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Hyland, VanAacken recognized for decades of service

Hamilton School District School Board members Michael Hyland and Dawn VanAacken were recognized by the Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) for serving 30 years on the Hamilton School District School Board. Hyland and VanAacken will be honored in January at the 2021 WASB virtual State Education Convention. Hyland is actually celebrating 31 years of […]

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Templeton Student Council members elected WASC officers

Two Templeton Middle School Student Council members were elected to state and regional positions on the Wisconsin Association of School Councils (WASC) Governing Board. Eighth-grader Shriya Venkataramani will serve as statewide president for the junior and middle school division. For the association’s Metropolitan Region IV, which covers seven southeastern Wisconsin counties, Venkataramani was elected president […]

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Hamilton schools contribute to community during holidays

It looked different this year, but even during a pandemic, Hamilton School District students, staff and families showed appreciation for the needs of others during the holidays by extending acts of kindness, sponsoring families in need and contributing to charitable organizations. Following is a summary of activities at each school. Willow Springs Learning Center Willow […]

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Hamilton’s 2021-22 kindergarten registration begins in January

Kindergarten registration for children who will attend the Hamilton School District in the 2021-22 school year will begin online Jan. 1. The district offers kindergarten programs for 4-year-olds (4K) and 5-year-olds (5K) with bus transportation offered for both. • 4K is an optional half-day program at Willow Springs Learning Center for children who turn four […]

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Templeton hat and food drives benefit SOS

Templeton Middle School (TMS) students and staff collected 120 new winter hats in a successful hat drive organized by TMS Student Council. Warm winter items are needed at Sussex Outreach Services (SOS) this winter season. Recognizing an additional need for non-perishable food items at the SOS Food Pantry, the TMS Week of Giving Dec. 14 […]

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Emergency remote, virtual attendance

Student attendance will be monitored by teachers if your child is in emergency remote or virtual learning. Students do not need to check in through Infinite Campus as was originally suggested. Families are still asked to report known absences to: templetonattendance@hamilton.k12.wi.us. Families who need to report student absences at multiple schools should use virtualattendance@hamilton.k12.wi.us. […]

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Emergency contact information

This year it is especially important that the TMS health room can reach your child’s emergency contacts in a timely manner. At least one contact must be available to pick up an ill child within 30 minutes. Please be sure your emergency contact information is up-to-date and consider adding extra contacts to your child’s Infinite […]

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Support school while saving money

Help support our school by participating in these money-saving opportunities offered through the Templeton Home & School. Broadway shows at the Marcus Center SHOP with SCRIP Cash Drive Box Tops Collection Marcus movie tickets (orders placed the 15th of each month) […]

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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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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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