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    which enable students of all aspirations and abilities to grow and learn.

Headlines and Features

  • Murphy Students Create Sticker Mural

    Murphy Elementary students have been working on a collaborative mural in preparation for this week's Scholastic Book Fair. The jungle themed mural is displayed in Murphy's Library Media Center. It took four weeks and 3,995 sticker tiles to complete the artwork. It's grrrreat! The Murphy Book Fair is open the rest of this week during lunch recess and after school.

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  • HHS Be Nice Club

    The Haslett Be Nice club, in collaboration with the Williamston Be Nice group, raised awareness for mental health at the boys' and girls' varsity basketball games on Friday, February 21. At the games, the Haslett teams wore Be Nice warm-ups while the club passed out mental health awareness ribbons, distrubuted information to educate others about mental health, and sold Be Nice items to support mental health initiatives. The goal of the event was to increase awareness and reduce the stigma of mental health issues.

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  • HMS Unified Wins at MSU!

    The Haslett Middle School Unified Basketball Team had an impressive day at Michigan State University on Friday, February 21. On the court, the team showed how much grit and determination it has, bringing home two wins, memories, and strong friendships. Thank you to all the families and friends who came to MSU to cheer for Haslett, and for those who cheered from home or work. Go Vikings! Go Unified!

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  • Dance Team Holds Clinic

    The Haslett High School dance team held a clinic on Friday, February 14 for students in Kindergarten through 8th grades. The students learned a dance and performed during halftime of the JV and Varsity basketball games later that night. The students of all ages and abilities came together to support the annual Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser at the basketball game!

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  • STOMPIN' for STEAM!

    Ralya Elementary School 5th grade students have started a cross-curricular project called “STOMPIN’ for STEAM.” This project will take them through the process of: designing instruments made of everyday materials (STEAM class), building the instruments (art class), and creating rhythms to play together (music class). The students’ designs, instruments and rhythms will be displayed in the music room at Ralya's STEAM night on February 20 from 5:30-7:30pm.

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  • Haslett Choirs Excel at Competition

    Haslett High School vocal ensembles and soloists performed at the District Solo and Ensemble on February 1 in Jackson, Michigan. Select Men's Chorale, Select Women's Ensemble & Select Chorale all recieved perfect scores. 38 outstanding soloists also performed, with 39 Haslett events qualifying for the State competition. Congratulations of all of our singers!

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  • New Furniture Planned for Classrooms

    Classrooms in all five Haslett school buildings will be renovated this summer as part of the bond project approved by voters in 2018. Our vision for redesign included key objectives for students and teachers. Focusing on student choice, we are striving for comfortable, flexible seating options with choice throughout the classroom and promoting peer-to-peer collaboration. Read more...

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  • Middle School Rallies Around Unified Team

    On Friday, January 24, Haslett Middle School celebrated ending the usage of the R-word by holding a pep assembly. Students, staff, and families came together to watch the Unified Special Olympics team play a nail biting basketball game against Waverly High School's Unified team. HMS students chanted "Let's go players!" as they showed their support for all athletes and partners on the court. Read more...

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Announcements

  • School Safety Letter

    Threats against schools are a serious matter and will always be top priority to those having to address them. However, many students do not understand the seriousness of making such threats. In order to help educate our students on this issue, the Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office, along with local Superintendents and Law Enforcement Officials, have teamed up to help students understand the potential consequences of making such threats. Please take a moment to read the letter posted on the Superintendent webpage and talk to your children. Together, we can help make our schools and the community a safer place.
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  • ISD Headlee Restoration Millage

    On March 10, 2020, Ingham Intermediate School District will have a question on the ballot regarding a Headlee Restoration for Special Education. In the Ingham ISD service area, which includes our district, the Special Education Millage has eroded .2438 mill since 1988. As a result, Ingham ISD has been collecting less revenue than originally approved by taxpayers for special education students.

    This restoration would cost homeowners with a market value of $125,000 or a taxable value of $62,500, $15.24 per year or $1.27 per month. If approved, this restoration would generate approximately $2,300,000 for students with special education needs. If not approved, it will not reduce your home property taxes.

    Every registered voter who lives in our school district, whether a property owner, or not, is eligible to vote on this issue.

    For more information, please visit the Ingham ISD website. 
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  • Haslett Mobile App

    We are pleased to announce the Haslett mobile app designed specifically to keep our families and community better informed.  This FREE app for both Apple and Android devices is available for download today!
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