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Curt Wiebelhaus is running for the Mukwonago Area School District Board in the April 6, 2010 election. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration and experience as a construction project manager. He also serves on several boards. If elected, he is passionate about children's education and believes in trimming waste over raising taxes. He and his wife, who graduated from Mukwonago, have three children.
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impacts student success. These opportunities are made available through community philanthropic support. In 2015, we will continue to strive to deepen support for education
with the goals of increasing public awareness, commitment and engagement for our schools which, in turn, strengthens our community.
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- 1. 2010 S CHOOL B OARD E LECTION M UKWONAGO A REA S CHOOL D ISTRICT V OTE A PRIL 6, 2010 ELECT C URT W IEBELHAUS Your vote and support on April 6th is appreciated! -Curt DIVERSE • UW Oshkosh Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in 2000, Major: Management Information Systems • Previously owned two successful construction businesses • Currently a construction Project Manager for VJS Construction Services • 2009 Mukwonago Area School District Project Manager for Capital Improvement Projects • Have seven close family members that are current or retired school teachers EXPERIENCED • Serving on the Board of Directors for two local privately held companies • Serving as President and on the Board of Directors for Kettlefield Homeowners Association • Serving as President and on the Board of Directors for Highview Condominium Association • Serving on Waukesha First Assembly Church Board PASSIONATE • Our children’s education and youth experiences will impact the future of the Mukwonago Area! • Firm belief that trimming waste is always better than raising taxes FAMILY • Married for ten years to an awesome wife, Jodi (1996 Mukwonago Graduate) • Father of three wonderful children: Dominic - 7 (attends Prairie View Elementary), Gabe - 4, Samantha - 2