The Hamilton School District announced its policy for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program, or milk served under the Special Milk Program. Each school office and the district office have copies of the policy for those who are interested. Household size […]
Hamilton schools plan for start of classes
Hamilton School District students will begin classes Sept. 1. The district has compiled information to assist parents and students in preparation for the big day. Registration — People who are new to the district may register their children at the school they will attend. Call the individual schools to learn their office hours. School phone […]
Vaccines required before next fall
All students in prekindergarten through 12th grade are required to have the Hepatitis B vaccination before the start of the 2004-05 school year. In addition, the Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services requires the chicken pox vaccine for kindergarten through eighth grade students. These are in addition to the typical vaccinations required for entrance […]
Free computer classes offered to senior citizens
Senior citizens interested in learning about basic computer operations and the Internet may sign up for free classes offered at Hamilton High School. The 5-session course is offered to senior citizens who would consider volunteering to be a part of the Seniors and Students Program – a partnership between the Hamilton School District and the […]
TMS Math and Science Fair “Wow’s” Judges
Good news for the future is right under our noses! On Thursday, May 27, 2004, 7th grade students in the advanced math class and the enriched science class nervously waited to present their math and science fair research projects to teams of judges. The kids chose their own topics and spent months researching, experimenting, collecting […]
Haasch chosen for alumnus award
Graduate Richard Haasch, Ph.D. was chosen to receive the 2004 Hamilton High School Distinguished Alumnus Award that will be presented at the school’s June 12 graduation ceremonies. A 1978 graduate, Haasch is an electron spectroscopist in the Center for Microanalysis Materials at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign where he teaches and assists those conducting research. […]
Hamilton student chosen president of state group
Hamilton High School sophomore Courtney Konyn was elected president of the Wisconsin Association of School Councils (WASC). Konyn was eligible to run for the statewide position after first being elected president for Region IV in southeastern Wisconsin. As the WASC president, Konyn will attend the 2004 National Association of School Councils in Las Vegas this […]
Hamilton announces May students of the month
Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected May students of the month. They are: Elizabeth Doucette, art; Megan Frith, family & consumer education; Julian Geppert, business education; David Golner and Joseph Jurasovich, mathematics; Melanie Kowalchuk, science; Katherine Mess, physical education; Cody Miles, communication arts; Laura Murray, world languages; Kenneth Norby, social studies; […]
Fire causes evacuation at high school
At approximately 10:15 a.m., a student in the Introduction to Cabinetry course alerted the teacher and the rest of the class that there was a fire in the paint booth of the Spray Room in the wood shop. The teacher directed a student to pull the fire alarm, used fire extinguishers to douse the flame […]
Hamilton students compete at national DECA event
Hamilton High School students Chelsey Laper and Amber Schmitz recently competed at the national Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) 58th Annual Career Development Conference in Nashville, Tenn. The high school seniors earned the opportunity to compete at national competition by first earning high scores at district and state level contests. In Nashville, they competed […]