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'Long hall' unites schools in merged parishes
Brillion area communities build new parish through cooperation
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| SCHOOL LITURGY: Kaitlyn Haese does a reading in the chapel at the Reedsville campus of Holy Family School. (Rick Evans photo) |
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By Jeff Kurowski
Compass Assistant Editor
"It's one school with a very long hallway."
That's how Principal Richard Krainz describes Holy Family School
with campuses in both Brillion and Reedsville. The 'long hallway'
is Highway 10, which connects the two communities. Fourth through
eighth grade students attend the former St. Mary School at 209
North Custer Street in Brillion, while pre-schoolers through third
graders attend the former St. Mary School at 628 Menasha Street in
Reedsville. Full story ...
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