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Hamilton press box dedicated at football game

The Hamilton High School press box was dedicated at a football game this fall prior to a Charger varsity football game. Recognized were the individuals and organizations who made it possible. The Sussex Lions Club, Hamilton Athletic Booster Club “Charging Forward” campaign and the Charger Football Program provided generous financial support for the facility. In […]

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Hamilton Fine Arts Center new home to MFSO

Making its new rehearsal and performance home in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center, the Menomonee Falls Symphony Orchestra dedicates its first concert Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. to the students of the Hamilton School District. The Menomonee Falls Symphony Orchestra has made a commitment to collaborate with Hamilton students to provide musical guidance and performance […]

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Templeton students travel to Washington, D.C.

A trip to the nation’s capitol Oct. 29- Nov.1 left 33 Templeton Middle School students and three teachers with unforgettable experiences. The school group traveled to Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, Va., visiting Yorktown, Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg, Mount Vernon, U.S. Capitol, National Archives building, Washington Monument, Ford’s Theater, Holocaust Museum, several Smithsonian museums, the White House, […]

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Hamilton announces October students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for October. They are: • Chad Brown, social studies; • Kevin Gellendin, applied engineering and technology; • Brooke Ihlefeld, world languages; • Jennifer Koloske, family and consumer education; • Jacob Luedtke, communication arts; • Taylor Meyer, communication arts; • Lindsey Mork, […]

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Questions answered at financial aid session

People who have questions about postsecondary financial aid are encouraged to attend the annual financial aid information session Dec. 10 hosted by the Hamilton High School Guidance Department. The workshop begins at 7 p.m. in the high school Little Theater. Many aspects of financial aid – including application procedures, forms, eligibility, aid packages and deadlines […]

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Hamilton choir to participate in choral festival

The Hamilton High School Concert Choir will participate Nov. 12 in the Lakeside Choral Festival at Carthage College in Kenosha. The Hamilton ensemble has participated in the festival before and benefitted greatly from the experience, according to Hamilton Choral Director Marilynn Spiess. Weston Noble, a world-renowned director, and Dr. Garcia-Novelli, a professor at Carthage, have […]

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Marcy celebrates Veteran’s Day with assembly

Marcy Elementary School students will celebrate Veteran’s Day Nov. 11 with an assembly that includes the presentation of colors by a Boy Scout troop, guest speakers, patriotic songs and a slideshow of honored veterans who are connected to Marcy students and staff members . Bob and Renee Cornell, whose son served in the military, will […]

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Students present at technology conference

Templeton Middle School eighth-graders Aaron Sonnemann and Bailee Bobert and Hamilton High School freshman Alan Mamerow showcased their knowledge of the design and engineering process Oct. 22 at the 6th annual SySTEMnow Conference at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee. Students displayed projects and designs that they developed in Templeton technology and engineering classes. They presented […]

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Hamilton Drama Department to present “Bone-Chiller”

The Hamilton High School Drama Department is pleased to present its production of “Bone-Chiller!” Nov. 12-15 in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center. Thirteen people gather on Friday the 13th at the Travers mansion in New York for the reading of Josiah’s will. The will is a wall chart rendered in the form of a rebus […]

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Templeton chorus to perform for veterans

The Templeton Middle School Eighth Grade Show Choir will travel to Milwaukee Nov. 24 to perform a concert for the residents of the Clement J. Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center extended care facility. The concert, which begins at 9 a.m., will include a selection of patriotic songs, including such standards as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” […]

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