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Early admission deadline approaches

Parents who want their children considered for early admission into a Hamilton School District 5-year-old kindergarten or first grade class next fall should apply in writing by March 1 to their elementary school principal. Application forms are available at elementary school offices. Children who turn five on or before Sept. 1, 2007 meet normal entrance […]

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Hamilton announces December students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for December. They are: Melissa Brook, mathematics; Sarah Buck, music; Angela Christman, science; Robin Figarino, family and consumer education; Halley Greeneway, fitness education; Christopher Jaskolski and Radoslav Radinov, social studies; Ellen Kudronowicz, world languages; Alexander Piper, applied engineering and technology; Christopher […]

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Templeton hosts District Spelling Bee

Templeton Middle School will be the site Feb. 6 for the District Spelling Bee that draws qualifying students from Hamilton School District middle and elementary schools as well as area private schools. Qualifying students from the following schools will participate in the District Spelling Bee: Templeton, Lannon, Maple Avenue, Marcy, Woodside, St. Agnes, St. John’s […]

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Hamilton DECA students earn record number of medals

Hamilton High School students broke school records Jan. 6 at the Southeastern Wisconsin Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Career Development Conference held at Kettle Morraine High School in Wales. A record 41 Hamilton students competed at the event bringing home another record 54 medals. Other impressive highlights of Hamilton’s performance include the facts that: […]

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Hamilton teachers pass rigorous certification process

Two Hamilton High School teachers earned the teaching profession’s top credential by achieving National Board Certification. Science teacher Kimberly Leannais and family and consumer education teacher Kathy Rankin recently learned that they earned their certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS). A voluntary process, National Board Certification is achieved through a rigorous, […]

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Hamilton’s kindergarten registration begins in January

Kindergarten registration for children in the Hamilton School District is set to begin in January. There are several kindergarten options for 4- and 5-year-olds. An optional half-day program for 4-year-olds is available to parents whose children are four years old on or before Sept. 1, 2007. The district offers parents the option of choosing full- […]

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Hamilton puts on “Musical Comedy Murders of 1940”

The Hamilton High School Drama Department will perform the mystery-comedy production of “Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” The performances begin at 7 p.m. on Feb. 8, 9 and 10, and at 2 p.m. on Feb. 11. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens. A special Family Night promotion will be […]

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Students get unique music exposure through ACE activities

Parents are invited to a variety of musical experiences planned for Woodside Elementary School students involved in Arts in Community Education (ACE) programming. ACE is a Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra (MSO) educational program offered to a select number of schools in southeastern Wisconsin. The program encourages understanding of music, improved listening skills and family participation. The […]

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Woodside students write prize-winning script

Woodside Elementary School students Jacob Rink, Tyler Polaski, Michael Banda, Alex Doleshal, Frank Boyle and Elliott Evans in Kelly Flanagan’s fifth grade class were named winners in a Time Warner video contest. The students’ script was one of 20 selected from more than 550 entries for the 2006-07 Hang Tough Video Contest in which students […]

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Hamilton teachers nominated for Kohl recognition

Three Hamilton School District teachers were nominated at the regional level for the 2007 Kohl Teacher Fellowship Program. The teachers are Maple Avenue Elementary School fifth grade teacher Christina Garley, Marcy Elementary School first grade teacher Patricia Mayer and Templeton Middle School eighth grade social studies teacher Rhonda Watton. The 2007 Kohl Teacher Fellowship Program […]

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