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Hamilton DECA experiences national success

Hamilton High School DECA members Hayden Pauls and Arushi Ranasaria earned 10th place in the 2020 National Virtual Business Accounting Challenge and have qualified to compete in the final round at international competition. This result ranked the team first in the state and second in the central region. Participants in the DECA Virtual Business Challenge […]

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Five Hamilton golfers named to Academic All-State list

Hamilton High School golfers Lauren Ambrookian, Leah Balsbaugh, Isabell Gutowski, Kayla Johnson and Claire Kelbel were named to the Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin (GCAW) Academic All-State list. The Hamilton students were among 330 students in 81 high schools to be recognized. The average grade point average of this year’s honorees was an exceptional 3.842. […]

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Hamilton schools to observe Veterans Day

Hamilton School District students, staff and families will continue their tradition of observing Veterans Day with modified activities in light of COVID-19 restrictions. Willow Springs Learning Center Willow Springs 4K students and staff will honor veterans Nov. 11 during classroom assemblies. Children will watch a slideshow and sing songs about veterans with their buddy class. […]

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Two Hamilton schools to host drive-through Veterans Day parades

Maple Avenue Elementary and Silver Spring Intermediate schools will host drive-through parades Nov. 11 to honor the service of veterans. The parades will be from 10 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. at Maple Avenue and from 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Silver Spring. Local veterans and veterans related to students or staff are welcome to […]

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Hamilton Student Council to sponsor blood drive

Hamilton High School Student Council will sponsor a Hamilton School District Blood Drive Dec. 31 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Horne Mudlitz Post, W232 N6368 Waukesha Ave., Sussex. Donations at this drive will benefit one or more graduating Hamilton seniors with a scholarship. Promotion in December is a long-sleeved Red Cross t-shirt while […]

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Hamilton announces September students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for September. They are: Ryan Wrobleski, applied engineering and technology; Julia Gainizamanov, art; Maya Desai, business education; Kayla Olson and Kaden Lauer, communication arts; Richelle Thornton, family and consumer sciences; Wyatt DeVorse, fitness education; Ella Schumacher, mathematics; Ashley Velasquez, music; […]

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Hamilton hosts food drive to benefit SOS

Five Hamilton High School groups have combined efforts to host a food drive Oct. 21 – 30 to benefit Sussex Outreach Services (SOS). Club Action, Science Club, Student Council, Robotics and National Honor Society members and advisors encourage all students to participate. The most needed items include peanut butter, tuna, chunky soup, hamburger helper and […]

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Templeton Student Council recognizes healthcare workers

Templeton Middle School Student Council members organized a letter-writing campaign to recognize healthcare heroes who are working around the clock to keep people safe. Their campaign resulted in more than 100 letters written by Templeton students expressing gratitude and encouragement to healthcare workers. The letters also included jokes and riddles to keep spirits light. Student […]

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Woodside teacher chosen environmental educator of the year

Woodside Elementary School kindergarten teacher Peter Dargatz was awarded Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education (WAEE) 2020 Formal Educator of the Year Award. He is being honored for his outstanding, ongoing effort in infusing environmental education into his teaching. WAEE is a statewide non-profit professional organization of environmental educators that supports environmental education through advocacy, networking […]

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10 Hamilton students recognized in NMSC competition

Ten Hamilton High School students learned recently that they were named in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program. Eligibility for the distinction is based on results of the 2019 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test which was taken by more than 1.5 million students nationwide. Ella Chevalier, Ella DeCleene, Margaret Flynn, Nikhita Nair, Mia Traverse […]

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