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Hamilton students, teacher, principal win Kohl awards

Hamilton High School seniors Abigail Dowse and Maxwell Unger, Marcy Elementary School teacher Callie Lauer and Marcy Principal Michele Trawicki all were chosen recipients of the 2019 Herb Kohl Foundation Awards. They are among 188 graduating students, 100 teachers and 16 principals statewide who will be honored. Dowse and Unger each will be presented with […]

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Hamilton DECA experiences success at state

Hamilton High School sent 22 DECA members to the March 4-6 Wisconsin DECA Career Development Conference in Lake Geneva. Hamilton earned 48 awards and qualified 12 members to advance to the international conference. The following students were recognized and will represent Hamilton at the DECA International Career Conference April 27-30 in Orlando: Maanya Kashyap, second […]

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Hamilton announces February students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for February. They are: Hailey Woolf, applied engineering and technology; Jasmine Johnstone, art; Maanya Kashyap, business education; Samantha Schmidt and Madison Versh, communication arts; Alyssa Mussfeldt, family and consumer sciences; Misaki Yamaguchi, fitness education; William France, mathematics; Ian Moore, music; […]

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Hamilton principal accepts position in Oak Creek-Franklin

Hamilton High School Principal Candis Mongan submitted her resignation March 11 to become principal at Oak Creek High School, effective July 1. “The district has been truly fortunate to have the strong leadership of Ms. Mongan who has helped Hamilton High School reach high levels of achievement and success,” Superintendent Paul Mielke, Ph.D., said. “She […]

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Hamilton seeks nominees for Distinguished Alumnus

Community members are invited to nominate Hamilton High School graduates for the 2020 Distinguished Alumnus Award which will be presented at the June 13 high school graduation ceremony. People are asked to include the nominee’s name, address and phone number, along with a 50- to 75-word description of why the nominee is worthy of the […]

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Hamilton choirs to perform March 21

Members of the Hamilton High School Synergy Show and Hamiltones A Cappella Choirs invite the public to their sixth annual Pop Show at 7 p.m. on March 21 in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center (HFAC). The theme of this year’s show is “Don’t Stop Me Now.” “This has been our most successful show choir season […]

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Woodside hosts “Cookies for a Cause”

Woodside Elementary School kindergartners in Peter Dargatz’s class raised $1,044.86 for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Feb. 13 by hosting “Cookies for a Cause. Students promoted the event in school, baked cookies and helped run the fundraiser. During the holidays, Dargatz’s class earned tickets in their social studies unit which taught the difference between wants and […]

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Templeton Junior Robotics excels in FLL competition

Templeton Middle School had its best year ever in FIRST LEGO League (FLL) competition, with two of its teams qualifying for state competition – one of them earning a state award. Members of the Radioactive Pyros and Bullistic Bulldogs were among 36 teams statewide that competed Feb. 23 in the Wisconsin FLL Championship. The Radioactive […]

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Hamilton student receives President’s Volunteer Service Award

Hamilton High School senior Travis Wells received the President’s Volunteer Service Award in recognition of his exemplary volunteer service. The award recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant time to serve their community and country. It is granted by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Wells earned the recognition by volunteering at Sussex […]

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Community invited to Hamilton Band Festival concert

Community members are invited to attend the third annual Hamilton Band Festival concert March 9 at 4 p.m. in the Templeton Middle School Gymnasium. Students in grades 5, 6 and 7 will perform four pieces. The performance will feature the world premiere of the piece “Panther Rising.” Students will participate in full band rehearsals and […]

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