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Students inducted into National Honor Society

The Hamilton High School Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 44 juniors and seniors Oct. 17 for membership. Hamilton teacher Jill Matarrese was the guest speaker at the event. Students were selected on the basis of academic excellence, outstanding service, character and leadership at school and in the greater community. To be considered for […]

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Hamilton students chosen for diversity program

Hamilton High School student LaSalle Body was accepted into “The Other America Tour,” a program that promotes diversity and equity in the education system. The Tour was created in 2001 to increase socio-cultural awareness, responsibility and action among Wisconsin youth. Upon completion of a 70-hour training program, Body will travel to high schools across the […]

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Crafters needed for 19th Annual Holiday Craft Affair

The Maple Avenue Home and School is gearing up for its ever popular fundraising event that draws people from throughout the region. More than 100 crafters will sell arts and crafts Dec. 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Maple Avenue Elementary School, W240 N6059 Maple Avenue in Sussex.. A draw this year will […]

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Lannon kicks off Red Ribbon Week with juggler

Lannon Elementary School students will kick off Red Ribbon Week Oct. 23 with an entertaining presentation from Dan Kirk – The Juggler With the Yellow Shoes. Kirk is no ordinary juggler; he gets students’ attention and then delivers important messages about making good choices and thinking about consequences. He will present his “Say No to […]

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Woodside celebrates Red Ribbon Week

Woodside Elementary School students will celebrate Red Ribbon Week Oct. 23-25 through activities that promote a drug-free lifestyle. The school’s theme is “100% Me! Drug Free!” Activities include: Oct. 23 – “100% Me! Drug Free!” Day – Students and staff will wear red and white, and students will receive stickers, certificates, “Cool Guy” poster sheets […]

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Hamilton student group sells cookbooks

Hamilton High School members of RAY Club have collected the best recipes from high school staff members and compiled them into an attractive keepsake cookbook. The cookbooks may be purchased for $10 from club members or advisors. All proceeds will go to RAY Club, whose purpose is to encourage mutual respect between all students regardless […]

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Hamilton band takes second consecutive first place

With a school record score, the Hamilton High School Charger Marching Band took its second consecutive first-place trophy Oct. 14 at the Cudahy High School Marching Band Invitational. The Hamilton band scored 70.75 points to finish ahead of all bands in class AAA competition and won two other awards for best visual presentation and best […]

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4-year-old kindergartners participate in Harvest Fest

Students in the Hamilton School District’s 4-year-old kindergarten program will celebrate fall as they participate in hands-on experiences with nature Oct. 20 at Harvest Fest. School staff members and families are working together to plan this event that will culminate the students’ study of the changing seasons. The event is sponsored by Willow Springs Learning […]

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Hamilton announces September students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for September. They are: Michael Alfano, science; Steven Apel, applied engineering and technology; Alison Bacon, family and consumer education; Rowanna Bailey, music; Joshua Gratz, mathematics; Claire Greeneway, social studies; Candace Greupink, art; Sara Kamoske, world languages; Klyer Kluender and Katherine Rashid, […]

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