Holly Elementary Happenings

Aimee Schwartz, Principal

Lisa Roth, Administrative Assistant

Jessica Johnston, Secretary

Phone: (248)328-3600

Attendance Number: (248)328-3614

Fax: (248)328-3604

9/4-9/7-NO School-Labor Day Holiday

9/8-School Resumes

9/22-Picture Day

9/25-No School-District Wide PD

Just a reminder if you have not completed your Skyward Online Verification please do so at this time. This is something that has to be done each year. It is a quick and easy process and only takes a few minutes. If you have questions or need help please call the office at 248-328-3600!

Please have all appropriate paperwork and Dr authorization forms signed and fully completed. Renewal of medical alert information is required to be updated every school year.

**Students that have chronic medical conditions that require a rescue medication such as seizures, severe allergies, or asthma can self-carry and are encouraged to. The school MUST have a current medical care plan on file with Dr authorization.

See the district website for more details on our medication policy and printable forms to take to your family Dr.

Please reach out to our district nurse with any questions. jessica.morantes@hask12.org

Health Guidance

Showing up to school every day is critical for children’s well-being, engagement, and learning.

Click here for more information on when to keep your child home from school and when to send them.

Date: 2026/2027

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We are sending this letter to all parents to increase head lice awareness, so that you may take steps at home to help prevent your child from becoming infested with head lice. Any time children come together, particularly at the start of the school year or following any social grouping like sports, after school events, or sleepovers, detected head lice cases commonly increase. Recent studies show that head lice are seldom spread in the school setting.

Direct, physical, head-to-head contact is the usual method of transmission. Lice do not jump or fly. They survive only for a short time away from the human head and have difficulty crawling or clinging to smooth surfaces. Check your child’s head weekly for lice and/or nits (eggs). Mature lice, which are no bigger than a sesame seed, avoid light and are hard to see. Lice eggs or “nits” are usually found close to the scalp – usually within one quarter inch. They appear as tiny whitish ovals that are “glued” to the hair shaft. They cannot easily be flicked away as dandruff can. Head lice do not transmit disease and are not a serious medical condition. They cannot survive on your pets.

If you find head lice on your child, please notify the school and treat him/her with lice shampoo following package instructions. A second treatment may be required in seven to ten days. Continue to examine the child and all family members for three weeks and treat only if live lice or if nits are found one quarter inch or less from the scalp.

Check Regularly – Treat Quickly

Help Keep Head Lice Off Your Child

• Check your child’s head weekly for signs of head lice.

• Teach your child not to share or trade personal items such as hats, combs, brushes, headbands, and barrettes.

• Contain long hair in braids or ponytails, especially in younger children.

• Teach children to avoid head-to-head contact.

For more information regarding head lice or its treatment, please feel free to contact the school office or your local health department.

Thank you for your help and support.

Sincerely,

Nurse Jessica

Please fill out the Education Benefits form!!

To see what we offer each day, check out all of the great menu options here!!

For assistance or questions please reach out to the Food Service Dept or visit their website.

248-328-3036

Lauren Dehart-President

Megan Shelswell-Vice President

Elizabeth Frawley-Secretary

Lisa Roth-Treasurer

Thank you

Holly Area Community Coalition and Holly Area Youth Assistance are community based organizations that can provide a multitude of resources for students and families. Please visit their websites for details.

Holly Area Youth Assistance

Holly Area Community Coalition

Just a couple of reminders about our drop off and pick up procedures:

Drop off:

• Students eating breakfast will enter the building @ 8:20 AM and go directly to the cafeteria.
  
• If you are driving and dropping off your students please use the carline.
  

Pick Up:

• Carline pick up is running smoother each day.
• Please do not walk up to carline and pick students up.
• If you have not yet completed your Skyward verification, please do so as soon as possible. One of the updates includes your 5-day plan for dismissal. We will use that when questions arise.

Medication

• If your child takes medication at school, forms must be renewed each year. You can find the forms on our website in the Community/Parents tab under Medical Information. Please do NOT send your student with over the counter/prescribed meds to school.

Volunteer

• Please fill out a new volunteer form every year. We can NOT use the ones from the previous school year.

Items to send in Daily

• Water bottle
• Snack

• Please remember to NOT bring pets to school during arrival/dismissal, many students have serious illnesses/allergies, which are aggravated by animal fur/dander

Email: lisa.roth@hask12.org
Website: hask12.org
Location: 801 E Maple St, Holly, MI 48442
Phone: 248-328-3600
Facebook: facebook.com/HollyElementaryHappenings
Twitter: @HollyElementary