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Templeton students present “Matilda The Musical JR.”

Templeton Middle School seventh and eighth graders will present “Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR.” November 15 and 16 at the Hamilton Fine Arts Center. The Friday show begins at 7 p.m. and Saturday performance begins at 2 p.m. Rebellion is nigh in “Matilda JR.,” a gleefully witty ode to the anarchy of childhood and […]

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Hamilton High School students collecting for HAWS

Hamilton High School’s Club Action has launched a donation drive to benefit the Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County (HAWS). Students are collecting items through November 15 to donate to the shelter. Donation wish list: Community members are invited to drop off donations at the Hamilton High School front office. Students are encouraged to […]

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Hamilton drama presents “Little Women”

Hamilton High School Drama Society presents “Little Women” November 8-10 at the Hamilton Fine Arts Center. Shows begin at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 2 p.m. for the Sunday performance. Louisa May Alcott published “Little Women: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy,” the first volume of her now-classic book, in 1868. This adaptation, commissioned […]

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Hamilton schools plan annual Veterans Day Parade

Silver Spring Intermediate and Templeton Middle School will host a drive-thru parade November 11 from 1-1:30 p.m. to honor the service of veterans. Local veterans and veterans related to students or staff are welcome to participate. Veterans are encouraged to decorate their vehicles and include a sign with their name, branch and students they know. […]

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Templeton students connect with peers through team-building activities

Templeton Middle School (TMS) eighth grade students build connections and a sense of community through team-building activities. The afternoon of outdoor activities has become a celebrated tradition at TMS that helps students strengthen communication, collaboration and problem-solving skills. Templeton Middle School Math Teacher Alissa Hansen says it was neat to see new leaders emerge during […]

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Hamilton High School marching band members inspire next generation of musicians

Band students from Silver Spring Intermediate School and Templeton Middle School visited the Hamilton High School stadium on Tuesday, October 15 to watch members of the Hamilton High School Marching Band perform on Grove Field. The annual field trip has become a tradition for the Hamilton School District band program, sparking an appreciation of the […]

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Hamilton students explore post-secondary education opportunities

More than 40 Hamilton High School students attended the Wisconsin Education Fair (WEF) on Oct. 16 at New Berlin West High School. Representatives from more than one-hundred colleges, universities, vocational schools and the military helped students explore options for their futures beyond high school. “I was really impressed with how our students took initiative, talking […]

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Hamilton High School students host Homecoming Dress Drive

Hamilton High School students are holding a Homecoming Dress Drive to benefit Ronald McDonald House. Members of Club Action are collecting clean, gently used homecoming dresses through November 1. Community members are invited to drop off donations in the Hamilton High School front office. Students are also encouraged to bring donations to the collection bins […]

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Senior Volunteers celebrate Hamilton student connections

More than 30 local senior volunteers visited Hamilton High School on Tuesday, October 15 for the Seniors & Students Annual Fall Kick Off Event. Volunteers celebrated the start of the 2024-25 school year and heard from guest speakers including Hamilton School District Superintendent Paul Mielke, Ph.D. about how impactful this long-standing program is for students. […]

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Woodside students explore the changing of seasons through hands-on learning

Kindergarten students at Woodside Elementary School in Sussex received a visit from Retzer Nature Center volunteers on October 9 to learn about changes that take place in the seasonal transition from summer to autumn. Students and volunteers explored the outdoor learning space behind their school building called the Timberwolf Trail. “Students enjoy gathering different materials […]

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