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During his first few plans for clubs and other extra-cur- development, volunteer develop- weeks on the job in October, Boc- ricular activities. He said his new ment, athletics, and school spirit chini was thrust into overseeing position has led him to an even and pride, as well as a number of the hosting of girls sectional ten- greater passion toward the school other responsibilities. nis, boys regional and sectional than he had before, and he has Long-time Village resident and soccer, girls Central Lakeshore grown to love the school, the stu- Kohler Schools alumnus Doug Conference volleyball tournament, dents, and the people who work Bocchini accepted the position this girls middle school basketball, and within the building. “The passion I past October. Bocchini and his preparations for boys and girls thought I had before is even larger wife, Lisa, also a KHS alumnus, Kohler Schools new Director of Student Life, Doug Bocchini. high school basketball. Bocchini after being in the school. The over- are known around the Village as all support I have received has In his role as Director of Student and internal marketing to students. said the school has “a great group passionate supporters of Kohler been fantastic. Teachers, staff, par- Life, Bocchini oversees the follow- The team is currently working on of coaches at both high school and Schools. ents and students have all been ing programs: materials for the Open Enrollment middle school, who are very dedi- Bocchini leaves behind a 25- willing to help out, give ideas, and Fairs to be held on January 14 for cated to our daughters and sons.” year career at Kohler Co., where Online Learning Program give a hand into initiatives we are the high school, and January 26 for He said the key to the long-term he began in 1986, working in sales. Currently, there are 27 students trying to accomplish. No doubt the elementary/middle school. success of the school’s athletics is He soon joined the marketing team enrolled in a variety of online people were wondering what I was Plans are also in the works to give the development of youth pro- where he worked for the com- learning courses from a number of going to be doing. I hope they can a facelift to many of the school grams, some are in great shape, but pany’s faucet division for nearly providers. Most of the classes stu- see the things we are putting to- hallways with ideas and work from others still need work”. twelve years, before moving to the dents take are classes that are not gether can have a long-term impact the students in an effort to market Kind Matters initiative fixture team as Director of Chan- currently offered at Kohler for the school. So much of what the school to current students to The school is dedicating a great nel Marketing. “In Channel Mar- Schools. Bocchini works with stu- were trying to do is new or fairly help them feel that they made the deal of effort in collaborating with keting our main focus was to work dents to make sure they are on task new, so were all learning together.” right choice in being part of Kohler teachers, parents, and students in with customers across the United and up to speed with the classes. Schools. creating educational programs and States developing programs, pro- Bocchini said most of the students are going through the process for Advisory development events that the school hopes will motions, showrooms, literature build a more caring school and and merchandising,” said Boc- the first time, so some need more Advisory meetings consisting of support than others.
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