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Willow Springs Learning Center students donate toys for local families

Willow Springs Learning Center students and families donated more than 300 toys and clothing items to be given to local families in need this holiday season. Sussex Outreach Services (SOS) will distribute the donated items after students deliver the wrapped gifts to St. James Church on December 15. The Toy Drive has been a Willow […]

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Hamilton students bring home medals from SkillsUSA

Four Hamilton High School students competed Dec. 12 in the SkillsUSA district-level competition hosted at West Bend High School. All four students earned medals. They are: “It’s great to see our program showcased through what our students are accomplishing,” shared Hamilton High School Applied Engineering and Technology Teacher and SkillsUSA Advisor Alan Mamerow. “Three out […]

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Templeton Middle School students deliver donations to adopted classrooms

Templeton Middle School (TMS) Student Council members visit 4K students at Rogers Street Academy in Milwaukee to deliver new winter clothes, books and toys. The December 7 visit was the culmination of a classroom adoption project which involved collecting donations, wrapping gifts and spending time with the 4K students. “This was one of those experiences […]

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Woodside celebrates 22nd annual Gingerbread House Day

First Graders at Woodside Elementary School invited family and friends to take part in a time honored holiday tradition that incorporates many levels of learning. Woodside’s 22nd Annual Gingerbread House Day was held December 8. “The whole building smells of sweetness,” exclaims Woodside Elementary School First Grade Teacher Jen Butscher. “We’ve had high schoolers and […]

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Hamilton students receive access to expanded 3D printing technology

Hamilton High School Applied Engineering and Technology students will receive upgraded and expanded 3D printing technology in their classroom thanks to a grant from the Milwaukee Society of Plastics Engineering Education Foundation. The grant money will allow for the purchase of equipment to support student innovation opportunities and directly affect student work daily. “The heart […]

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Maple Avenue students celebrate uniqueness with schoolwide art and read aloud

Maple Avenue Elementary School students explored the book “Living Life with Leo” during an author-led read aloud and schoolwide art project. Students heard the story of a boy who lost his physical abilities and was confined to a wheelchair. Based on a real life story, the book offers lessons of acceptance and shines a light […]

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Woodside Thanksgiving Parade creates schoolwide celebration of STEM

Woodside Elementary School students enjoyed the second annual Timberwolf Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 21. The much anticipated event is an opportunity for fourth graders to participate in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) project that results in one of a kind student-designed, handmade balloons. Balloons are then carried during a parade through school […]

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Templeton Middle School Student Council adopts 4K classrooms ahead of holidays

Templeton Middle School (TMS) Student Council members are currently accepting donations for 4K students at Rogers Street Academy in Milwaukee. This is the second year the students are adopting a classroom to give children brand new winter clothes, books and toys. “This is one of the most rewarding projects our Student Council members have ever […]

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Hamilton senior volunteers celebrate American Education Week

Dozens of local senior citizens visited the Hamilton Fine Arts Center November 16 to celebrate American Education Week and connect with Hamilton High School students from National Honor Society and Student Council. The annual celebration included a game of intergenerational trivia and a concert performance by Marcy Elementary School students. “I really enjoyed the high […]

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