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Hamilton named Top Workplace

For the fourth consecutive year, the Hamilton School District was listed among the best places to work in southeastern Wisconsin in the June 14 publication, “The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Top Workplaces.” Hamilton was among the 150 businesses and organizations named in a special section of the Sunday newspaper and online at www.jsonline.com. The district’s ranking […]

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Semrad chosen for Hamilton alumnus award

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Photo courtesy of Empire Photography Graduate Joseph Semrad was presented with the 2015 Hamilton High School Distinguished Alumnus Award at the school’s June 13 graduation ceremonies. A 2004 graduate, Semrad works for the U.S. Department of State where he has served tours in Leipzig, Germany, Bangkok, Thailand and more recently in Washington, D.C. As a […]

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Templeton students earn State Honors

The Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) Middle Level State Honors Music Project invited three Templeton Middle School students to participate in the band: Lisa Nuelk – clarinet; Morgan Price – tenor saxophone; and Holly Venkitaswaran – flute. This is the fourth consecutive year that Templeton students have been invited. Students went through a rigorous audition […]

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Templeton students participate in National History Bee

Three Templeton Middle School students participated May 22-24 in the National History Bee middle school level championship held in Louisville, Ky. The students were eighth-graders Seth Bartos and Jerry Keith and seventh-grader Shiva Senthil. They were among the 540 students who participated in the national competition. “This is an accomplishment that reflects well not only […]

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May students of the month chosen at Hamilton

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Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for May. They are: Nicholas Mueller, applied engineering and technology; Nicole Fenner, art; Miranda Milbrath, business education; Lesa Povletich, communication arts; Amber Goodreau, family and consumer sciences; Ryan Hoffman, fitness education; Tess Carlson and Kathryn Godlewski, mathematics; Hannah Menzel, music; Natalie Bohl, […]

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District to conduct telephone survey

A random sample of 300 Hamilton School District residents will be called in June as part of a community survey. The survey is a follow-up to ones conducted previously in the district. The district conducts the survey to: learn the expectations and priorities the community has for its schools; understand community sentiment on critical school […]

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Charger Robotics helps SOS Stamp Out Hunger

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Charger Robotics members helped Sussex Outreach Services (SOS) sort donations collected in the May 9 U.S. Postal Service Stamp Out Hunger National Food Drive. More than 20 members checked for expiration dates and sorted items for the SOS Food Pantry.   About 11,000 pounds of food was collected locally which will help the Food Pantry […]

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Willow Springs students branching out

Willow Springs Learning Center will hold its annual Branching Out Ceremony June 9 at 9:45 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center. The ceremony is the culminating activity of the year for students who will attend 5-year-old kindergarten at their neighborhood school next year. The ceremony recognizes their growth as 4-year-old kindergartners […]

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Templeton band to perform spring concert

Templeton Middle School eighth grade band will perform June 3 in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center (HFAC).The concert, which is free and open to the public, begins at 7 p.m. “The concerts are a culmination of three months of rehearsals in which the bands have shown tremendous growth,” said Templeton Band Director David Neubauer. “The […]

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Hamilton students excel at state music festival

 Hamilton High School music students participated April 25 in the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) Music Festival held at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The Exemplary Solo Recognition Project, which recognizes exemplary soloists participating in the competition, selected freshman Sarah May as an Exemplary Soloist for her violin solo. Euphonium player Erin Magoon earned a nomination. WSMA […]

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