Our District
The Big Picture
We have a simple yet powerful vision at Haslett Public Schools: We make students successful. To achieve this vision, we are driven by a mission to provide educational opportunities that enable students of all aspirations and abilities to grow and learn.
Doing that requires a relentless focus on:
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Maintaining a safe and orderly learning environment
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Employing and developing the best staff
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Maintaining a strong curriculum and offering relevant and competitive co-curricular activities
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Integrating technology into student learning experiences
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Prioritizing fiscally responsible operations to ensure the sustainability and quality of our programs.
Our ultimate goal is to produce competent, caring, and confident students. We want graduates who can:
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Achieve quality results, both independently and collaboratively
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Communicate competently
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Exhibit responsibility as community members
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Show a thorough understanding and application of information
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Make wise choices regarding their personal health, safety, and happiness
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Possess the skills and self-knowledge necessary to enter college, pursue a career path, and become active citizens in an ever-changing world
A+ Tradition of Excellence
The A+ Haslett Public Schools mark, adopted in 1988 under the leadership of former Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Hughes, symbolizes our commitment to excellence. It represents our aspiration for personal and school-wide achievement and serves as a universal icon that parents, students, community members, and staff can relate to and strive toward. The A+ mark is a reminder of our ongoing commitment to excellence in all areas of our district operations and student outcomes.
Geography
Our PK-12 school district spans approximately 30 square miles, primarily in Meridian Township, but also includes parts of Bath, Woodhull, and Williamston townships, representing three different counties: Clinton, Shiawassee, and Ingham. Haslett Public Schools is part of the Ingham ISD.
Governance
As a public school district in Michigan, Haslett Public Schools is governed by a team of citizens elected by the community at large. Our Board of Education consists of seven people who meet twice a month to develop policy, consider recommendations made by the Superintendent, and set strategic priorities for administration and staff. Our Board of Education members are committed to providing a quality education for Haslett students. Board Policies are available online.