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MDE Guidance for Supporting Summer Learning, Pandemic or Not
Michigan Department of Education has created a Summer Learning Guidance Document with contributions from Michigan educators at every level. Supporting Summer Learning, Pandemic or Not provides a framework for local leaders and teachers to plan and implement summer learning programs and opportunities for all students and their families. It is designed to be a companion document to the Learning at a Distance Guidance document released by the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) in April. Read more...
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Free & Low-Cost Online Summer Learning Options for K-12
Free or low cost Michigan Virtual Summer Learning options for all students. Click on the links below to register your students and begin learning: EdReady Math (grades 4-12) and EdReady English (grades 8-12) empower students to meet their college and career aspirations by providing them with a personalized study path to mastering critical skills and concepts in math and English. These individualized learning experiences are FREE from now until July 31, 2020. Mental Health and Social Emotional Learning Grades K-12 FREE until the end of the 20-21 school year. The Michigan Cares Portal offers...Read More...
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Online Summer Academy
Haslett Public Schools is offering a Summer Online Academy for high school and middle school students. Course Offerings are posted on this digital flyer and informational video for those of you new to the program. High school students may take online summer courses for enrichment, grade replacement or credit advancement to free up time during the regular school year or fulfill prerequisites in order to take AP classes sooner. Read more...
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New Technology to be Installed in Classrooms
This summer, classrooms will receive new interactive data projectors, large screen projection boards, document cameras, and audio amplification systems. These improvements are part of the Bond and Sinking Fund Millage that was approved by Haslett voters in August 2018. Each classroom will be equipped with a short-throw, wall-mounted interactive data projector which will replace the older ceiling-mounted projectors. The computer’s image will be displayed through the projector onto a 100” whiteboard. Read more...
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Schools Receiving Network Upgrades
A number of technology improvements are planned this summer for schools throughout the district. Already underway are upgrades to the network infrastructure at each school. New data cabling and associated equipment is being installed in classrooms and offices to replace existing infrastructure that is about 25 years old. The work, which began earlier this spring, will include a consolidation of data closets and a reduction in the number of network switches. Additional wireless access points will be installed and upgrades to the security cameras will also take place. These improvements are part of the Bond and Sinking Fund Millage that was approved by Haslett voters in August 2018.
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Teacher Appreciation Week
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! This week, May 4-8, we celebrate the teaching staff of Haslett Public Schools. Teachers change the lives of millions of children every day—their immense work and impact is felt in homes across the country, especially during these challenging times. We want to recognize and appreciate all the educators that play a pivotal role in our children’s lives—inspiring a lifelong love of learning and discovery and making a difference in their well-being and long-term success.
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HHS Scholar Athletes
Congratulations to the Haslett High School CAAC Scholar Athletes for the 2019-20 school year! Each year, schools in the Capital Area Activities Conference honor the top ten academic student athletes who received letters in two or more sports during their senior year. Congratulations on receiving the league’s most prestigious award! Click to see student pictures.
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Haslett High School Ranked #52 in Michigan
US News and World Report has ranked Haslett High School #52 in Michigan in this year's Best High School Rankings. The publication ranked 645 high schools in Michigan, taking into consideration performance on state assessments and how well the school prepares students for college. Specifically, schools were ranked on six factors, including college readiness, math and reading proficiency, math and reading performance, underserved student performance, college curriculum breadth, and graduation rate.
