SPARK Night
🗓️ January 20th, 2027
📍 Hamilton High School
SPARK Night
🗓️ January 20th, 2027
📍 Hamilton High School
Tim O'Brien Homes
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
🗓️ January, 2027
📍 TBD
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Career Development CenterÂ
🗓️ June 17th, 2027
📍 Hamilton High School
SPARK prepares tomorrow’s talent for high-skill, high-demand careers. Students gain hands-on experience, learn from industry mentors, and develop lifelong problem-solving and collaboration skills. We need your help power these opportunities.
Marquea Goike
Extended Learning Coordinator
Sussex Hamilton High School
W220 N6151 Town Line Rd.
Sussex, WI 53089
262-246-6471 ext. 1190
Hamilton High School students enrolled in the SPARK Construction Program are using industry-standard construction tools and equipment this fall thanks to a grant from the Hamilton Education Foundation (HEF) and a generous donation from Milwaukee Tool.
“We are so grateful for the support of the Hamilton Education Foundation and partners like Milwaukee Tool,” shares Hamilton High School Extended Learning Coordinator and Associate Principal Marquea Goike. “Their support helps us continue to grow the hands-on, real-world learning opportunities we can provide for our students. Giving students opportunities to learn by doing, explore different careers and build skills they can take with them beyond high school is incredibly valuable,” she adds.Â
HEF leadership facilitated a donation of more than $4000 worth of Milwaukee Tool products including hammers, circular saws, rear handle saws, Hole Hawgs, levels, framing nailers and tool belts.Â
This equipment will be used on an active residential Tim O’Brien Homes construction site where the inaugural class of SPARK Construction students will work alongside professional contractors. The investment allows all participants to train using the same equipment found on professional job sites.
Sussex, WI — Hamilton High School (HHS) officially launched its new SPARK Construction Program on September 1 at a Tim O’Brien Homes residential construction site in Sussex’s Vista Run subdivision. Twelve HHS students will visit the job site each school day and work alongside industry professionals to build a house from the ground up while earning high school credit.Â