Three Hamilton High School students were recognized for artwork they created for their school’s 2004-05 Course Catalog. Jake Wagner took first place. His design will be on the cover of the catalog. Patrick Blend’s entry received second place. Evan Vogel’s took third place. Wagner and Blend, respectively, will receive a $50 and $25 gift certificate […]
Hamilton Charger Robotics hosts Open House Feb. 22
The Hamilton High School Charger Robotics team will host an Open House Feb. 22 from noon to 4 p.m. at the school. The event is free and open to those interested in viewing the Charger Robotics’ robot as well as the machines of several Wisconsin teams. The teams will present mock competitions and demonstrations every […]
Maple Avenue students say “hola” to Mexico
Maple Avenue Elementary School first-graders said “adios” to Wisconsin’s cold weather and “hola” to the warm sun recently as they celebrated their weeklong study of Mexico. Students in Nicole Farrar’s classroom eagerly traded their turtlenecks and pants for tank tops, shorts and sunglasses as they traveled to various centers throughout the room. They enjoyed making […]
Templeton hosts cultural celebration Feb. 24
Approximately 200 Templeton Middle School eighth-graders will learn the significance of celebrations held in various world cultures as their school hosts its own Mardis Gras and Carnaval. The Templeton cafeteria will be the site Feb. 24 from 1:45 p.m. to 2:35 p.m. for eighth grade students in French, German and Spanish classes to experience the […]
Lannon Chess Club to begin in March
Lannon Elementary School is forming an afterschool Chess Club for its students in third, fourth and fifth grades. Students will meet in the school library from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays in March. There are three levels of play to accommodate all types of learners: beginners – for those who want to learn […]
Hamilton selects Damato as football coach
Hamilton High School graduate and noted football player John Damato was hired as a high school physical education teacher and was named head coach of the school’s football program. Damato, a 1993 Hamilton graduate who went on to play college football at St. Cloud University in Minnesota and at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, has been […]
Hamilton announces January students of the month
Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected January students of the month. They are: Caitlin Albright, physical education; Michael Alfano, technology education; Joshua Besting, Holli Reckin and Amber Schmitz, communication arts; Matthew Madl, mathematics; Katherine Millonzi, art; Justin Olsen, science; Noni Plato, family & consumer education; Kristin Sasse, music; Kristen Swoboda, social […]
District to host Camp Invention for creative, science enrichment
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 26-30 from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for children entering second through sixth grade in the 2004-2005 school year. Camp Invention is designed to stimulate learning by providing children […]
World languages educator presents program Feb. 5
World languages presenter Uwe Kind will focus on the French, German and Spanish languages Feb. 5 at 9 a.m. as he leads an exciting, interactive program for Hamilton High School students. Uwe helped develop SingLing, a language learning technique based on familiar tunes, while at Harvard University. In addition to his role in developing SingLing, […]
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.” The students have divided into teams and will read books from a selected 16-title list during the third quarter. Teams participate in four battles and earn points by answering questions about the books they read. […]