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Special Olympics
Our HMS students participated in the Special Olympics track and Field events at MSU. Amazing job to all who participated!
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HMS Student Receives the Governor's Fitness Award!
Congratulations to one of our amazing HMS students, Jackson Rahrig for earning the Governor’s Fitness Award! He was nominated for his powerlifting and provided with a framed certificate from our local Representative, Julie Brixie at the State Capital. He will also be honored at a gala in Detroit where he will meet Governor Whitmer. Great job Jackson!
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HMS Choir visits the State Capital
Our 8th Grade select choir students got the opportunity to perform at the state capital building.
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be nice Assembly
Congratulations to the Be Nice ambassadors for putting on an touching and inspirational assembly on Tuesday Feb 26th. Students shared stories, performed skits, and created videos encouraging their classmates to "start the ripple effect" of kindness here at HMS.
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Middle School Musical
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! What a wonderful production this year of a classic fairy tale! The production included over 85 students. It was outstanding to see our students tell this story with their own voice. The pride and increased confidence that students gain from creating, producing and sharing a piece of art is an a wonderful experience. Thank you for continuing to support the arts in Haslett!
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MLK Contest Winner
Haslett Middle School eighth grader Lilly Meka earned first place in the annual MLK Holiday Commission Essay Contest. The theme of this year's contest was: "Be the change you wish to see in the world." She was recognized at the MLK Holiday Luncheon at the Lansing Center on January 21 - MLK Day. Lilly's piece also appeared in the State Journal and she read it to the audience at the luncheon. Lilly will also receive a monetary award. Congratulations Lilly!
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7th Graders visit the Holocaust Museum
Our 7th graders traveled to the Holocaust Memorial Center this week. The experience was one many of us will never forget. Through guided tours, our students observed pictures, videos, newspapers, clothing, weapons and an assortment of other historical memorabilia that helped tell the story of this dark time in history. Our field trip concluded with a powerful presentation by a Holocaust survivor. The memories shared were insightful--yet painful to hear. Despite all the suffering the survivors endured, they left us with a message of hope and resiliency. If you're interested in checking out this amazing facility, visit www.holocaustcenter.org.
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Look what our sixth graders have been up to!
Sixth Graders in Mrs. Coopers Social Studies class have been busy at work creating this awesome map of the world! Each student colored one section and put them all together to create this amazing map! Great job students!
