Haslett Happenings

Let's Make It Smoother Together

Our elementary schools have been using colored cones to help with drop-off for years, and it’s worked, so now we're bringing it to middle and high school.

Look for the cones – they mark where it's safe for students to exit.

The Key Move: Pull All the Way Forward

Drive to the farthest cone before your child gets out. This creates space for more cars behind you, getting more vehicles off the road and into our drop-off lanes.

The Benefits

Less road traffic – more cars in our lanes means fewer cars backing up on streets
Safer for everyone – organized flow reduces congestion and risky maneuvers
Faster mornings – multiple cars dropping off at once = less waiting

Middle School Details

Primary drop-off: Main loop (across from Ralya)
After 7:10 AM: Bus loop opens as second option (near administration building)

High School Details

Use designated drop-off areas only – please do not drop students off in staff parking lots that are adjacent to the drop-off lane.

We’ll be out there to help reinforce this for everyone. Let's work together to make our mornings run smoothly!

Thanks for helping keep our students safe and our community moving smoothly.

Mark your calendar for the upcoming Holiday Craft Show hosted by the Haslett Band Boosters.

October 18, 2025

9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Haslett High School

Over 180 crafters will be on site for visitors to enjoy!

Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is observed on September 17, commemorating the day in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed in Philadelphia. Congress officially designated this day in 1952.

Classroom Activities for Constitution Week

In Haslett, students will participate in age-appropriate lessons throughout Constitution Week to learn about the U.S. Constitution and spark curiosity. These lessons vary by grade and school but may include:

Word Finds: Engaging with Constitution-related vocabulary.
Interactive Preamble Activities: Exploring the purpose and principles outlined in the Preamble.
School House Rock Constitution: Elementary students enjoy this video.
Reading the book- We the Kids:The Preamble to the Constitution of the United States., discussing, and checking for understanding.
Comparing Rules: Drawing parallels between the Constitution's principles and classroom rules.
Debates: Using an amendment from the Bill of Rights as a topic for discussion and debate.
Creative Projects: Writing a rap or song to review key constitutional concepts.
Video Discussions: Watching videos such as The Birth of the Constitution to learn about its creation and discussing the historical context.

Be sure to ask your child what they learned to continue the conversation at home!

Has a staff member made a real difference for your child or family this year? We want to hear about it! Use this form to recognize a teacher, aide, or any school staff member who has gone above and beyond. It’s a great way to celebrate their hard work and let them know how much they’re appreciated.

Recognize a staff member here.

Thank you, families, for helping us with the new safety & security procedures at varsity football games. You might have noticed a couple of changes at last Friday's game, the biggest one being our new no re-entry policy. This change was made to help us continue improving the safety and security of events. We truly appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we get used to this new process together.

Schedules

The High School Athletic Schedule is updated regularly. For the most up-to-date list of events, please refer to the Athletic Page on the Haslett Public Schools website.

The Middle School Athletic Schedul e can also be found on the website under the Middle School Page.

All athletic information is housed in the same location. Athletic fees, schedules, and athlete code of conduct information is all provided using this athletic information link.