaski Wisconsin Community Resources
The mission of the Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce is to create community partnerships in order to support the economic base and enhance the quality of life in the Pulaski Area. Its objective is to be an advocate for business interests and to promote business development, village beautification and tourism.
Pulaski Polka Days is an annual polka festival that lasts four days in Pulaski, Wisconsin. Pulaski Polka Days brings thousands of visitors each year from all over the world to hear some of the best polka music in the world.
Pulaski Historical Society’s Mission is to preserve the history of Pulaski and surrounding communities. If you would like to, you can help by volunteering your time at our museum or for events, donating articles or even monetary donations. Every little bit helps and is appreciated.
Student Enrollment:
Approximately 3,755
Employees
375 full-time employees
201 part-time employees
Schools
Five elementary schools
One middle school
One high school
Facts & Informations
One of the largest districts by area in the state
Award-winning marching band, choir and theater departments.
4K, Early World Language, Summer School are available
A local spot to share all the latest news in the Pulaski, Wisconsin area.
Coaches pick registered players from a blind of their age group. Each year Draft Day is scheduled sometime in late March to mid-April. A couple weeks after the draft is complete a roster and equipment will be sent home with the coaches and they can begin contacting their players. Coaches should contact all of their players by the first week in May.
As Lions "WE SERVE" by providing funds and aid to so many worthy causes in our Community, District, State, Nation and Internationally.
Pulaski Area Community Education (PACE) began in the 1930s when the Pulaski Community School District began a community-wide outreach effort. Since then, PACE has evolved to include a wide variety of programs, many of which have their origins in the school district ‘s community-based philosophy. As such, many of the programs are often co-opted with various community groups and organizations. In 1999, PACE’s efforts were recognized by the National Center for Community Education, which listed PACE as one of America’s model community education initiatives.
The Pulaski Music Boosters are a group made up mainly of the parents of the students in Choir, Band, and Color Guard. Our responsibility is to support the endeavors of our children who take part in the Pulaski Music Program. Whether it be holding fundraisers, monitoring rooms during the Solo/Ensemble Festival, or sorting uniforms after a concert, our primary goal is to help the Pulaski Music Program succeed. We thank you for your interest in the Pulaski Music Program. Please take some time to look around our site, and see what it has to offer. Please check back often for headline news and information.
Pulaski’s unified softball organization is a premier girl’s fastpitch program established for the purpose of and is dedicated to teaching and developing the physical and mental skills necessary to consistently perform individually and collectively as a team to the best of our players, coaches and parents abilities.
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