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Hamilton High School Honor Roll Announced

Hamilton High School announced its second semester Dean’s List, High Honors and Honor Roll for the 2024-25 school year. To be named to the Dean’s List, a student must have a grade point average between 4.00 and 5.00. High Honors is 3.50 to 3.999, and Honors is 3.00 to 3.499. […]

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Hamilton Mourns the Passing of Board Member Stacy Riedel

It is with a heavy heart that we share that Hamilton School District Board Member Stacy Riedel has passed away. Stacy was in her second year of service to Hamilton’s Board of Education and was re-elected in April to serve another term. As a member of the Board of Education, Stacy served in several capacities, […]

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Book project celebrates literature at both elementary and high school levels

Hamilton High School students visited second graders at Maple Avenue Elementary School on June 9 to read and distribute books that were inspired by the young students’ own artwork. “I enjoyed having to creatively think about a storyline that not only uses all the characters the students gave us, but also incorporates enough humor for […]

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Marcy students grow confidence through STEM arcade project

Fourth grade students at Marcy Elementary School invite families and younger students to join them for Arcade Day. The celebration is the culmination of a month-long STEM project that involves designing and building their own cardboard arcade games. STEM projects engage students in hands-on learning by combining science, technology, engineering and math. The projects are […]

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Winner named in Optimist Club Essay Contest

Emily Zgonc, a Hamilton High School junior, recently participated in the 2025 Menomonee Falls Optimist Club Essay contest. The essay topic was “How Optimism has Paved my Road to Success.” Zgonc was awarded first place at the Wisconsin District competition, receiving a first place medal and a $2500 scholarship. She advanced to the District competition […]

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Hamilton announces May students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 12 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for May. Students received a certificate for their accomplishment. Students of the Month are individually selected by teachers. They are chosen because of the positive ways they contribute to the Hamilton High School community. The recognition is helpful to include […]

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Senior volunteers celebrated at elementary school pen pal parties

During the month of May, more than 150 seniors who volunteer with the Hamilton School District were invited to visit elementary schools to meet their fourth grade student pen pals. The end-of-year pen pal parties are a much anticipated event for both students and senior volunteers alike after exchanging letters throughout the entire school year. […]

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Hamilton Business Department students and teacher recognized

Students in Hamilton High School’s Business Department Computer Applications class continue to earn top state rankings. Students completed the productivity strand of the Microsoft Imagine Academy program, which includes the opportunity to take three Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification exams in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Hamilton High School students had six of the top ten […]

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Hamilton students recognized for local workforce experience

Hamilton High School students log more than 51,000 hours of work experience at local companies during the 2024-25 school year. On May 28, their hard work and dedication was celebrated during the inaugural Youth Apprenticeship and Work Experience Awards Ceremony. The event was held in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center to recognize the collaboration between […]

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Maple Avenue teachers use cardio drumming to encourage movement and a love of music

Maple Avenue Elementary students have the opportunity to celebrate music and fitness education together. Cardio drumming proves to be a unique opportunity for teachers to collaborate and inspire students with different interests. “With cardio drumming, we show students that exercise or music don’t have to exist separately,” explains Maple Avenue Elementary School Music Teacher Amy […]

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