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Templeton students have good showing at music festival

Templeton Middle School recognized students for their achievement in the April 8 and 9 Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) District Solo and Ensemble Festival at Mukwonago High School. Students entered as individual soloists or part of an ensemble. Each entry was judged with regard to tone quality, intonation development, balance and blend, performance skills, articulation […]

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Outstanding seniors to be recognized

Hamilton High School will recognize outstanding seniors May 25 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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Intergenerational party slated at Marcy

Generations will come together May 13 at Marcy Elementary School when fourth-graders in the classes of Barb Schaefer, Barb Gogan and Pam Biron meet their senior citizen pen pals. The students and seniors have been corresponding since November and are excited to meet their new friends. The Pen Pal project is an off-shoot of the […]

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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: Peter Andlar – mathematics; Desiree Brown – art; Matthew Dlobik — music; Christina King — world languages; Chris Koutsios and Erin McLaughlin – science; Le La — social studies; Emily Ladd — communication arts; Brian Nehring — […]

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High school seeks nominees for Distinguished Alumnus

Community members are invited to nominate Hamilton High School graduates for the 2005 Distinguished Alumnus Award which will be presented at the June 11 high school graduation ceremony. People are asked to include the nominee’s name, address and phone number, along with a 50- to 75-word description of why the nominee is worthy of the […]

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Lannon Chess Club Tournament results announced

Lannon Elementary School fifth-grader Jordan Kind emerged as the champion of the 2005 Chess Tournament. The winner was determined in the final tournament April 6 after six rounds of play. Third-grader Brian Dennis took second place, with strong performances by third-grader Molly Lucas and fifth-grader Daniel Baker. Lannon’s Chess Club drew in 50 students this […]

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Woodside students take on

Woodside Elementary School fourth-graders are busy reading as they prepare for a reading incentive program called “Battle of the Books.” Fourth-graders divided into teams, created team names, logos and buttons, and for nine weeks are reading books from a selected list. Teams participate in four battles earning points by answering questions about the books they […]

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Hamilton presents “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”

Hamilton High School students will present the timeless characters of Charles Schultz’s “Peanuts” in the classic musical that shows an average day in the life of Charlie Brown. “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” will be performed May 5, 6 and 7 at 7:30 p.m. and May 8 at 2 p.m. in the Hamilton Fine […]

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Vaccines required before next fall

The Wisconsin Student Immunization Law requires all students in kindergarten through 12th grade to show proof of chickenpox immunity beginning with the 2005-06 school year. To comply with the law, a vaccine date or indication that the child had the chickenpox disease is needed. Waivers are available for medical, religious or personal conviction reasons. This […]

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School evacuated due to small fire

No injuries or damage resulted from a small contained fire in the Metals Lab at Hamilton High School, but students and staff members were evacuated from the building for about 20 minutes today. Students in the combination class of Introduction to Technology and Metals detected smoke at about noon and immediately shut off all the […]

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