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Murphy Elementary School hosted its third annual Family Literacy Night on November 12.  Over 250 parents and students enjoyed a sports themed evening focused on literacy. Activities included making bracelets and coloring bookmarks. Community partners hosted rooms, including CADL Haslett Public Library, the local girl scout troop, Friends of the Haslett Library, and the MSU Latin American and Caribbean Studies group. The Murphy PTO provided free books for all children, and Ms. Heidi along with her Buddies PALs read to the students. Highlights of the evening included guest author, Allison Spooner, and players from the MSU football team.  Thank you to everyone who made this a successful night, and special thanks to Maggie Jada who created the photobooth backdrop of The Very Hungry Caterpillar!

Congratulations to the Haslett High School varsity football team for winning the MHSAA Division 4 District Championship!  The Vikings defeated Chelsea 24-9 last Friday to advance to the Regionals.  Haslett will play at Goodrich on Friday, November 15 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available for purchase online. Go Vikings!

Haslett Middle School hosted Michigan author, Christina Wyman on November 5 & 7. Christina Wyman is the USA Today bestselling author of middle grade novels Jawbreaker and Slouch. Students learned about the writing process and author experiences in our HMS Media Center. Following the presentation, Viking middle schoolers had the opportunity to ask questions and have their books signed by the author. 

The annual Haslett High School Powder Puff Flag Football game between Junior and Senior girls was held on Monday, October 21, at Jamie Gent Stadium. The game is a fundraiser sponsored by the Haslett High School Student Council, and over $200 was raised for the 'You've Got This!' project, a group that provides starter packs for cancer patients when they return home from treatment, and the Haslett Food Bank. The Powder Puff game resulted in a win for the Class of 2026.