from concerts and plays to community meetings and dance recitals. The pool is managed in partnership with the YMCA, offering swimming lessons, recreational swim, and senior fitness classes. “It’s a tremendous asset to our community,” Doverspike acknowledges. “The auditorium space is used a lot. We have many different events there that are outside of school events. We really welcome the opportunity to bring people into our community.” INVESTING IN THE FUTURE Recently Mosinee voters overwhelmingly approved a referendum, which Doverspike says is a significant milestone for a community where such measures have often been difficult to pass.That strong support has paved the way for major investments in Career and Technical Education. Doverspike recounts, “We are completely upgrading and adding onto that space, in an effort to try to revolutionize. We will be getting into more of the industry 4.0 with the robotic welders and the VR welding and plasma cutting, all the different things you know that kids are going to be utilizing when they leave us.” 379 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 09 MOSINEE SCHOOL DISTRICT
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