We've been working on the yearbook, all the livelong year!!
Summer is almost here. Don't forget to order your 2025-2026 Hamilton Middle School yearbook for only $25.
You can order your yearbook online (https://yearbookforever.com/schoolstore/ou6Q01E2I59URbTlfQc5IfW4) or through the HMS front office. Yearbooks will be distributed during the last week of school.
Summer is almost here. Don't forget to order your 2025-2026 Hamilton Middle School yearbook for only $25.
You can order your yearbook online (https://yearbookforever.com/schoolstore/ou6Q01E2I59URbTlfQc5IfW4) or through the HMS front office. Yearbooks will be distributed during the last week of school.
Elvira is Hamilton High School's classroom skeleton. She got to take a relocation adventure between being used as a prop for the Bitterroot Polytech's Wilderness First Aid course and going back to her home in Ms. Antonioli's anatomy classroom.
Daly Elementary is currently seeking gently used clothing donations for those days when accidents happen. We are especially in need of pants/leggings in sizes 5T-8. If you have any items to donate, please send them to school with your child or drop them off at the Daly Office.
Thank you for your generosity!
Thank you for your generosity!
Hamilton High School students Elly, Lucy, Poshi & Claire making Plumpynut in their Health 1 class, which is a therapeutic food product used to treat malnourished children. The consensus this semester was that it tasted pretty good!
HSD3 Families: This is a reminder that Friday, May 15th is a Staff Professional Development Day, so students will not have school that day.
Hamilton High School's Classroom Without Walls recently engaged in their annual three day trip to Yellowstone National Park.
On last day of their trip (Sunday), students woke up at 4AM to drive out to the Lamar Valley. Here, they met with a biologist on the Wolf, Elk, and Cougar Project. He taught them about his research on wolves and mountain lions while students observed three wolves near their den. The class then traveled east and hiked up to Trout Lake where they observed birds, bison and lots of Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
Throughout the trip, students saw a variety of wildlife including two grizzly bears, one black bear, wolves, coyotes, elk, bison, pronghorn, and several bird species.
Thank you to Stock Farm Greater Ravalli Foundation and Hamilton High School FFE for funding this incredible experience!
Hamilton High School's Classroom Without Walls recently engaged in their annual three day trip to Yellowstone National Park. Students began their adventure last Friday with a cave tour at Lewis and Clark Caverns, where they learned about the cave history and saw several bats.
On Saturday, they visited Norris Geyser Basin, where they ran into the Daly Elementary 4th graders who were on their Expedition Yellowstone trip. Five of the CWW seniors had attended the very 1st 4th grade trip to Yellowstone eight years ago and were excited to get a picture with Mr. Redmond. The CWW class then headed south to Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful. They finished their Saturday with a campfire along the Yellowstone River.
Thank you to Stock Farm Greater Ravalli Foundation and Hamilton High School FFE for funding this incredible experience!
On Saturday, they visited Norris Geyser Basin, where they ran into the Daly Elementary 4th graders who were on their Expedition Yellowstone trip. Five of the CWW seniors had attended the very 1st 4th grade trip to Yellowstone eight years ago and were excited to get a picture with Mr. Redmond. The CWW class then headed south to Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful. They finished their Saturday with a campfire along the Yellowstone River.
Thank you to Stock Farm Greater Ravalli Foundation and Hamilton High School FFE for funding this incredible experience!
Attention HHS Senior Families:
If your senior student has received any scholarships or awards (whether they choose to accept or not), please email those to us so we can highlight them in the graduation program!!
Please send your list to the following emails:
spinaa@hsd3.org, burdettej@hsd3.org, smithk@hsd3.org, hollanda@hsd3.org
If your senior student has received any scholarships or awards (whether they choose to accept or not), please email those to us so we can highlight them in the graduation program!!
Please send your list to the following emails:
spinaa@hsd3.org, burdettej@hsd3.org, smithk@hsd3.org, hollanda@hsd3.org
Daly Families - Don't forget to join us for our May Mustang Meet-Up! A fun evening with mini-golf, cornhole, bubbles, glitter tattoos & snowcones!! Thursday, May 14, 5-7PM at Daly Elementary!
We had 8 Bitterroot Polytech students participate in a 2-day wilderness first aid safety and CPR training at the end of April. They were awarded certificates from AERIE Backcountry Medicine. In addition to CPR, they learned the basics of wound management, splinting, patient assessment, improvised care and management of hot & cold emergencies in the outdoors.
HSD is aware of an email circulating that refers to a "Sponsor Spotlight." Please note that neither the email nor "Sponsor Spotlight" are affiliated with Hamilton School District. Please contact the District Office at 363-2280 with any questions.
