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Templeton’s Tai takes first in history, second in geography

Several Templeton Middle School students were busy at bees performing well and collecting awards for their efforts. Eighth-graders Blake Batzko, Maxwell Cavadel, Dominic Pino and seventh-grader Andrew Tai competed at the regional level of the National History Bee in Chicago. They were among 120 students from six states who competed in intense primary rounds that […]

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Woodside students successful at state chess tournament

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Woodside Elementary School chess team members took first place April 13 in the grade K-3 division of the Wisconsin Eighth Annual All Girls State Championship Chess Tournament. Five members of the Woodside Chess Club competed at the event held at Cardinal Stritch University. Four of them – first-graders Sujaya Drover, Elizabeth Ostdick, Sage Osesek and […]

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Hamilton students named GMC Winter Scholar Athletes

The Greater Metro Conference (GMC) has named the following Hamilton High School students Winter 2012-13 Scholar Athletes: Spencer Ezell, Anton Gumina, Aaron Konop, Kyle Rouse – boys basketball; and Robyn Elliott, Tristin Hayes, Jennifer Shernell, Sarah Thompson – girls basketball. Coaches nominate student-athletes who: earned a minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average; participated in at […]

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Templeton bands to perform spring concerts

Templeton Middle School bands will perform two spring concerts in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center (HFAC). The sixth grade band and Jazz Band will perform May 7, and the seventh grade band will perform May 8. The concerts, which are free and open to the public, begin at 7 p.m. “The concerts are a culmination […]

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Maple Avenue plans Fun Run May 3

Maple Avenue Elementary School will hold its second Fun Run May 3 with proceeds going to buy the final SMART Board for the technology classroom and other items for the school. As an active, healthy way to support their school, staff and students will be encouraged to run or walk during their lunch recess behind […]

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Templeton takes second at state forensics tournament

Templeton Middle School’s forensics team earned second place in its division March 23 at the Wisconsin Middle Level Forensics Association state meet in Neenah. A total of 23 Templeton students joined more than 1,500 students from throughout the state to compete in various speech and drama categories. They earned their berth at state through successful […]

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HABC hosts Third Annual Spring Tasting

Hamilton Athletic Booster Club (HABC) members invite the community to join them May 17 at the Third Annual Spring Tasting Event to be held at Boneyard Pub & Grille, N64 W23180 Main Street, Sussex. Participants must be at least 21 years old to attend. A variety of craft and microbrewery beer and select wines will […]

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Hamilton band has successful showing in New York

Hamilton High School Charger Band recently returned from a successful trip to New York City where its Symphonic Band and Jazz Ensemble participated in the International Festival of Music. Bands from throughout North America were adjudicated by a panel of university professors assembled at the festival where each Hamilton group placed second. In addition to […]

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International association gives Templeton Program of Excellence Award

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Templeton Middle School was presented with the Program Excellence Award by the International Technology & Engineering Educator Association (ITEEA) at its annual conference in Columbus, Ohio. Templeton was one of only 29 programs worldwide to earn the prestigious award. The Program Excellence Award is one of the highest honors given to technology and engineering programs […]

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Templeton students qualify for state music festival

Templeton Middle School music students participated March 22-23 in the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) Solo and Ensemble Music Festival held at Mukwonago High School. Students entered as individual soloists, duets, trios or large ensembles. The WSMA judge rated them on a I-V system with I as the highest. Students who performed music from Class […]

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