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Featured Stories
The 33rd Annual Santa's First Responders holiday party was held at Murphy Elementary School on Saturday, December 14, 2024. Santa's First Responders is a non-profit organization started by Gayelord Mankowski more than three decades ago to help kids in need during the holiday season. This year's party was attended by over 250 kids, 200 adults, and many super heroes! It featured over $18,000 worth of toys and food by Olive Garden and Cottage Inn Pizza. The staff at Murphy Elementary School did a phenomenal job of decorating the school and hosting the event. Thank you to everyone involved in this worthwhile program!
The Haslett High School Student Council helped deliver 60 gifts and 23, $20 gift cards as a part of its ongoing partnership with the Haslett Community Church. The top three contributing classrooms this season were: Ms. Wawro, Mrs. Mann, and Mrs. Keathley. Together these 3 classes contributed 23 gifts and 21 gift cards! Other notable classrooms were: Mrs. Sass, Mrs. Djoko, Ms. Wippel, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Rohlfs. Thank you to the students and staff of Haslett High School!
Laura Allen, a dedicated Language Arts and French teacher for 7th and 8th grade students at Haslett Middle School for the past ten years, has become the first teacher at the school to achieve National Board Certification. This is a remarkable accomplishment, reflecting Laura's dedication and hard work in completing and passing all four components of the certification process.
Laura is an exceptional teacher, and her achievement paves the way for other middle school staff to pursue National Board Certification. The National Board Certification program was designed to develop, retain and recognize accomplished teachers and to generate ongoing improvement in schools nationwide. It’s the highest and most respected certification a teacher may obtain. Laura is the 7th teacher in the Haslett Public Schools District to achieve this prestigious honor.
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!