Academic talent search finds district students
Templeton Middle School seventh-grader Alex Magoon will be honored at Northwestern University for his high ACT scores among eight Midwestern states.
Dozens of Hamilton School District students participated in the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent Search (NUMATS) by taking above-grade tests to measure their intellectual abilities.
Students qualified for NUMATS with their scores on the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Exam. Seventh- and eighth-graders took the ACT or SAT, college entrance exams designed for high school students; fifth- and sixth-graders took the EXPLORE test normally given to eighth-graders.
Other Templeton students participating were:
Lauren Anthony, Allie Bitz, Joyce Chen, Allison Croft, Connor Davidson, Brandon Fedie, Sam Kivimaki, Akshayaa Lakshmanan, Ciera Lampshire, Claire Olejnik, Kelsey Schroeder, Benjamin Scott, Ethan Beaudry, Logan Bobb, Bailee Bobert, Craig Bumgardner, Taylor Burns, Matthew Ciolkosz, Thomas Diel, Danielle Draggoo, Alexandra Egan, Connor Ladwig, Mackenzie Latt, Emily Lehner, Alex Magoon, Grace Modl, Kelsey Mulholland, Rachel Perreault, Katlyn Pollari, Bradley Schissel, Brendan Schlaman, Andrea Wall, Justin Whorral, Katherine Bitz, Miranda Brown, Nathan Goecks, Caroline Hope, Hannah Jasinski, Allison Kline, Queue Kufalk, Ashley LeBlanc, Haleigh Mulholland, Kurt Nejedlo, Michael Pellechia, Connor Roozen, Brooke Schounard, Maxwel Schwid, Mariyam Siddique, Shane Taylor, Kyle Youngblood and Harrison Yu.
Elementary school fifth-graders invited to take the EXPLORE test were:
Lannon: Luke Johnson; Maple Avenue: Ryan Adrian, Claire Birk, Olivia Boucher, Emily Fassbender, Jarrett Keen, Robert Modl, Bridget Nejedlo and Cassandra Zimdars; Marcy: Keeley Hayden, Alec Schley and Benjamin Sciortino; Woodside: Hayden Barth, Michael Bruch, Austin Dalzin, Jenna Ehlert, Marie Geier, Jacob Hartung, Zachary Jasinski, Benjamin Krolczyk, Alexander Lang, John Myatt, Andrew O'Neill, Maya Peske, Jacob Rueden and Trevor Wittman.
advertisement
The Winter Olympics just wrapped up in Vancouver, Canada, and who wasn’t touched by some of the inspirational stories there? Haven’t you dreamed about what it would be like to star in the Olympics yourself?Contest entry based on newspaper coverage area.
Lake Country residents share their views on news, happenings and current events.
LivingLakeCountry.com features more than a dozen community bloggers - a group of volunteer conversation leaders who are up on the latest topics and never short on an opinion. Just a few are pictured here. Check out the rest and see what they have to say!
View All Blogs
Discussion Guidelines
Do you want to become a Community Blogger? LivingLakeCountry.com welcomes your thoughts and opinions. Contact us for more information:
I want to blog
If you're interested in finding out more about sponsoring a blog, click here to send an e-mail to LCP Sales.
MORE: See full gallery
SUBMIT: Post Your Photos now
Do you have news or an event that you would like to share with the community? Whether it's a community organization, a business, a local school, or a notable neighbor, we'd love to hear about it!!
- American Red Cross Honors Local Heroes
- Woodside students surpass goal for Haiti relief
- FC Milwaukee Soccer Sign up for U10 and under has begun
- Semi-Annual Fish Dinner at St. Paul's
- Hamilton announces February students of the month
- Hamilton DECA advances to international conference
- Pewaukee Muskies Land O Lakes Fundraiser
- Youh Wrestlers make State
- Sussex Artist to Participate in Elm Grove Show
- Photos, Firetrucks and Fun in Delafield...All For A Great Cause.
MORE: See the rest of Your Stories
SUBMIT: Post Your Story now
We asked - you answered - with 70 nominations for Lake Country's top healthcare professionals. See winners and their stories.
