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Templeton welcomes new students with pancake breakfast

Templeton Middle School (TMS) recently welcomed its newest students with a special New Student Welcome event and pancake breakfast designed to help students feel connected and part of their new school community. The inaugural event was held September 25 at school.  “Starting at a new school can be exciting but it can also feel overwhelming,” […]

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Hamilton celebrates second year of Southeastern Wisconsin Adaptive Sports League 

Hamilton School District invites the community to the Southeastern Wisconsin Adaptive Sports League’s first home game of the 2026-27 school year. The indoor soccer game will be held on Saturday, October 3 at 11:00 a.m. in the Hamilton High School gymnasium. The league was established last fall to ensure high school students with disabilities have […]

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Hamilton High School 2026 Homecoming 

Hamilton High School is gearing up for a week filled with school spirit, fun activities and athletic events as the district celebrates Homecoming Week October 5–10. This year’s celebration will feature a campus pregame parade. The new tradition is designed to bring students, families, staff and community members together before the Homecoming football game Friday […]

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Hamilton High School students celebrate their next chapter with signing ceremony

Hamilton High School freshmen enrolled in the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) elective course took a big step toward their post high school goals when they signed pledges symbolizing their determination and lifelong commitment to learning during the AVID 9 Signing Ceremony held September 25 at Hamilton High School (HHS). “Our main focus is the […]

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Hamilton student wins statewide Kwik Trip innovation competition

Hamilton High School senior Kate Dwyer is one of three winners in the statewide Kwik Trip Innovation Competition organized by Wisconsin Business World. This statewide business-focused contest tasks students in grades 6th through 12th with creating and presenting a marketing plan for a new product to be sold in Kwik Trip stores. Dwyer’s contest submission […]

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Record twelve Hamilton students recognized in National Merit competition

Twelve Hamilton High School (HHS) students recently learned that they have been named in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. Eligibility for the distinction is based on results of the 2025 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test which was taken by more than 1.2 million students nationwide.  This is a new school record for HHS, […]

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Hamilton continues Care Solace partnership to support mental health needs 

As a new school year gets underway, Hamilton School District is highlighting the mental health and well-being support available to families through its ongoing partnership with Care Solace. Care Solace is a mental health care coordination service available at no cost to district families that can help simplify what may feel like an overwhelming search […]

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Hamilton invites community professionals to participate in Career Day

Hamilton High School is seeking local professionals to share their career experiences with students during the school’s Third Annual Career Day on Friday, October 30. The annual event brings students and community members together for a morning focused on career exploration, connection and inspiration. “We would love to have a diverse group of career paths […]

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Templeton students find connection and support through team-building

Templeton Middle School (TMS) seventh grade students build connections and a sense of community through team-building activities. The afternoon of outdoor activities has become a celebrated tradition at TMS that helps students strengthen communication, collaboration and problem-solving skills. Templeton staff members and dozens of parent volunteers helped to facilitate the teamwork activities held September 8-11. […]

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Hamilton continues strong AP test success 

Hamilton High School’s Advanced Placement® (AP) results remain well above state and global averages while showing a commitment to challenging students and expanding their options. Some 93% of Hamilton students who took the exams in spring of 2026 received a score of 3 or higher which earns them credits that are recognized by many colleges […]

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