Sammi Nelson
Help show employees at St. Joseph's and St. Luke’s Hospital appreciation during this time by dropping off letters at HHS during locker cleanout! Read this article for more information.
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Giving Back: Student Service Projects
Dorie Palmer
Quarantine has taken a hit to many people’s morale and motivation. But one project for AP Language students is still in full swing--service projects! Read this article see what Hamilton students are doing and to find out how you can help.
Mrs. Hasbrook: An Agent for Change
Emily Berger
Only 100 people are chosen each year for the Herb Kohl Education Foundation Teacher Fellowship Program. Hamilton’s very own guidance counselor, Mrs. Hasbrook, was chosen as one of the 2020 recipients! What does this mean? How did Hasbrook receive such an honor? Read this article for more information.
How Students are Responding to Online School
Emma Hartman
Hamilton has been closed since March 16 because of the Coronavirus. This means that students have been learning online from their homes for nearly a month and a half now. Read this article to see what the student response to online learning is like.
Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremony Plans
Sarah Onysio
Hamilton has officially released their adapted plan for this year’s graduation ceremony. This article summarizes both these new plans and the overall student opinion of them.
Ranasaria and Majjigapu Elected as DECA State Officers!
Emma Hartman
This March, Hamilton High School’s chapter of DECA attended the State Career Development Conference. Read the story of these two juniors who worked incredibly hard and were elected as DECA State Officers!
At Home Learning: How Teachers Are Handling Online Education
Sarah Onysio
Because of coronavirus, teachers have had to completely change their teaching style in a matter of weeks. This article will show you how different teachers are adjusting their classwork to virtual learning.
Leukert, Puri, and Senthil: Hamilton's National Merit Scholarship Program Finalists!
Sarah Onysio
This year, Hamilton High School has a jaw-dropping three National Merit Scholarship Program finalists! What is the National Merit Scholarship Program and who are Hamilton’s finalists? Read this article to find out!
Everyday Assumptions: First Philosophy Club Meeting
AJ DeCraene
Philosophy Club has returned—read this article to see what Philosophy Club is all about. Enlightenment awaits!
"Out of Darkness Walk" Information
Jenna Riesterer
On May 16, Hamilton will be participating in the Out of Darkness Walk in affiliation with the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention. Click here for more information!
Introducing the Creative Corner!
Dorie Palmer
Charger Press is unveiling a new feature on our website called the Creative Corner! Click to find out how you can become a published author/artist/creator!
Relay For Life: What can you do?
Relay for Life is an all-night event to fundraise for a cure for cancer, honor those who are battling it, and celebrate its survivors. Read this PSA to find out how you can get involved.
What You Need To Know for Thursday's Pep Assembly
Cora Kuhlenbeck
On Thursday, February 27, Hamilton High School will be holding their first Winter pep rally. Click to find out more about the basketball game, 30+ club, and more!
Under Heavy Scrutiny, Menomonee Falls “Indians” Moniker to be Retired
Tate Hutchinson
Nationwide, the tides have turned against Native American-based sports mascots. Read here to learn about how these concerns have impacted our local community at Menomonee Falls High School.
Hamilton’s High Level Classes: Divided by Gender
Sarah Gerovac
The numbers of students taking high-level classes certainly vary from year-to-year at Hamilton, but there is one major trend that is only becoming more clear: the prominence of females in rigorous courses.
A Slightly Unexpected Successful Swim Season
Emma Hartman
The girls’ junior varsity swim team had a rocky start to their 2019 season without solid coaching. Read the story of how they worked together and managed to win JV conference.
Changes in the Elementary Schools
Sarah Onysio
Advancements in technology, teaching styles, and general health have adapted elementary classrooms in a variety of ways. Research and responses from elementary staff are collected in this article which highlights how the schools have evolved and changed over the last decade.
A Look into the Future
Cora Kuhlenbeck
Explore the inside of Hamilton’s newest addition: Silver Spring Intermediate.
Why Is Our Newspaper Changing?
Sarah Gerovac
The monthly edition of the Troubadour Student Newspaper has been part of our school for many years, so why is a change necessary?
College Board Changes This Year
Sarah Gerovac
What changes has the College Board made for the 2019-2020 school year, and how will they affect you?