Recent News
Templeton wins state “Spirit of Excellence Award”
Templeton Middle School won the state Junior and Middle School (JAM) “Spirit of Excellence Award” from the Wisconsin Association of School Councils (WASC). The prestigious award honors schools that achieve excellence in leadership, sportsmanship and service to their school and[...]
Hamilton seeks nominees for Distinguished Alumnus
Community members are invited to nominate Hamilton High School graduates for the 2021 Distinguished Alumnus Award which will be presented at the June 12 high school graduation ceremony. People are asked to include the nominee’s name, address and phone number,[...]
Hamilton DECA experiences success at state
A total of 44 Hamilton High School DECA members competed March 1-13 in the virtual Wisconsin DECA State Career Development Conference. Hamilton earned 84 awards and qualified 21 members to advance to international competition. The following students were recognized for[...]
Hamilton team places third in state Battle of the Books
Hamilton High School students Ellie DeCleene, Nikhita Nair, Sophia Heyn, Sydney Vande Hei and Peyton Impola (alternate) took third place in the senior division at the Wisconsin Educational Media & Technology Association (WEMTA) Battle of the Books competing against 58[...]
Hamilton announces February students of the month
Hamilton High School students representing 12 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for February. They are: Zachary Balsiger, applied engineering and technology; Cora Brooks, art; Jacob Pfeifer, business education; Jacob Ullrick, communication arts; Madison Barnes, family and[...]
Hamilton student wins Kohl Excellence Scholarship
Hamilton High School senior Arushi Ranasaria was selected a 2021 Herb Kohl Student Excellence Scholarship recipient. She is among 200 graduating students who have been recognized statewide. Ranasaria will be presented with a $10,000 Student Excellence Scholarship for demonstrated academic[...]
Hamilton High School honor roll announced
Hamilton High School announced its first semester honor roll for the 2020-21 school year. To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must have a grade point average between 4.00 and 5.00. High honors is 3.50 to 3.999, and[...]
Woodside hosts successful food drive during Kindness Week
Woodside Elementary School held a successful food drive in February to benefit Sussex-Area Outreach Services. Woodside kindergarten through fourth grade students and their families donated more than 800 items. Donations included boxed food, canned food, paper towels, facial tissue, diapers,[...]
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The Hamilton School District is one of the highest-achieving, low-spending school districts in Wisconsin. It has a strong reputation as a student-centered organization that delivers an excellent well-rounded education. The curriculum is comprehensive preparing students for whatever path they choose following graduation.
Standardized test scores are consistently above national and state averages and competitive with the highest achieving districts in the state.
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Teaching children about the value of money
Q: My middle school children do not have jobs and are asking for money all the time. How do I teach them about money when I am buying them things?
A: Money management is one of the greatest skills that we can give our children. A study on credit card use among college-age students revealed that the average student had 5.2 credit cards with an average balance for the most recent month of $1,423. Children are leaving home where they have been given everything. And, they have gotten used to nice homes, cars and vacations – expecting they should have these things in college as well. You can see how easily the debt can build up. Here are some things to consider: