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Home›Latest News›AmeriGas donates to Rhinelander schools

AmeriGas donates to Rhinelander schools

By StarJournal
October 26, 2015
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Chris McDonald (center), Customer Relations Representative from AmeriGas Propane, presents a $200 check to Alison Kubeny (left), FBLA-DECA Student President, and Patrick Kubeny (right), FBLA-DECA Co-Advisor.

Courtesy of the School District of Rhinelander

AmeriGas Propane recently donated $400 to the James Williams Middle School PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) Program and $200 to Rhinelander High School (RHS) FBLA/DECA Club.

The AmeriGas team raised funds for donation through BBQ cylinder sales on their customer appreciation day. They took 50% of every sale and set it aside for donation to the School District of Rhinelander. Every year they pick a day, typically “Ridikulus Dae,” and run a sale on BBQ cylinder fill-ups, then make a donation to support the community.

In prior years, they donated to the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry and began a “fill a backpack” program in support of the Kids in Need organization. This year, they added a second cylinder filling sale day in an effort to increase their community contribution; they dedicated one sale day to the school district and the other to “fill a backpack,” and both had tremendous community support. Their team decided on the school district this year to assist programs that could use more funding support..

Every school in the District has implemented a PBIS program. The goal of PBIS is to promote and teach appropriate pro-social skills and behaviors to maximize academic success for all students. In addition, it provides a systems and process approach for teaching behavior, a continuum of behavioral supports, prevention focused efforts to reduce behavioral problems, specific instruction of academic and personal/social behavior, research-based practices and ongoing use of data to make decisions regarding needs and successes at the building level.

FBLA/DECA at RHS prepares students for “real world” professional experiences in business management and administration, finance, marketing, hospitality and tourism, logistics, and related careers. Members are provided with unique opportunities to practice the skills and knowledge they are learning in the classroom, as well as gaining the competitive edge for college and career success.

The School District of Rhinelander thanks AmeriGas Propane for their generous donations.

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