On February 28, Lt. Governor Tina Smith visited Hamilton Elementary School as part of ‘I Love to Read Month’. During her visit, she read to the kindergarten class wearing pajamas (it was pajama-day), and later visited a second-grade class where she shared a picture of the Minnesota State Capitol and answered students’ questions about her role. The visit also included a meeting with principal Missy Monson and other school and district staff. The event underscored the school’s focus on building literacy engagement and strengthening community ties.”

Q1. What kinds of technology or digital learning tools does Hamilton Elementary School use?

Ans. Hamilton Elementary School uses Chromebooks, smartboards, and online learning platforms in the classroom to make learning more interactive and tailored to each student.

Q2. What does Hamilton Elementary do to keep students safe on campus?

The school has strict safety rules, such as secure entry systems, visitor check-ins, regular emergency drills, and supervision during arrival, dismissal, and recess times.

Q3. Does Hamilton Elementary School provide meals?

Ans. Yes, the school has breakfast and lunch programs that meet federal nutrition standards. Families that qualify for help can get free or low-cost meals.

Q4. How many students are in each class at Hamilton Elementary School?

Ans. The average class size is usually between 20 and 24 students, which lets teachers give each student more individual attention and help in the classroom.

Q5. Does Hamilton Elementary School work with any groups in the area?

Ans. Yes, the school works with local businesses and community groups to help students learn, give them chances to mentor others, and support school events and activities.