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School Board appoints Mongan as high school principal

The Hamilton School Board appointed Candis Mongan the new Hamilton High School principal at its April 24 meeting. Mongan, who as been associate principal and extended learning opportunities coordinator at Hamilton for the past three years, will begin her new post effective July 1. She replaces David Furrer, who announced his retirement this spring after […]

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Templeton students honored for WMSA performances

Templeton Middle School recognized the following students for their achievement at the Wisconsin School Music Association’s (WSMA) District Solo & Ensemble Festival March 31 and April 1 at Mukwonago High School. Music students were entered in adjudicated evaluation by either performing as a soloist or as part of an ensemble. Each entry was judged with […]

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Summer Opportunities sign-up deadline is April 28

The registration deadline for the Hamilton School District’s Summer Opportunities Program is April 28. Information about the program and forms are available under the “District” section on the district web site at www.hamilton.k12.wi.us. Registration by mail will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Students requesting popular courses should return completed registration forms with payment as […]

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Young women receive math, science awards

Hamilton High School senior Angela Zapf and junior Stephanie Smith are recipients of the Society of Women Engineers’ Certificate of Merit. The students were selected as nominees from Hamilton and chosen because of their exceptional performance in science and mathematics. The Michigan Technological University Student Section of the Society of Women Engineers has been participating […]

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Templeton students attend meeting at Capitol

Eight Templeton Middle School Student Council members attended the Wisconsin Association of Student Councils (WASC) State Delegates meeting April 10 in Madison. The event, held in the State Assembly Chambers of the Wisconsin Capitol, provides the unique opportunity for WASC members to sit on the floor of the State Assembly Chambers. Attending from Templeton were: […]

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Woodside program to celebrate first year of ACE

Woodside Elementary School kindergartners will have a wonderful celebration April 26 from 11:10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with a program that features animals that hatch out of eggs. The event culminates Woodside’s first year in the Arts in Community Education (ACE), an educational partnership with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Students will share with parents and […]

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Hamilton announces March students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for March. They are: Bethany Canales, science; Sarah Goodfellow, art; Leah Jensen and Alison Vento, communication arts; Sara Kamoske, social studies; Anthony Kerhin, business education; Keyaunna McKennedy, fitness education; Kenneth Norby, world languages; Katherine Smaglik, applied engineering and technology; Dana Studee, […]

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Lannon Chess Club Tournament results announced

Lannon Elementary School fourth-grader Brian Dennis emerged as the champion of the 2006 Chess Tournament. The winner was determined in the final tournament March 29 after six rounds of play. Fifth-grader Ryan Golner took second place, and third-grader Lyle Hendrickson took home the bronze. Lannon’s Chess Club challenged the minds of more than 40 students […]

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Outstanding seniors to be recognized

Hamilton High School will recognize outstanding seniors May 24 at the Senior Awards Ceremony. This is a special night to recognize seniors for their accomplishments as outstanding scholars, athletes, actors and musicians. Students who win scholarships or other awards will be notified they should attend. Parents or students should inform the Guidance Office of outside […]

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Templeton raises funds through basketball tourney

Templeton Middle School students raised $3,701 April 3 and 4 for the American Heart Association through a “Hoops for Heart” basketball tournament. Fitness education teacher Lisa Strauss, sixth grade teacher Larry Shurilla and other fitness education staff members organized a 3-on-3 basketball tournament in which 96 student participated. “Hoops for Heart” is a basketball version […]

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