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Grade 8 families invited to virtual Orientation & Open House Feb. 17
Hamilton High School invites current grade 8 students (who will be freshman next year) and their parents to its virtual Eighth Grade Orientation and Open House Feb. 17.
Templeton Middle School students will receive a folder containing necessary registration materials the week of Feb. 15. All grade 8 families will receive an email with a link to the presentation and website which contains Information on how to register for classes, who to contact if you need help and other important information for incoming freshmen of the Class of 2025.
There will also be several short videos from current students and staff members to provide information about extracurricular activities, academic information, student support services and other aspects of student life at Hamilton High School.
Parochial school or out-of-district families that have preregistered will receive a registration packet. If not preregistered, all information will be available and accessible on the website.
Those unable to attend the Orientation and Open House or parents of private school students whose school was not notified about this event should contact the high school Student Services Department at (262) 246-6476 x1130.
Parents with specific questions are encouraged to contact the appropriate (based on last name of student) high school counselor at (262) 246-6476:
- Kristin Hasbrook, A-C, x1128, hasbkr@hamilton.k12.wi.us
- Helen Geracie, D-I and W-Z, x1135, gerahe@hamilton.k12.wi.us
- David Johnson, J-P, x1133, johnda@hamilton.k12.wi.us
- Tricia Rigg, Q-V, x1134, riggtr@hamilton.k12.wi.us
Hamilton students earn Microsoft certification
Hamilton High School students in Toni Hillmann’s first semester Computer Application courses completed rigorous technical training and earned Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification. Students completed the “Productivity” strand of the Microsoft Imagine Academy program which includes the opportunity to take[...]
Early admission to school deadline approaches
Parents who want their children considered for early admission into a Hamilton School District 5-year-old kindergarten or first grade class next fall should apply in writing by March 1 to their elementary school principal. Application forms are available at elementary[...]
Hyland, VanAacken recognized for decades of service
Hamilton School District School Board members Michael Hyland and Dawn VanAacken were recognized by the Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) for serving 30 years on the Hamilton School District School Board. Hyland and VanAacken will be honored in January[...]
Templeton Student Council members elected WASC officers
Two Templeton Middle School Student Council members were elected to state and regional positions on the Wisconsin Association of School Councils (WASC) Governing Board. Eighth-grader Shriya Venkataramani will serve as statewide president for the junior and middle school division. For[...]
Hamilton announces November students of the month
Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for November. They are: Abigail Steele, applied engineering and technology; Samantha Seiler, art; Joseph Bongard, business education; Colin Toryfter, communication arts; Abrielle Klawitter, family and[...]
Hamilton schools contribute to community during holidays
It looked different this year, but even during a pandemic, Hamilton School District students, staff and families showed appreciation for the needs of others during the holidays by extending acts of kindness, sponsoring families in need and contributing to charitable[...]
Hamilton’s 2021-22 kindergarten registration begins in January
Kindergarten registration for children who will attend the Hamilton School District in the 2021-22 school year will begin online Jan. 1. The district offers kindergarten programs for 4-year-olds (4K) and 5-year-olds (5K) with bus transportation offered for both. • 4K[...]
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Sibling rivalry – letting kids work it out
Q: My children fight all the time; they are in a constant battle. I have a 4-year-old, 6-year-old and a middle school student. The 6-year-old often teases the middle school student. I think he should be able to deal with it, but instead he fights back. How can I get this to stop?
A: Sibling rivalry may be one of the most frustrating parts of being a parent. It creates stress and can make home unpleasant. Children fight over just about anything and for any number of reasons including jealousy, power, bruised egos and favor in their parent’s eyes.
Remember, most brothers and sisters argue. Here are some suggestions: