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Senior volunteers celebrated at elementary school pen pal parties

During the month of May, more than 150 seniors who volunteer with the Hamilton School District were invited to visit elementary schools to meet their fourth grade student pen pals. The end-of-year pen pal parties are a much anticipated event for both students and senior volunteers alike after exchanging letters throughout the entire school year.  […]

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Wisconsin Masonic Foundation donation strengthens safety in Hamilton School District 

The Hamilton School District has enhanced campus safety through a generous donation from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. On May 28, Wisconsin Masonic Foundation President Peter Tourville presented 15 new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) units to Hamilton School District Nurses. This contribution replaces expiring units across the district’s schools while saving the district $30,000 in replacement […]

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Elementary students explore science and discovery at STEM Night

Families from across the Hamilton School District were invited to Hamilton High School on May 22 for an engaging and interactive STEM Night. The student-led event was put on by members of the Science National Honor Society. Older students led activities and worked directly with younger students, creating meaningful connections and collaboration across grade levels.  […]

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Hamilton recognized nationally as a “District on the Rise” in mathematics

The Hamilton School District has been recognized nationally for exceptional academic growth in mathematics in the newly released Education Recovery Scorecard developed by researchers from Harvard University and Stanford University. Hamilton is named a ‘District on the Rise’ for showing unusual progress relative to similar districts in Wisconsin post pandemic.  “This recognition reflects the dedication […]

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Maple Avenue announces ‘Engineering Garden’ to promote STEM learning 

Maple Avenue Elementary School is excited to announce plans for a new outdoor STEM classroom, made possible by community partnerships. American Transmission Company (ATC), Trees On The Move and Lannon Stone Products are the first companies to announce investments in the new space known as the ‘Engineering Garden.’ The space will be located in the […]

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Hamilton brings farm-to-table learning to life with Adopt A Cow program

The Hamilton School District Nutritional Services Department is excited to announce its participation in Discover Dairy’s Adopt A Cow program. This unique, year-long educational experience connects students with agriculture in an engaging and meaningful way at no cost to the district or families. “This is a fantastic opportunity to connect students to where their food […]

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Maple Avenue students create indoor mini golf course to celebrate STEAM learning

Maple Avenue Elementary School in Sussex is excited to share a unique, school-wide event that combines creativity, physical activity and community service. On March 26, all students learned about force in motion by playing mini golf on an indoor course designed and built by third graders. The weeks-long project provided a unique opportunity to combine […]

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Hamilton Key Club hosts children’s book drive to support young readers

Members of Hamilton High School’s Key Club are hosting a children’s book drive to support young readers and promote a love of literacy. New or gently used books can be donated at Hamilton High School March 16-27. The books will be donated to Brown Street Academy in Milwaukee this spring.  “We wanted to host a […]

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Templeton students present “Mary Poppins JR.”

Templeton Middle School seventh and eighth graders will present “Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins JR.” March 13 and 14 at the Hamilton Fine Arts Center. The Friday show begins at 7 p.m. and Saturday performance begins at 2 p.m. The jack-of-all trades, Bert, introduces us to England in 1910 and the troubled Banks family. […]

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Hamilton offers Summer Opportunities for students

The Hamilton School District will again offer its Summer Opportunities Program designed to provide enrichment, enjoyment, skill maintenance and development for students entering 4K through grade 12. Summer Opportunities will be offered to district families at no cost.  Summer Opportunities classes run June 22 – July 17. There will be no classes on July 3 […]

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