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Templeton raises money in St. Jude Math-a-Thon

Templeton Middle School students raised $3,665.83 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to help young people with life-threatening illnesses. Students asked sponsors to donate money based on the number of correct answers in a math booklet or to make a one-time donation. The top Templeton student fundraisers were: Samuel Welter, seventh grade, who brought in […]

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Hamilton offers drivers’ education

Registration for Hamilton High School spring drivers’ education – including theory, simulation and behind-the-wheel – begins on Jan. 2, 2009. Completed forms without fees will be accepted at the high school office during school hours or by mail before Jan. 18. Students who will be 16 years old by Aug. 31, 2009 are eligible to […]

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Hamilton students participate in Young Scholar Program

Hamilton High School senior Shantelle Kind and junior Matthew Otto recently participated in Clinical Laboratory Science Young Scholar Program at Marquette University in Milwaukee. The class included 28 students representing 19 different high schools within a 250-mile radius of the university’s downtown campus. At the class, students learned the important role clinical laboratory scientists play […]

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Hamilton schools contribute to community during holidays

Hamilton School District students, staff and families showed appreciation for the needs of others during the holidays by contributing to charitable organizations and extending acts of kindness within the community and beyond. Following is a summary of activities at each school. Willow Springs Learning Center Willow Springs Learning Center four-year-old kindergartners and their families contributed […]

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Hamilton announces November students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for November. They are: Lukas Ballo, business education; Ashley Dunn, applied engineering and technology; Danielle Emmer, family and consumer education; Alyssa Gohr, art; Brandon Hagenow, fitness education; Robert Jaeger, mathematics; Courtney Meidenbauer, science; Cody Neverman, world languages; Ian Read, music; Michael […]

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Hamilton High School students visit QuadCreative

Hamilton High School students in Toni Hillman’s Advanced Applications and Web Design class saw real-life application of graphics and Web design skills Dec. 4 when they visited QuadCreative in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. Hillman’s students used the experience to see how ideas are transferred into effective visual communications to help companies stay competitive and create […]

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Free computer classes offered to senior citizens

Senior citizens interested in learning about basic computer operations and the Internet may sign up for free classes offered at Hamilton High School. The four-session course is offered to senior citizens who would consider volunteering to be a part of the Seniors and Students Program – a partnership between the Hamilton School District and the […]

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December is month for music at Woodside

Woodside Elementary School students will be making and appreciating music this December. Highlights include: Dec. 4, 12:45 p.m., Woodside Gym The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Storytellers will perform on percussion, clarinet and string bass to help students learn that music can tell stories. This performance is part of Arts in Community Education (ACE), which is the […]

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Academic Decathlon team advances to regional competition

Hamilton High School’s Academic Decathlon team will advance to the regional round of the Wisconsin Academic Decathlon after participating in the local competition. Some 107 teams made up of more than 1,000 students from public and private schools across the state competed at the local level, and 60 teams were selected to move on to […]

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Hamilton music department invites public to concerts

The Hamilton School District invites the public to attend several outstanding musical performances this winter. Upcoming performances include three free concerts. The Winter Holiday Concert featuring the Templeton Middle School Eighth Grade Chorus and Hamilton Concert Choir will begin at 1 p.m. on Dec. 10. Senior citizens and community members are especially encouraged to attend […]

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