Bitterroot Polytech Charter School and Hamilton High School students attended a forklift safety and theory course yesterday morning with the Montana Building Industry Association (MBIA) Grip Safety instructor Monty Jensen. They then had the opportunity to visit Pigman Builders' yard to see a telehandler forklift in person. Students were able to directly apply some of the classroom material to the field experience. A special THANK YOU to Pigman Builders for their partnership in this program and for hosting our students! This is a great example of how the Hamilton School District is giving our students real world experiences & opportunities that prepare them for the workforce! Go Broncs!
Spanish Club and other Spanish students from Hamilton High School joined Mrs. Marlatt (HHS) and Mrs. Bloomingdale (Washington Primary) in their first collaboration to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity. April 23rd is United Nations Spanish Language Day (Día del Idioma Español), and April 30 is celebrated annually as Día del Niño (Day of the Child) in Mexico & as El Día de los Niños/El Día de los Libros (Children's Day/Book Day) in the US, honoring children and fostering a love for literacy. In recognition of these 2 days, over 20 high school students volunteered to visit Washington Primary School classes to teach colors, numbers, and animals. The students participated in 20 minute workshops that included simple instruction in Spanish, then tested their retention with games. Students who learned colors played a version of red light green light; students who learned how to count to ten got to count out baby goldfish; and students who learned animals also learned what sounds they make in Spanish and how they are different. Did you know the sound that birds make in Spanish isn't chirp or tweet? It's pio, pio. For more Spanish fun, try looking up children's songs on YouTube. Super Simple Espanol has a great collection of songs that will get stuck in their head and yours! Thank you to everyone who made this visit possible, and hopefully we can do many more in the future!
Sophomore Anthony Steuerwald has distinguished himself as one of the most exceptional mathematics students in the state. His performance at the Montana Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) Math Contest held earlier this year placed him in the top 2% of students statewide—an achievement that reflects not only his deep conceptual understanding, but also his ability to think critically under pressure. Consistently demonstrating precision, creativity, and perseverance, he approaches complex problems with confidence and curiosity. His success serves as a testament to his strong work ethic and genuine passion for mathematics, setting a high standard for academic excellence among his peers.
Anthony deserves a tremendous shout out, and all of us at Hamilton High School are incredibly proud of his academic accomplishments. Earning a top 2% ranking in the state is no small feat, especially as he competed against students from all grade levels across Montana. This achievement highlights not only his exceptional mathematical ability, but also his dedication, discipline, and drive to excel. Anthony’s success stands as an inspiring example of what hard work and passion can achieve.
Great job Anthony! We are proud of you! – HHS Math Department!
Anthony deserves a tremendous shout out, and all of us at Hamilton High School are incredibly proud of his academic accomplishments. Earning a top 2% ranking in the state is no small feat, especially as he competed against students from all grade levels across Montana. This achievement highlights not only his exceptional mathematical ability, but also his dedication, discipline, and drive to excel. Anthony’s success stands as an inspiring example of what hard work and passion can achieve.
Great job Anthony! We are proud of you! – HHS Math Department!
The Friends of Hamilton Schools Foundation, Inc. is raising money to help our HHS Science Olympiad team travel to the University of Southern California to compete at the NATIONAL Science Olympiad competition!
To donate, please go to:
https://bit.ly/4bbIUJ5
To donate, please go to:
https://bit.ly/4bbIUJ5
Hamilton Community,
Please take a moment to read the below letter from Superintendent Thennis regarding yesterday's school trustee election and the outcomes of the proposed safety & technology levies.
Go Broncs!
Please take a moment to read the below letter from Superintendent Thennis regarding yesterday's school trustee election and the outcomes of the proposed safety & technology levies.
Go Broncs!
Daly Families - Please join us for our May Mustang Meet-Up! A fun evening with mini-golf, cornhole, bubbles, glitter tattoos & snowcones!! Thursday, May 14, 5-7PM at Daly Elementary!
Have you turned in your ballot yet? If not, they are due TOMORROW (Tuesday, May 5)! You can drop them off at the Ravalli County Administrative Building (215 S 4th Street) 8AM-8PM! And don't forget that a new law requires you to provide your birth year on the outside of your tan ballot envelope in addition to your signature!
If you still need information on the safety & technology levies, please visit:
https://www.hsd3.org/o/hsd/page/2026-levy
#ForHamilton
If you still need information on the safety & technology levies, please visit:
https://www.hsd3.org/o/hsd/page/2026-levy
#ForHamilton
Please join us at the Mineshaft Pasty Co (111 N. 2nd Street) on Wednesday, May 6th, 5-7PM to see the AMAZING art created by our HHS Advanced and AP art students!!
CONGRATULATIONS to our HHS students who made High Honor Roll and Honor Roll for the 3rd quarter! We are so proud of you! GO BRONCS!
