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With old-fashioned carnival games, Italian ices, a dunk tank and more, Hamilton Avenue’s Spring-A-Palooza, with the brilliant Saturday sunshine, was enjoyed by all. Continue Reading →
His name may sound familiar. Dr. Christopher Rigling is married to the Hamilton Avenue School Principal Cindy Rigling, profiled on GFP last December. The couple met as undergrads studying psychology at SUNY Binghamton. After earning a B.A in Psychology from Binghamton University, Dr. Rigling went on to earn his Psy.D. from the Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology at the University of Hartford. And, after finishing his doctorate in Clinical Psychology, he completed a residency in Psychology at the Institute of Living in Hartford. Continue Reading →
Greenwich parents, you have choices for your children beyond the school your child is districted for. The 2015-2016 School Year Features a New Magnet Theme at Hamilton Avenue School. Other magnet schools include New Lebanon School, International School at Dundee, Julian Curtiss School, Western Middle School. Continue Reading →
The Superintendent reviewed improvements to buildings over the summer, the smooth opening day, a possible transformation of Ham Ave’s magnet theme to STEM, and the schools’ Safe School Climate. Continue Reading →
Behind the scenes with Digital Learning and Technology Director, Phillip Dunn at the Greenwich Board of Education. Continue Reading →
Breakfast and lunch are available free of charge at Hamilton Ave School through the Seamless Summer Food Program during summer vacation. Continue Reading →
Hamilton Avenue School in Greenwich, one of two schools to pilot the implementation of iPad Airs into the curriculum, hosted Digital Learning Day on Thursday. Even the kindergarteners were comfortable working individually with the tablets and then working as a group to share tips and tricks.. Continue Reading →
Across town, 5th graders from all the grade schools each have a chance this week to go to Camp Seton with other 5th graders from the feeder schools to their shared middle school. On Monday, the 5th graders from New Leb, Glenville and Hamilton Avenue Schools all enjoyed a beautiful, sunny warm day of team building and orienteering skills. And the chance to make each others’ acquaintance in time for the first day at Western Middle School. Continue Reading →