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Hamilton Student Is Wisconsin Microsoft Word Champion

Logan Mumper will go on to compete June 13-15 at the 2018 MOS U.S. National Championship in Atlanta.

SUSSEX, WI — Hamilton High School sophomore Logan Mumper is the Wisconsin state champion in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Word 2016 exam. Mumper will go on to compete June 13-15 at the 2018 MOS U.S. National Championship in Atlanta.

A student in Toni Hillmann’s Computer Application class, Mumper was among other classmates
who take industry-standard tests after each unit that includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

In all, 34 Hamilton students have been MOS certified, demonstrating specialized competence in Word 2016.
Certification provides industry-leading assessments of skills and knowledge, giving students real-world exercises to appraise their understanding of Microsoft Office.

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This is only the second year that Hamilton has participated in Microsoft Imagine Academy, a
nationwide program that allows schools to offer fundamental technology skills training and rigorous
technical courses for students who are interested in pursuing a career in information technology after
graduation. Microsoft initially provided a grant that allowed Hamilton to participate in the program.

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