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Race For Ralya
Ralya Elementary School held its annual "Race For Ralya" on Sunday, May 19. The race is a fundraiser for the school and featured over 350 participants. Runners could choose either a 5K race or a 1 mile fun run, and all participants received a "Race For Ralya" t-shirt!
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Haslett Middle School Conservation Club
Students from the Haslett Middle School Conservation Club were at the Meridian Township Farmer's Market on May 18 to educate the community about improving recycling practices. The students planned, researched, and designed a brochure, which they used as a talking point with visitors to the market.
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College “Signing Day” for HHS Athletes
Congratulations to the 25 Haslett High School student athletes who will be participating in athletics at the college level next year! A ceremonial college signing event was held in the Performing Arts Center on May 16 to recognize these seniors. The event was streamed live and is available for viewing on the Haslett Media Productions YouTube channel.
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HHS Student Wins Art Competition
Congratulations to Haslett High School senior, Chyna Bach, for winning the Congressional Arts Competition for Michigan's 8th District! U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin held a reception for the student artist participants at her Lansing office on May 11. Chyna's winning artwork, “I’ll Catch You if You Fall,” will be hung for a year in the Cannon Tunnel of the United States Capitol in Washington D.C. Read more...
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Lacrosse Team Wins Championship!
Congratulations to the Haslett/Williamston varsity boys lacrosse team for winning the CAAC Tournament Championship! Haslett/Williamston defeated Lansing Catholic to win the championship in a game at Okemos High School on May 14. In addition to winning the tournament, Haslett/Williamston finished the regular season as CAAC Champions. Congratulations on an outstanding season!
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Ralya Students at Special Olympics
On Friday, May 10, Special Olympians from Ralya Elementary School competed in track and field events at Michigan State University. Athletes who participate in Special Olympics improve physical fitness and motor skills, develop self-esteem and confidence, make friends and increase family support. In addition to track and field events, they also competed in softball.
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Murphy Receives Grant From Delta Dental
Murphy Elementary School received a $500 grant from Delta Dental during the school's Monday Morning Meeting on May 13. In March, Delta Dental representatives visited second grade classrooms and read to students as part of March is Reading Month. Mrs. Hamilton's second grade class won this grant to be used for the Library Media Center. Read more...
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Lansing Symphony Orchestra Performance
Murphy and Ralya 5th grade students travelled to Wharton Hall at MSU on May 7 to attend the Link Up: The Orchestra Rocks concert of the Lansing Symphony Orchestra. The Orchestra Rocks program explores rhythm pulse and groove in a classical music setting along with showcasing the indivual instruments and instrument families of the orchestra. Read more...
