Need some help with your day-to-day classes or an upcoming test? View Hamilton's Tutoring Schedules for help in multiple subjects. Our NHS program also offers Peer Tutoring in select areas every Thursday after school.

Looking to make new friends, explore your passions, or give back to your community? Are you competitive? Check out the competition and sports clubs like Esports, Robotics or Debate. Like a hands-on club? Check out clubs like Science Olympiad or Art club. Need some Community/Service hours? Check out Key Club. Ready to explore your options? Look at the 2024/25 Club List. Information is being updated on the Hamilton webpage under Activities as current information is available. Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone and try something new!

Since the start of the school year, we have been preparing students with the new rules to follow during our conference period! Here is a reminder of what we have announced for several weeks on the daily announcements, put on our website, and been practicing with students during the previous conference periods!

• at the start of the conference period, student's have a 5-minute passing period to travel. Teachers, have been reminded to let you out of class on time!

• After the 5-minute passing period bell rings, ALL students will be swept to the cafeteria! Even those with a pass as the pass is no longer valid!

• If a student is swept, they will be assigned to Saturday School.

• Students must have a paper pass. No picture passes, no ALL-School emails from your teacher.

• Students must stay in their conference location for the entire conference. Can't go back your original classroom.

• Student's must have a bathroom pass, or else they will be swept too!

• The teacher sending the student CANNOT write the pass. Only the receiving teacher can write the pass.

• Students arriving to school late will also sit in the cafeteria but will not be assigned Saturday School.

For more information please visit: Conference Period

PSAT Registration is open to 9th, 10th and 11th graders until Sept 5th. The $25 registration fee, is due to the bookstore or on Parent Portal no later than Sept 6th. All registration information has been sent out through Parent Square. Any questions or additional information please see Dr. Stevens in E103 or Ms. Lozano in A121.

Grant Fisher is coached by Hamilton High School cross country coach Mike Scannell, who is in Paris with his athlete. Fisher earned the bronze medal in the 10,000m race, becoming only the second American to achieve this historic feat. Congratulations to Grant and Coach Scannell! #WeAreChandlerUnified

First game of the year - Hamilton vs Perry. They all did a great job! Next game will be on Tuesday, August 27th here at Hamilton against Williams Field.

Save the date, CUSD counseling and social services will be hosting the annual districtwide college fair on September 18th at Hamilton High School. All students and parents are welcome. This opportunity will allow students to connect with admissions, gather information on programs, scholarships, and more.

When: September 18, 6-8 p.m.

Where: Hamilton High School | 3700 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler, AZ 85248

Questions? Contact your college and career advisor.

Do you dream of being on stage and performing? Can you see yourself dancing? Singing? Acting? Juggling? If that's your passion or your dream, you've found the right place... TIME TO SHINE - LIKE THE STAR YOU ARE! Registration is open and auditions will be August 22nd and 27th at the Chandler Community Center. For more information regarding auditions, please contact the Community Center at 480-782-2728. More Information

This event is for healing and connection, marking the beginning of World Suicide Prevention Week. There will be a mental health resource expo, live music, henna designs, therapy dogs, various art activities, and food as the community connects with resources and each other. The final hour of the event will be a candlelight vigil to remember those we have lost to suicide. More Information

Designed by teens for teens, Ending the Stigma aims to raise mental health awareness among teenagers, parents, educators, advocates, and communities throughout Chandler. Featuring powerful keynote speakers, breakout sessions, a networking lunch, and a resource expo, the summit illuminates the mental health experiences of teen culture. More Information

Dive into the essentials of adulting with our Teen Survival Guide to Adulting! This comprehensive course covers everything from mastering budgeting basics, navigating the maze of tax preparation, to crafting a roadmap for your future. Designed specifically for teenagers, this program offers a blend of interactive workshops, real-life scenarios, and expert guidance to arm you with the skills you need for real-world success. More Information