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Two Hamilton students chosen Brady Academic All-Stars

Hamilton High School seniors Anthony Anderson and Andrea Salus were selected 2009 Brady Academic All-Stars and were honored April 26 at Cardinal Stritch University. Brady All-Stars are nominated by their individual schools and must have demonstrated academic excellence, participated in sports and other school activities and demonstrated a commitment to serving their fellow students and […]

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Hamilton student recognized for peace essay

Hamilton High School senior Andrea Salus received honorable mention in the 2008-09 United States Institute of Peace (USIP) National Peace Essay Contest. The topic for the essay contest was crimes against humanity. One first place and one honorable mention from each state were selected from more than 1,000 student applicants. USIP is a nonprofit organization […]

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Hamilton High School senior earns Kohl scholarship

Hamilton High School senior Jaclyn Michl was one of 200 Wisconsin students who were awarded the 2009 Kohl Excellence Scholarship, sponsored by the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation. The scholarship is given to high school seniors who have demonstrated excellence in academics with high motivation to achieve, displayed a broad range of activity and leadership outside […]

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Hamilton cheerleaders sponsor clinic

Hamilton High School varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders and their coaches will conduct a cheerleading clinic June 20 in the high school gymnasium. Students in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited to learn cheers, stunts and dance at this event which is slated from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Participants will appear with the high […]

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Milwaukee Ballet to present to Woodside students

Members of the Milwaukee Ballet will give an interactive presentation to Woodside Elementary School second-graders May 27 at 2:15 p.m. in the school gym. Highlights of this presentation, which has been given in previous years, included all second grade students trying the five basic positions of ballet, students watching a clown from “The Nutcracker” perform […]

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Marcy plans intergenerational party

Generations will come together May 22 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Marcy Elementary School’s annual Pen Pal Party. Fourth-graders from the classes of Beth Schaefer, Barb Gogan and Pam Biron will meet their senior citizen pen pals. The seniors and students have been corresponding since the fall and are excited to finally meet […]

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District students recognized in academic search

Dozens of Hamilton School District students participated in the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent Search (NUMATS) by taking above-grade level tests to measure their intellectual abilities. Students qualified for NUMATS based on their scores on the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Exam. Qualifying seventh and eighth grade students took the ACT or SAT, which are college […]

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School Board appoints two associate principals

The Hamilton School Board approved the appointments of two open associate principal positions – one at elementary and the other at the secondary level – at its May 18 regular meeting. Keith Nerby was appointed to serve at Hamilton High School, and Tara Villalobos was chosen for Woodside Elementary School. Both will begin their positions […]

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Hamilton students place at international conference

Five students represented Hamilton High School April 28-May 3 at the DECA International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, Calif. DECA is an association of marketing students. Competing in Travel and Tourism Management, the team of Halley Greeneway and Holly Rindfleish placed in the top 10 overall out of 150 teams from around the world. Other […]

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Services available for students with disabilities

The Hamilton School District is committed to providing students with disabilities a free, appropriate public education. Special education and related services for students with disabilities are provided in each school in accordance with state and federal law. If you have or know of a child between the ages of three and 21 whom you believe […]

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