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Templeton students receive upgraded plastics technology equipment

Templeton Middle School (TMS) Applied Engineering and Technology (AET) students receive upgraded and expanded equipment in their classroom thanks to a grant from the Milwaukee Society of Plastics Engineers Education Foundation. The grant money allowed for the purchase of equipment that directly affects student work and supports classroom innovation opportunities. A new Bambu Lab X1C […]

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Community comes together to learn from local professionals and explore equipment

Hamilton High School hosted their inaugural Careers on Wheels event on May 14. Community members of all ages explored career paths that go beyond traditional office settings. The event also provided children with the opportunity to get an up-close look at a fire engine, ambulance, sheriff’s department vehicles, construction equipment and small farm animals. “Thank […]

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Science lessons brought to life through classroom hatching project

Fourth grade students at Maple Avenue Elementary School have spent the last few weeks watching and learning from chicken and quail eggs hatching right in their classroom. “The students get wonderfully excited about this project and look forward to the chicks hatching with great anticipation. There are many educational connections that we make before, during […]

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Hamilton student earns perfect score on ACT

Hamilton High School junior Zara Sagna accomplished what few students do. Sagna earned a perfect score of 36 on the ACT college-entrance exam. Sagna is among the top performers across the nation, with less than 1% of students in the U.S. earning a perfect score. The ACT consists of tests in English, mathematics, reading and […]

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Woodside students celebrate Math Day

Students at Woodside Elementary School in Sussex celebrate their first ever school-wide Math Day to promote a love of math and an interest in math-related fields. Activities such as a scavenger hunt for shapes, math riddles posted throughout the building and a paper airplane competition were used to build student confidence in using math skills. […]

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Templeton students tour Husco and learn about possible career paths

More than one-hundred eighth grade students from Templeton Middle School (TMS) in Sussex toured Husco manufacturing in Waukesha on April 30 and May 1 to see first hand how the skills they are acquiring in Applied Engineering and Technology (AET) class can eventually result in rewarding careers.  “It is incredibly meaningful for our students to […]

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Templeton students connect with nature and their peers on camp field trip

Templeton Middle School’s (TMS) entire eighth grade class was given the opportunity to connect with nature and each other during a team-building field trip to Camp Whitcomb/Mason the week of April 21. Over the course of three days, more than 350 students, 40 family volunteers and approximately 20 staff members visited the 300 acre site […]

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Hamilton School District invites community to Careers on Wheels

Hamilton School District invites all community members to the inaugural Careers on Wheels event to be held Wednesday, May 14 from 5-7 p.m. in the Hamilton High School parking lot. The event aims to highlight different pathways for students interested in dynamic, hands-on careers that do not involve a traditional office setting. “Our goal is […]

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Hamilton announces April students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 12 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for April. 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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Record number of Hamilton students compete at SkillsUSA

Hamilton High School students competed at the SkillsUSA state-level competition April 1-2 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison. Nineteen students represented Hamilton High School in 13 different contest categories, including cabinetmaking, CNC milling, carpentry, advertising design and woodworking display. This was the largest group of competitors that Hamilton has ever brought to state. Three […]

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