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CAHEP applications due
All Haslett High School sophomores and juniors planning to attend the Capital Area Career Center CAHEP course need to turn their application forms to guidance counselor Heather Woodworth. All forms are due January 27. Space is limited to 45 spots. Applications will not be accepted after this date. All students who turn in
NHS blood drive approaches
The Haslett High School’s annual blood drive hosted by the National Honors Society is fast approaching. This year the drive will be held on Thursday, Feb. 9 throughout the school day. NHS members will be helping with the set up, take down and comforting donors in the Viking Room. All students interested
$1000 given to Peer to Peer for video
The Haslett High School Peer to Peer and LINKS programs have received a $1,000 grant for the making of a video that will promote the programs. The grant came from START, or Statewide Autism Research and Training. The video will be created by junior Seth Carncross, senior Zach McBrien, sophomore
Gone green but will we continue going?
In 2009 Haslett High School became an official Michigan Green School under the state’s Department of Education’s Green School Program. In earning its green school status the school implemented several environmentally friendly programs that are still in use today. These include the paper and plastic bottle recycling program and an
Haslett students prepare for first semester finals
As the first semester comes to a close at Haslett High School, students begin to gather their class materials for the upcoming semester exams. Finals begin Wednesday, Jan. 25 with third and sixth hour exams. Like past years, each exam includes an hour of review period before the two hours of test
French class goes to Chicago
One of the most common complaints among high school students is the lack of field trips. However, Haslett High School teacher Alison Dykman rewarded her French classes with a trip to Chicago. The field trip was open to French students in French ll and above. The students left at 6
Haslett will see longer school days
The administration at Haslett High School has decided to extend the school day by roughly 2-5 minutes each day. This is an extension from the current dismissal time at 2:25. This new measure is a strategy to reach the required number of school hours per year under Michigan law. Currently the law