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2017 Bowtie Classic
2017 Bowtie Classic raises more than $27,000 for LPEF grants, other programs Presented by Other major sponsors The fifth Charlie Miller Bowtie Classic Golf Outing and Knowledge Open teed off on Saturday, Sept. 2 with 91 golfers at Forest Hills Golf Club. The event — which is the largest
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New fund in memory of former teacher Claire Jandt supports Northside Elementary library
A new endowed fund will help Northside Elementary School students discover the joy of reading through a grant to be awarded in perpetuity. The fund with the La Crosse Public Education Foundation was established in memory of Claire E. Jandt, who died June 5 at the age of 70. Claire
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Help LPEF while shopping on Amazon
If you are a regular shopper on Amazon, you can combine your shopping with a bonus gift to the La Crosse Public Education Foundation. All you have to do is start your shopping by logging in through this AmazonSmile link — https://smile.amazon.com/ch/39-1610700 Or go to AmazonSmile, log in using your regular
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Register by Aug. 24 for Bowtie Classic golf outing
Participants in the annual Bowtie Classic Golf Outing and Knowledge Open will compete for $1,000 in prizes for La Crosse public schools, and will have the chance to win many other fun prizes through raffles and other competitions on the course. This year’s event — presented by Dalco — will
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LPEF provides $4,100 grant to support inspiring trip for black, biracial and multiracial students
The La Crosse Public Education Foundation is joining with other community organizations and individuals in supporting a trip designed to provide a transformational and inspiring educational experience for some La Crosse middle school students. LPEF has awarded a $4,100 grant to Black Leaders Acquiring Collective Knowledge (BLACK), a nonprofit formed last
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‘Rock Stop’ July 12 to benefit RAK and food pantry at Hamilton Elementary School
Join personalities from 95.7 The Rock on Thursday, July 12 for a fundraiser to support students and families at Hamilton Elementary School. The start of school is just around the corner at Hamilton, which follows a year-round schedule and welcomes students back on July 19. To help them get off
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Dave & Barb Skogen
“Barb and I believe we have an obligation to give — it’s not a choice. Barb and I have a soft spot in our hearts for public education. Barb’s parents were both lifelong educators. We’ve watched and learned how the LPEF functions year after year. LPEF seems to operate on
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Rochelle and Aaron Nicks
“I received a great education in the School District of La Crosse. My children are receiving a great education in the School District of La Crosse. This educational excellence is possible because of our amazing teachers, and supporting LPEF is one way that I can support them.” — Rochelle Nicks,
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Estate gifts
She was the kind of person who liked “making someone’s life better when they least expected it. … Nothing made her happier than to help a student who needed a hug … (or someone who needed) to believe that somebody cared.” — Mary Lund, describing her longtime friend Barbara Schroeder
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Rick Blasing
“There are those things in life that we intentionally do that have a deeper meaning; that resonate longer by helping or empowering others. Sometimes providing a much needed donation can make all the difference. That is why I give to the La Crosse Public Education Foundation – no group provides







