Hamilton School District will host Camp Invention, a national summer day camp that encourages children to develop their innate creative abilities. The camp will be July 25-29 from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for children entering first through sixth grade in the 2005-2006 school year. Camp Invention is designed to stimulate learning by providing children […]
Charger Robotics holds assembly
Hamilton High School Charger Robotics will host a one-hour assembly May 20 beginning at 1:30 p.m. to showcase and explain the games involved with the increasingly popular high school activity. For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) is the world’s largest high school robotics competition. The program partners professionals and young people to […]
School Board appoints new Special Services supervisor
The Hamilton School Board approved the appointment May 16 of Martha Freeman as the Special Services supervisor, contingent on contract release from her current employer. Freeman replaced Charlene DeGroot who will retire in June. Freeman will begin her position July 1. “We are pleased to be able to hire an individual whose abilities and expertise […]
Hamilton AP statistic students hear from guest speakers
Hamilton High School students in Penny Komatz’s Advanced Placement Statistics class heard from several guest speakers in April. The speakers illustrated how advanced statistical methods are used in research and to reach conclusions. The speakers also presented information to help students review for the Advanced Placement (AP)Test. Don Eastwood, a consulting manager with the Biostatistics […]
Hamilton announces April students of the month
Hamilton announces April students of the month Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for April. They are: Brian Bialobrzeski – business education; Ashley Bulgrin – fitness education; Nicole Destache – social studies; Megan Fabus – family & consumer education; Kristine Gielow – world languages; Alexander Hintz – […]
Lannon students to present patriotic program
Lannon Elementary School fourth- and fifth-graders are preparing for an exciting, patriotic performance May 19 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Their spring program, “Sing for the Red, White and Blue,” will be a mix of old patriotic favorites, along with new songs that pay tribute to our country and soldiers serving overseas. They also will perform, […]
Lannon students to present at Milwaukee Public Museum
Most students go to the Milwaukee Public Museum to see displays and learn about life from days gone by. Lannon Elementary School fourth-graders will do it a bit differently. They will be the Native Americans, immigrants, traders and explorers on display for other museum visitors to observe and learn from. The students in Christopher Hunkins, […]
Maple students to meet their senior pen pals
Maple Avenue Elementary School fourth-graders have invited their senior citizen pen pals to a morning of activities, music and friendship June 3 as they host their Age-to-Age Pen Pal Party. Students and senior citizens have exchanged letters during the school year as part of the Age-to-Age Pen Pal Project. The party gives them an opportunity […]
Hamilton elementary students participate in Young Authors’ Conference
The Hamilton School District hosted the fifth annual Young Authors Conference April 28 at St. James Catholic Church. Elementary reading teachers organized the event that brought together 140 fourth- and fifth-grades from the district’s four elementary schools. Four professional writers gave presentations and talked with the young authors in the morning. After the sessions with […]
Templeton Future Problem Solvers earn state awards
Templeton Middle School’s sixth grade Future Problem Solving (FPS) team earned first and second place awards at state competition April 21-23 in Oconomowoc. Paula Myatt, Julie Posh, Michael Yu and Zachary Dowlding took first place for creation of a banner that represented their team and highlighted the problem of “Depletion of Ocean Species.” The team […]