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PSAT offered Oct. 12 at Hamilton

The Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) will be given Oct. 12 from 7:20 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Hamilton High School. This voluntary test provides an opportunity for college-bound sophomores and juniors to experience and practice taking a shortened version of the SAT Reasoning Test. (The SAT may be used for the University […]

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Hamilton School Board approves Professional Teaching Staff Handbook

The start of school each fall brings new opportunities and circumstances for school staff members. This year professional teaching staff in the Hamilton School District, like most districts in Wisconsin, will have a newly-created employee handbook that will define employment parameters. The Hamilton School Board approved the “Professional Teaching Staff Handbook” Aug. 23 at a […]

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Hamilton schools plan for start of classes

Hamilton School District students will begin classes Sept. 1. The district has compiled information to assist parents and students in preparation for the big day. Registration — People who are new to the district may register their children at the school they will attend. Call the individual schools to learn their office hours. School phone […]

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Families can apply for free, reduced lunches

The Hamilton School District announced its policy for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program, or milk served under the Special Milk Program. Each school office and the district office have copies of the policy for those who are interested. Household size […]

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Hamilton offers drivers’ education

Registration for Hamilton High School fall drivers’ education – including theory, simulation and behind-the-wheel – begins Aug. 10. Completed forms with fees will be accepted at the high school office during school hours or by mail. Students who will be 16 years old by May 31, 2012 are eligible to enroll in all three phases […]

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Hamilton announces May students of the month

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Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for May. They are: Kaleigh Hall, applied engineering and technology; Cory Farrell, social studies; Brittany Paa and Taylor Burns, business education; Jacob Kemp, communication arts; Abigail Purfuerst, art; Cassandra Bolz, mathematics; Nicholas Beauvais, fitness education; Emily Vento, family and consumer […]

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Hamilton students attend Badger State

Hamilton High School juniors will again attend Badger Girls and Badger Boys State. Attending Badger Girls State June 19-24 at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh campus are: Uma Avinash; and Amy Walsh. Attending Badger Boys State June 11-18 at Ripon College will be: Dan Baker; and Dan Herriges. The Sussex Lions Club and the Hamilton High […]

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Hamilton receives statewide recognition for PLTW

Hamilton High School and Templeton Middle School were recognized for excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education from Project Lead The Way (PLTW) of Wisconsin. The two schools were noted not only for their demonstrated excellence in academic areas, but also commitment to college and career readiness through a robust PLTW curriculum. The statewide […]

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Woodside to celebrate Family Fun Night June 3

Mark June 3 as an evening of great fun for the family at Woodside Elementary School. The school will celebrate its annual Family Fun Night from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Family Fun Night is a fundraiser that supports Woodside Home and School’s enriching learning programs for students and teachers. Inflatable rides, games and concessions […]

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Willow Springs students branching out

Willow Springs Learning Center will hold its annual Branching Out Ceremony June 8 at 10 a.m. and 1:45 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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