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Board invites community input on 2004-05 budget

Hamilton School District citizens will have several opportunities in the coming year to give the School Board input on the 2004-05 budget. Public input is scheduled for March 15, April 19 and May 4 at 7:15 p.m. at Templeton Middle School, N59 W22490 Silver Spring Rd., Sussex. It will precede the regular School Board meeting. […]

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Hamilton students honored for community service

Heather Slinde was named Hamilton High School’s volunteer of the year in the 2004 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program. In addition, Hamilton student Kelsie Tripp will receive a certificate of merit for her volunteer community service. Sponsored by Prudential Financial and the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), the awards recognize outstanding community […]

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NHS installs new members at fall ceremony

Hamilton High School’s National Honor Society installed 30 new members recently at its fall installation ceremony. The new members are: Melissa Akins; Lisa Block; Brandon Bonfiglio; Jamie Burns; Jennifer Doyle; Kendra Fidler; Amber Galarowicz; Kristine Gielow; Whitney Hagstrom; Theresa Henninger; Alyssa Jacklin; Hannah Johnson; Sara Koll; Noelle Korpela; Amanda Lutz; Sara Michalski; Sara Mikolajczak; Jaclyn […]

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Robotics serves food, mystery December 4, 5, 6

Hamilton High School Robotics team members will serve up a dinner with delicious food and a captivating mystery as they host the murder mystery dinner, “Revenge At The Rocky Ridge Reunion.” Doors open at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 4, 5 and 6. The fundraiser will cover some of the team’s travel expenses to compete in […]

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Band completes successful season

The Hamilton High School Charger Marching Band completed a successful competitive marching season recently at the Wisconsin State Marching Band Championships at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The band took a big step forward this year and received its highest score in three years of competition. The Hamilton band posted a score of 63.95 and was […]

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Hamilton band performs Holiday Concert

The Hamilton High School Charger Band Program will present its Holiday Concert Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. The concert will be in the cafeteria and will feature two jazz big bands, jazz combos and the Symphonic Band. Music to be performed will include Christmas favorites and band music ranging from medieval times to the present […]

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Hamilton music department sells citrus

Hamilton High School band and choir members have refreshing holiday gift ideas — and their purchase will also benefit students. They are selling fresh Florida navel oranges, tangerines, Indian River ruby red grapefruit and red delicious apples. Fruit will be packed in two box sizes — large holding approximately 40 pounds and small containing approximately […]

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Hamilton celebrates American Education Week

Hamilton School District students, staff members and parents will celebrate American Education Week Nov. 16-22. This year’s national theme is “Great Public Schools for Every Child – America’s Promise.” The goal of American Education Week since its establishment in 1921 has been to increase public understanding and appreciation of the nation’s schools, to encourage parents […]

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Hamilton announces October students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for October. They are: Erik Burger, science; Justin Cameron and Holly Simmons, communication arts; Elizabeth Doucette, world languages; Hannah Johnson, mathematics; Megan Keller, family & consumer education; April Mantanona, music; Andreea Scarlet, business education; Nicholas Schmidt, physical education; Joseph Schmidtke, technology […]

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Hamilton students move on to state competition

Hamilton High School one-act play performers will move on to state competition after advancing in both district and sectional competitions. Students will compete Nov. 21 at the State Drama Festival in LaCrosse. Students performed the one-act play “Candid,” in which a student tells a teacher his life’s troubles. After earning the highest possible advances at […]

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