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Bonecrushers visit Woodside students

A friendship that developed last July at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, recently brought special guests to Woodside Elementary School. Members of the Milwaukee Bonecrushers, a Continental Indoor Football League team, came to see fifth-grader Katie Godlewski at her school. Godlewski was hospitalized for 49 days last summer. Owner and player John Burns, player Dan Morjal […]

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Hamilton offers Summer Opportunities for students

The Hamilton School District will again offer its Summer Opportunities Program designed to provide enrichment, enjoyment, skill maintenance and development for students entering 4K through grade 8. It also provides middle school and high school enrichment opportunities, credit make-up courses, strength and agility training, and driver’s education. Brochures will be available April 11 at all […]

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Templeton student qualifies for State Geographic Bee

Templeton eighth-grader Derek Stone qualified for the state competition in the National Geographic Bee based on the results of the written test he submitted. All Templeton students participated in the preliminary round of the annual National Geographic Bee this year by taking a 25-question written test. The school’s top-scoring students competed in the semi-final round […]

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Hamilton students qualify for international competition

Eight Hamilton High School students will advance to international competition after qualifying March 11-13 at the annual state Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Career Development Conference in Lake Geneva. The following students qualified for international competition in Atlanta in late April: Emily Rindfleisch and Sonya Ruminski, first place, buying and merchandising; Cody Ellis, second […]

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Kindergartners to celebrate literacy through bedtime stories

Willow Springs Learning Center students in the 4-year-old kindergarten program will celebrate the eighth annual Bedtime Story Time – Literacy Night at their school on April 16. Morning students and their families were invited to come at 6 p.m., and afternoon students and their families were invited at 7 p.m. Bedtime Story Time is a […]

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Tryouts slated for Chargerette Dance Team

All interested students planning to try out for the 2008-09 Hamilton High School Chargerette Dance Team are invited to attend tryouts April 21-23 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. The tryouts will be in the cafeteria at Hamilton High School, W220 N6151 Town Line Rd., Sussex. For more information about the Chargerette Dance Team, please […]

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Donkey basketball comes to Hamilton

Donkey basketball, a delightfully humiliating game with a twist, will come to Hamilton High School April 28 as the Cultural Exchange Club plans an exciting evening of spirit and camaraderie. Doors open at 6 p.m. The cafeteria will be filled with children’s activities such as face painting, mask making, cookie decorating and concessions. The basketball […]

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Hamilton students attend Badger State

Hamilton High School juniors will again attend Badger Girls and Badger Boys State. The young women who will attend Badger Girls State June 15-20 at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh campus are: Kristin Cox; and Abby Eimermann. Attending Badger Boys State June 14-21 at Ripon College will be: Jose Cornejo; and Mitch Muehler. The Sussex Lions […]

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Roubik appointed new Ed Services director

The Hamilton School Board appointed John Roubik the new Educational Services and Human Resources Director at its March 17 meeting. Roubik, who has been principal of Bayside Middle School since 2002, will begin his new post effective July 1. He replaces Dean Schultz, who announced his retirement last October after serving as head of Educational […]

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Hamilton announces February students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for February. They are: Elizabeth Blewett, communication arts; Julia Borowski, applied engineering and technology; Melissa Brook, music; Angela Christman, world languages Mindy Grabko, fitness education; Craig Laufenberg, social studies; Eric Reimer, mathematics; Emily Rindfleisch, business education; Sarah Tomke and Tammy Wolf, […]

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