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2017 Hamilton Homecoming Week activities set

Hamilton High School is getting ready for six days of fun, activities and athletic events Sept. 25 – 30 during Hamilton’s Road Trip Homecoming Week. Monday, Sept. 25: Theme – Maui Monday – Beach Day, lunch game – Hula Hoop Contest Tuesday, Sept. 26: Theme – Texas Tuesday – Western Day, lunch game – Wheel […]

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Bring items to free recycling event Sept. 23

Cimco Recycling Milwaukee will set up Sept. 23 from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center parking lot to accept recyclable metals and other items from community members. The event is hosted by Hamilton High School Robotics Team 537. It’s a great time to clean out your home and garage and […]

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Foundation presents awards, grants to Hamilton staff

The Hamilton Education Foundation (HEF) recognized Hamilton School District staff members who received grants at the Back-to-School Breakfast. HEF granted more than $58,000 throughout the district to support technology, learning and language labs at several schools, growing theatre and the arts in the district, educational and leadership trips for students and professional development in reading […]

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Sussex Lioness, Lions Clubs “Stuff the Bus” for kids

Sussex Lioness and Lions Clubs teamed up to “Stuff the Bus” with school supplies and books for students in need in the local community. Items were donated to Superintendent Paul Mielke, Ph.D., for distribution to students in the Hamilton School District. More than $1,200 in school supplies were donated in the fourth year of the […]

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Hamilton Chargerettes sponsor clinic Sept. 8

Hamilton High School Chargerettes will conduct a Poms Kids Clinic Sept. 8 for dancers and future poms team members. Students in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited to learn routines and poms sidelines performances from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., followed by a sideline performance and half-time routine at the Chargers’ Varsity Football game. Cost […]

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Families can apply for free, reduced lunches

The Hamilton School District announced its policy for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program, or milk served under the Special Milk Program. Household size and income criteria determine eligibility.                         […]

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Summer Opportunities food drive benefits SOS

Students and staff from the Hamilton School District Summer Opportunities Program collected more than 550 food items in the annual the program’s Fantastic Food Drive. Maple Avenue Elementary School fifth-grader Baden Chic, Hamilton High School juniors Jessica Mysliwski and Olivia Neils, and Templeton Middle School sixth-grader Brandon Hust helped coordinate the drive. Families of students […]

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Hamilton district plans for start of school

Hamilton School District students will begin classes Sept. 5. The district has compiled information to assist parents and students in preparation for the big day. Registration – Parents are able to log in Aug. 1-11 with their Infinite Campus portals to verify and update information, pay school fees online and sign off on school forms. […]

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Hamilton students named GMC Scholar Athletes

The Greater Metro Conference has named the following Hamilton High School students Spring and Summer 2016-17 Scholar Athletes: Cooper Vance, Robert Weber and Dominic Pino – boys golf; Alex Menzia, Connor Rhodes, Samuel Smith and Luke Walters – boys tennis; Melina Murtos and Alexandra Banda – girls soccer; Morgan Fenninger and Kayla Sullivan – softball; […]

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Hamilton students join Yellowstone field science program

Hamilton High School science teacher Alan Simays organized a group of 14 students to participate July 19-27 in the Wildlife Ecology Program in Yellowstone. The program is offered through Ecology Project International (EPI), a field science and conservation organization that partners scientists with local and international students and educators in ecologically critical environments in the […]

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