To report a Full-Day general absence online, please complete the following form: HERE

NOTE: The parent/ guardian reporting the absence must use an email that is on the student file.

Do you want your student to drive themselves after being signed out early?

Follow these 2 STEPS

1. Email hhsattendance@cusd80.com

• STUDENT NAME
• ID#
• DATE & TIME OF RELEASE
• PARENT/ GUARDIAN NAME
• PHONE #

AND

2. Call the attendance office and give verbal confirmation at 480-883-5003.

3. The attendance office will call the student down to the attendance office at the time requested.

4. The student must sign out through the student attendance office to receive a pass to depart campus

Students must recognize that brief and revealing clothing are not appropriate apparel in school. The following guidelines are examples and do not cover all situations. Students shall NOT wear tank tops, halter-tops, the end of the shoulders and fit closely under the arms. Clothing should have adequate coverage to allow a full range of movement without skin or undergarments showing. Undergarments must NOT be visible. Clothing must cover the entire buttocks and extend a reasonable length to ensure modesty.

The front office will no longer hold items for students (lunches, homework, laptops, phones, sports equipment, instruments, etc.) If an item(s) must be dropped off, there will be tables located in the main entrance. All items are left at your own risk. Hamilton staff is not responsible for monitoring any items left nor will they relay messages to students to retrieve any items. We will NOT accept any food delivery services as well including Door Dash, Uber Eats, etc..

Hamilton's Link Crew hosted the annual Freshman Orientation on July 16th. An estimated 750 students attended and were welcomed by teachers, staff and the link crew students. Incoming Freshmen heard from Principal Romero, followed by tours of the school and getting a chance to see where classes were and meet teachers.

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

What do the Beatles, Radiohead, Green Day, U2, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers all have in common? They were all formed while the bands were still in high school! Enjoy live performances from Chandler’s A-list teen talent. Concertgoers can also indulge in snacks and lawn games. All musical performances are family-friendly. More Information

Designed by teens for teens, Ending the Stigma looks to bring mental health awareness to teenagers, parents, educators, advocates, and communities throughout Chandler. Featuring powerful keynote speakers, breakout sessions, a networking lunch, and a resource expo, the day-long 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.

Suitable for Ages 13 - 17 More information

Celebrate Hispanic culture at our Quinceañera Fashion Show Fiesta! In collaboration with Hamilton High's MEChA Club & Hamilton Library's Teen Advisory Group, teens will showcase their quinceañera dresses and explain the importance of the quinceañera. More Information

Hamilton Junior Olivia L. is no stranger to the national artistic roller skating stage, as this is her sixth consecutive year as national champion. At the 2024 American Artistic Roller Skating Championships in Union, Missouri, Olivia won 2 Golds, 1 Silver, and 1 Bronze Medal.

• Gold in Junior Women Solo Dance
• Gold in Teen Women Domestic International Solo Dance
• Silver in Youth C Women Level 2 Figures
• Bronze in Junior/Senior Domestic Women International Solo Dance!
  
  

The Rotary Club of Sun Lakes (RCSL) extends congratulations to the winners of the Rotary Club’s Annual 2024 High School Service Above Self and Vocational Scholarships to:

• Max Vogus – Vocational Scholarship Award - Max is a Hamilton High School Graduate attending the Conservatory of Recording Arts & Science in Tempe in the Fall to become an Audio Engineer.
• Minjee Kim – Service Above Self Scholarship Award - Minjee is a Hamilton High School Graduate attending Emory University in Georgia in the Fall to study Neuroscience.
• Michael Shin – Service Above Self Scholarship Award - Michael is a Hamilton High School Graduate who will be attending Washington University in St. Louis, MO to study BioChemistry.
• Daniel Johnson – Service Above Self Scholarship Award - Daniel is a Perry High School Graduate who will be attending Grand Canyon University majoring in Electrical Engineering and minoring in Theology.

According to the RCSL Scholarship Committee Chair/CUSD Executive Director Elementary Schools West Region Leo Schlueter, the $2,000 scholarship payments will be sent directly to the school/university the student will be attending this Fall. A panel of judges reviewed and scored applications from area high school seniors. Each application included a 300-word essay, which provided the student’s beliefs and understanding of what “service above self” means; teacher recommendations; and student academic standing data. Also, RCSL’s selections were based on each student’s exhibiting exemplary acts of service and character.

CUSD Nutrition is excited to welcome back students and staff! Please remember to look at our website for more information on our program. Families can apply for Free and Reduced Meals in a quick and easy online format here. We have also updated our on-line menu platform for the 23-24 SY. Menus for all programs can be accessed here: MealViewer Schools.

ParentSquare is a safe and secure platform to host all school-to-home communication in one place. It includes direct two-way messaging, private conversations, news posts, district-wide urgent alerts and notifications, and a simple user interface through website or app that makes it easy to stay connected. You have control over receiving messages in your prefered language -- and two-way translation happens automatically! Check out the overview video and links below for more about ParentSquare. More information and ParentSquare App

Help Hamilton Light Up Learning by donating to our Cash For Classrooms Fundraiser!

Organized each year by the Chandler Education Foundation (CEF), this fundraiser supports classroom enrichment grants requested by our dedicated teachers. These grants provide innovative resources and experiences for your child – making learning more exciting and impactful.

Every contribution helps! Click here to donate today and help us continue to light up learning at Hamilton High!

As a special token of appreciation, every donation of $100 or more will receive a free State Forty-Eight shirt! Please share with your networks and thank you for investing in our children’s future!

Free immunizations for children ages 18 and younger who meet at least one of the following:

• no insurance
• insurance does not cover one or more vaccines
• on AHCCCS
• Native American/Alaska Native
  
  

By appointment only. Make an appointment online here.

Location: Chandler CARE Center | 777 E. Galveston St, Chandler, AZ 85225

Freshman Splashdown is a time for all Freshmen to gather, make new friends, make lasting high school memories and meet the freshman teachers.

Hamilton's Annual Club Fair will be on August 7th and 8th during lunches. Students will be able to visit club tables to ask questions and sign up. We offer many club that sparks interest in all students. Please visit Hamilton's Activities page for a view of what we offer.