Haslett Happenings
December 10, 2025
Friday, February 27, 2026
Haslett Public Schools is supporting Special Olympics of Michigan. Join our TEAM in supporting our Haslett High School & Middle School Students along with District Staff. Funding is used to support local students.
This one-of-a-kind event is about building school pride and celebrating inclusion. Whether you are cheering from the sidelines or making a donation to the program, you will be making a splash for a great cause.
The event takes place at our own Haslett High School on Friday, February 27, 2026! Watch for more information in school newsletters on how to support our students, staff, and the Special Olympics!
The Foundation thanks everyone who donated to its “Giving Tuesday” campaign over the past two weeks – and for those who haven’t given yet, there’s still time! Thanks to years of generous community support, we provided more than $300,000 to the Class of 2025. Your year-end contribution this month can help fund innovative classroom ideas, expand technology access, and fuel even more student success in 2026. Your support matters –
Haslett Voices brings you unscripted conversations with the students, teachers, staff, and community members who make Haslett Public Schools strong.
Hosted by Superintendent Patrick Malley, these conversations explore learning, leadership, the work happening in our schools, and what it means to be part of the Haslett community. No scripts, no rehearsals—just real stories from real people who call Haslett home.
Episode aired on November 4, 2025: Student Voice & Leadership with Xavier
Episode aired on December 2, 2025: Student Leadership & Sustainability with Bridget Booth
The Okemos Masonic Lodge is hosting the 11th annual Bikes For Books Program for the 2025-2026 school year elementary age students, grades 3-6 - throughout Okemos and Haslett.
Children participate in the program by reading grade / reading level appropriate books, each time they read a book they log it onto a Bikes for Books entry form. A new form may be completed & submitted for every seven books read. Parents endorse the forms. Completed forms can be returned to teachers and librarians and go into the drawing. In the spring winners’ are drawn by school from the forms submitted. The more they read, the better their chances of earning a bike and safety helmet. Last year, seven elementary schools participated, and 31 bikes and helmets were awarded. This program has successfully established a love for reading early in life and put a gleam of excitement and happiness into kids’ eyes.
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.
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 Schedule 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.
December 22-January 2: Winter Break/No School
January 14-16: Partial Day (Secondary Only)
January 19: Martin Luther King Jr. Day /No School
February 3 & 4: Partial Day (Elementary Only)
February 13-16: Mid-Winter Break/No School
March 27-April 3: Spring Break/No School
April 6: PD: Professional Learning Day for Staff/No School for Students
May 25: Memorial Day/No School
June 3 & 4: Partial Day (Secondary Only)
June 5: Last Day of School-Partial Day for all Students
For a complete list of events, please refer to the District Calendar on the Haslett Public Schools website.
