Six Weac Members To Be Featured In Newspapers Statewide
Look closely at your Sunday newspaper and you may find a picture and
special article written by a WEAC colleague. WEAC is featuring six members
in a unique newspaper advertising campaign about the challenges facing
teachers and education support professionals in Wisconsin's public schools.
The campaign begins in December and will continue until May 2005. The
ads will appear in 10 daily newspapers statewide, 23 weekly newspapers
that serve the Milwaukee area, and a business publication.
Each ad includes a picture of a WEAC member, an editorial about an
education issue, and the Great Schools message. Because the ads are
both promotional pieces and editorials, WEAC calls them "advertorials."
The advertorial campaign is in its fifth year. Advertorials from previous
years are available on OnWEAC.
Below is the first in this new series of ads. (Check back to meet
each of the members who are being featured in the 2004-05 campaign.)
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| Lynn
Herbst
T eacher, Franklin Elementary School, West Allis | |
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| | Yer
V. Her
Teacher, John Marshall Elementary School, Wausau |
The ads will appear on the first Sunday in December, January, February,
March, April and May in the following daily newspapers:
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Wisconsin State Journal (Madison)
- Green Bay Press Gazette
- Appleton Post Crescent
- Baraboo News Republic
- Eau Claire Leader Telegram
- La Crosse Tribune
- Wausau Daily Herald
- Kenosha News
- Superior Daily Telegram
The ads will appear on the first Thursday in December, January, February,
March, April and May in the weekly newspapers that serve the following
communities:
- Germantown
- Mequon-Thiensville
- Menomonee Falls
- Brookfield
- Elm Grove
- Wauwatosa
- Greenfield
- West Allis
- New Berlin
- Franklin
- Hales Corners
- Muskego
- Greendale
- Brown Deer
- Fox Point, Bayside and River Hills
- Glendale
- Shorewood
- Whitefish Bay
- Bay View
- Cudahy
- Oak Creek
- St. Francis
- South Milwaukee
Advertorial archives:
Updated May 3, 2005