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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. Household size and income criteria determine eligibility. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households must fill out the application available through the Infinite Campus portal. Families who do not […]

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Get set for 2022-23

Online registration Parents will again use Infinite Campus to verify student information and pay school fees. Online registration will be open Aug. 1-8. If you experience difficulties with registration or need to set up an Infinite Campus parent portal account, you can get help by emailing campushelp@hamilton.k12.wi.us or stopping by Hamilton High School for in-person help from […]

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Proposed budget keeps mill rate at historic low level

If the assumptions made in building the 2022-23 Hamilton School District budget are accurate, taxpayers will once again see the lowest mill rate in the 60-year history of the district. The Hamilton School Board gave its approval for a $70 million budget that will be presented to voters at the Aug. 15 Annual Meeting. The […]

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Hamilton district plans for start of school

Hamilton School District compiled essential information for families anticipating the start of the 2022-23 school year. For more information, visit each school’s webpage on the district website at www.hamilton.k12.wi.us. Registration — Families can log in to Infinite Campus Aug. 1-8 to verify and update information, pay school fees online and sign off on school forms. […]

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Families asked to drop off medication before start of school

Hamilton School District’s prescription medication drop-off process has changed to ensure the safety and well-being of its students. Medication that needs to be administered during the school day should be delivered to the school health room before the start of school. Families at Willow Springs and the elementary schools should contact administrative assistants to arrange […]

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Woodside hosts successful food drive during Kindness Week

Woodside Elementary School held a successful food drive in May to benefit Sussex-Area Outreach Services. Woodside kindergarten through fourth grade students and their families donated 363 pounds of food. The drive was part of Woodside’s Kindness Week, in which students practiced being kind to others in school, at home and in the community. Woodside Elementary […]

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District presents nurses with Community Service Award

The Hamilton School District presented district nurses Tracy Gordon and Lynn McClone with its 2022 Community Service Award at the May 16 School Board meeting. The award is the most significant recognition for individuals who have had a positive impact on the entire district. “Many people had to make adjustments when COVID-19 hit, but district […]

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Hamilton to host Friendship Walk May 21

Hamilton School District invites the community to join this year’s Best Buddies Friendship Walk May 21. The walk will start at 8:30 a.m. on Hamilton High School’s track. Best Buddies senior students will be recognized at 9:30 a.m. with an end-of-year celebration at the football field pavilion. There is no cost to register, but donations […]

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STARS Grants applications for students in grades K-11 open until April 30

Families interested in Hamilton Education Foundation (HEF) grants for summer learning have until April 30 to apply for them. STARS (Students Taking Advantage of Renewal in Summer) Grants are available for students in grade K-11 for off-campus summertime enrichment programs and must be approved by classroom teachers or principal. Grants fund academic and arts seminars, […]

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Hamilton schools to celebrate Read Across America

Hamilton School District students, staff and families will celebrate Read Across America Feb. 28 – March 4 with a variety of activities at school. Activities include celebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday March 2, reading initiatives and book-themed dress-up fun. The purpose of Read Across America is to get students excited about reading and build school […]

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