Community Page
Have an event/organization that can serve the families of Hamilton Community Schools? If so, please send your flyer as a png or jpg file to District Communications & Marketing Coordinator Zach Harig: [email protected] for approval. The following requirements must be met:
Hamilton Community Page Requirements:
- Must be in the greater Hamilton area
- Must be applicable to the students and families of Hamilton Community Schools
- Must not conflict with services currently provided by Hamilton Community Schools
- No business solicitations or advertisements
Hamilton Cub Scouts Pack 3033: Raingutter Regatta Community Event
Families with boys and girls entering K-5th grades: Join us for our Raingutter Regatta Thursday, August 21st at 6:30pm at the Scout Cabin between Hamilton Elementary & the Heath Township Ball Fields Youth will make and design a small boat and then have the chance to race it down the raingutter track using "wind-power". Visit with current parents and Scouts and learn more about Cub Scouting in Hamilton. Cub Scouts hike, participate in community service, honor veterans by placing flags at the cemetery, build pinewood derby cars and rockets, conduct STEM experiments, swim, paddle, fish...and have fun with their friends! Can't make it on the 21st? Our second chance sign-up is at our new parent orientation on Thursday, August 28th at 6:30pm (at the Scout Cabin). Don't miss out on the fun we have planned for the coming year. Come build a boat and learn more!
Anyone interested in more info can contact us at [email protected] or visit us at https://hamiltonpack3033.wordpress.com/
Hamilton Class of 1975 50th Reunion
It’s coming…..
Our 50th class reunion - Save the date
October 18, 2025 @ The Trestle Stop
More details to come.
Please pass the word to everyone you see from our class.
Deb DeWitt Joldersma
Beth Eding Nicols
Pat Eding Brown
Sandy Geurink Stasnek
LeAnn Shelton Volkers
Your Committee members
Sewing Classes for Youths
Summer Classes from age 11-16 years old!
The Thread Shed
4242 38th Street, Hamilton, MI 49419
Seeking Host Families
CETUSA is seeking host families for the 2024-25 school year to host foreign exchange students at Hamilton High School! Hosting a foreign exchange student is such a rewarding experience for your entire family. It is a "show and tell" as you teach your new family member about our culture and watch them experience all their "firsts". The student will bring a bit of their culture into your home to share as well. Students come from over 20 different countries and are carefully selected based on maturity, academics, and English language skills. Each student will come with their own health insurance and monthly spending money to cover personal expenses.
- Must be at least 25 years of age
- Must complete online application
- Must pass a background check
- Provide a spare bed, some transportation for school activities
- Treat the student like your own child
Haven Church's 'The Chosen Club'
Wednesdays from 7:00-8:45 PM at Haven Church in Hamilton
A weekly club for students, led by students.
Pizza, pop, watch The CHOSEN Series on the big screen, games, and fun!
Questions? Email Jen.
The Gate Youth Center for Middle School Students 5-8th Grades
Tuesdays & Thursdays 3-5pm During Academic School Year
(PARENT PICK UP PROMPTLY BY 5:30PM)
The Gate is a drop-in style after-school program for middle school students in the Hamilton area starting on September 20. The Gate exists to provide a safe and Christ-centered environment for students to grow, play, build relationships, and be challenged. The Gate is a 501 c3 non-profit that is conveniently located across from the middle school at Cultivate Church. A crossing guard will be available for students to walk safely across 136th Ave. after school. There’s also a new program coordinator Sandy Cockrum (Harbottle), a retired teacher who taught at Hamilton Community Schools for 25 years and is happy to be at The Gate this year!
We are in need of volunteers for this year’s programming T/Th 3-5pm. Please consider joining us in helping and supporting Hamilton’s middle school students.
