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Hamilton voters approve facilities, operational costs

Voters in the Hamilton School District approved two referendum questions Feb. 20 that will allow for $57.4 million of construction projects, including a new intermediate school, and $1.5 million of operational costs. Two questions were put to voters seeking approval for: a new intermediate school at a cost of $42.9 million and high school classroom […]

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Templeton students to compete in regional National History Day

More than three dozen Templeton Middle School eighth-graders will compete March 10 at the regional level of National History Day. Finalists were selected previously at the school level and will go on to compete at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. National History Day is an academic enrichment program for students in grades 6-12. Students select topics […]

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DECA recognizes Hamilton’s Charger Corner

Hamilton High School’s Charger Corner earned Gold certification this year and will be recognized at the DECA International Career Development Conference in Atlanta. Hamilton students who worked on attaining certification were Andrew Tai and Tyler Vandermolen with assistance from faculty advisors and marketing teachers Amanda Fields and Skip Hay. Hamilton is one of 391 schools […]

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Templeton teacher receives technology award

Wisconsin Technology Education Association (WTEA) awarded Templeton Middle School applied engineering and technology education teacher Shannon Flaherty its WTEA Inspire Award. The award recognizes teachers who have inspired a current or future teacher in the field of technology education. Flaherty will receive the award in March at the WTEA Awards Banquet held in conjunction with […]

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Hamilton announces January students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected as students of the month for January. They are: Isabella Spek, applied engineering and technology; Jaspreet Kaur, art; Carolyn Troutman, business education; John Kaucic and Juliette Mattair, communication arts; Alexis O’Connor, family and consumer sciences; Kylie Earing, fitness education; Kayla Putterman, mathematics; Hayley Jasinski, music; […]

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Hamilton takes first place at forensics invitational

Hamilton High School’s forensics team earned first place in its division Feb. 3 at the Slinger High School Invitational. It is the second time this season that the team has won the tournament. The team award was determined by evaluating the average rank performance of individual team members. The following students were tournament champions and […]

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Hamilton offers Summer Opportunities for students

The Hamilton School District will again offer its popular Summer Opportunities Program designed to provide enrichment, enjoyment, skill maintenance and development for students entering 4K through grade 8. It also provides middle school and high school enrichment opportunities, credit make-up courses, strength and agility training and driver’s education.  Summer school for students will begin June […]

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Hamilton takes part in Libraries Transform campaign

Hamilton School District Superintendent Paul Mielke, Ph.D. and members of the Charger Robotics team 537 partnered with the Pauline Haass Public Library in Sussex to show support for the library through a READ poster initiative. The community READ posters are on display at the public library. Pauline Haass Public Library, together with the Bridges Library […]

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Kindergartners to celebrate literacy

Willow Springs Learning Center 4-year-old kindergartners will celebrate Feb. 27 the 18th annual Literacy Night at their school. Students and their families are invited to attend the activities from 5:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The event will be an open house with five literacy stations running continuously. Literacy Night is a fun-filled, interactive family night […]

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