04/23/2026
To the families and supporters of Pulaski Wrestling within the Pulaski Community School District:
You may have recently received a survey regarding the proposed referendum, which includes a question about the addition of a new high school wrestling facility. We would like to take a moment to provide context about our program and the student-athletes we serve.
Pulaski Wrestling has long been a source of pride in our community. Our current high school wrestling room is named in honor of Joe Kind, a Wisconsin Hall of Fame coach and a dedicated, long-standing member of the Pulaski community. This recognition reflects the strong tradition, commitment, and community values that define our program.
Today, our wrestling room is operating beyond its intended capacity, serving more than 200 K–12 student-athletes during the winter season.
Participation continues to grow rapidly across all levels, including our youth, boys, and especially our girls wrestling programs. While this growth is a positive reflection of community interest and engagement, it also presents challenges in providing adequate space for safe and effective training.
A new wrestling facility would allow us to better accommodate this growth and continue offering a safe, structured environment for all participants.
More importantly, it would support our mission of developing not only successful athletes, but also responsible, disciplined, and respectful individuals. The lessons learned in the wrestling room extend far beyond the mat, helping shape character, work ethic, and leadership.
Expanding our facility would ensure that we can continue welcoming new athletes, strengthening our program, and fostering an even greater sense of community.
Thank you for your time, consideration, and continued support of Pulaski Wrestling! Go Red Raiders!