Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for October. They are: Alessandro Aita, science; Kelly Boyd, communication arts; Cassandra Chiao, world languages; Melanie Farra, family and consumer education; Halley Greeneway, business education; Lydia Hickey, music; Alexandra Koelbl, art; Michael Otto and Jessica Peters, mathematics; Chelsi Reilly, social studies; […]
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. 13 hosted by the Hamilton High School Guidance Department. The workshop, which begins at 7 p.m., will be held in the high school Little Theater. Many aspects of financial aid – including application procedures, forms, eligibility, […]
HFAC announces performing arts season
The Hamilton Fine Arts Center is pleased to announce its 2007-08 performing arts season, designed to appeal to all audiences. Wisconsin Singers – Nov. 30 The season will open Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. with Celebrate!, the Wisconsin Singers newest song and dance revue. Celebrate! is guaranteed to entertain with a big band sound and […]
Maple Avenue kindergartners to celebrate Thanksgiving
Maple Avenue Elementary School kindergarteners will get a practice run at Thanksgiving Nov. 20 when they celebrate the holiday at school. As part of their social studies curriculum, the students will have a Thanksgiving feast from 2:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the school’s Large Group Area. In addition to being served food, students will […]
Local Petro Pantry helps Willow Springs secure grant
Willow Springs Learning Center received a $500 grant from the ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program. The generous grant provided by the national foundation will allow Willow Springs to sponsor “A Concert of Music and Play with Jim Gill” for their four-year-old students and all the five-year-old students from each of the Hamilton School District’s four elementary […]
Temple staff take 47 students to Washington, D.C.
Nearly four dozen Templeton Middle School students toured the nation’s capital Oct. 25-28 under the supervision of their teachers. A total of 47 seventh- and eighth-graders toured Washington D.C.’s famous attractions including the Smithsonian museums, President Washington’s Mount Vernon home, the Holocaust Museum, International Spy Museum, National Zoo and National Cathedral. They endured inclement weather […]
Get Connected offers talk on parenting with Love & Logic
The Get Connected Parent Network invites parents to hear from Kristin Hasbrook who will speak on “Discipline with Love and Logic” Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. The presentation, which is free and open to the public, will be at Lannon Elementary School, 7145 N. Lannon Road, Lannon. Take a crash course in “Discipline with Love […]
Woodside students, parents walking
Woodside Elementary School students are experiencing the many benefits of walking, thanks to the encouragement of the Woodside Walking Club. Parent volunteers take students on one of three .4-mile routes that they may walk during their lunch hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Some older students choose to walk the route twice in a given lunch […]
Hamilton chosen for national recognition
The Hamilton School District was chosen winner in a national award program that recognizes school districts for implementing strategic communication plans that have tangible results for students and community. Hamilton earned the Connect-ED® Leadership through Communication Award and $5,000 in scholarship funds for its students. The award recognizes exemplary leadership and communication that has benefited […]
Hamilton students get behind community fundraiser
Hamilton High School students have gotten behind a community effort designed to reduce world hunger. Working with community and church leaders, the Hamilton Student Council has helped coordinate student contributions to the Kids Against Hunger campaign. The goal of Kids Against Hunger is to enlist 1,000 people in a one-day event to package more than […]