Superintendent's Corner - Hartland Consolidated Schools

Chuck Hughes, SuperintendentSuperintendent’s Corner September 2018 Person of the Month:

Anna DevittAnna Devitt is the Athletic Administrative Assistant at the High School. She is a Hartland grad and has worked for Hartland Schools for 26 years. She started at the Hartland Community Education Child Care Center in 1992, then became a special needs paraprofessional at Village and the high school. Her next posi-tion was as an office Paraprofessional at the middle school. She is now in her 20th year as the athletic administrative assistant, which has become the job of her dreams. The following is Anna’s “story” in her own words.

I married my high school sweetheart and best friend. My husband Matt and I are celebrating our 41st anniversary this month. We have a long history in Hartland. Matt and I graduated from Hartland, my parents graduated from Hartland in 1955 as did our children, Matt and Mandy. My husband is a U of M graduate. My son Matt is a ’97 Hartland graduate, has a Bachelor’s degree from Michigan Tech University and a Master’s degree from Penn State. My daughter Mandy Mach, a ’99 Hartland graduate, has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from Saginaw Valley State University. I have two wonderful grandchil-dren, Aubri and Addison. A highlight for our family was receiving the Air Force’s “Great American Family Award” presented by President Ronald Reagan. This was an incredible experience and honor.

My family is quite involved in the school district. Mandy is a teacher at the high school and a class sponsor. I manage all the workers for the athletic events. Mandy, my son-in-law Joe, Matt and I work at a vast majority of the athletic events at the high school. Since Matt retired, he has worked as the lunchroom monitor at Village Elementary School.

I have several memorable moments that involve supporting and watching our athletic teams reach their goals. I was assisting the AD during the wrestling team’s State Championship ring ceremony. When the ceremony was over, as I was shaking hands and giving hugs, the announcer called me to the field where the team presented me with a State Championship ring pendent. I was overwhelmed with emotions. Another was when I was invited to join the hock-ey team and hold the State Championship trophy during their team state photo on the ice. I was thrilled to be included.

I am still in Hartland because I have the best job in the whole world. I work with the BEST academic athletes, coaches, trainers, co-op students, parents and Athletic Director. I have Blue and Gold running through my veins.

As an Air Force family, we traveled the world, but there was no place like HOME! When Matt retired from the Air Force we knew our children would get the best education if we moved back home to Hartland, and they did. They had some of the same teachers Matt and I had. I LOVE the Hartland com-munity and Hartland Schools. Hartland is the BEST place to raise your children and live a GREAT life. GO EAGLES!!!

Starting school prior to Labor Day is a big move for our com-munity. I want to thank everyone for being willing to share how you feel about starting earlier than usual as the information gathered helped in the final decision. I do wish to point out that it was not that long ago when it was normal for school to start prior to Labor Day. As we make this transition, it is important for me to share with you that our high school students need to have every opportunity to participate equally in dual enroll-ment college classes, early middle college classes, and Career Technology Education classes. Starting prior to Labor Day helps tremendously.

It is my hope that the district, parents, and students rise to the high level of expectations placed upon us and that we have a wonderful year learning together. If at any time you have questions or concerns about happenings in the school district, please feel free to contact me at 810-626-2100. Be sure to follow the district on Facebook (hartlandconsoli-datedschools), Twitter (@hartlandschools) or visit our website at www.hartlandschools.us. Please note that you can view Community Life online by visiting the district website and clicking on the Community button.

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Dear Hartland Families,

Hartland Schools wishes to provide flexible opportunities for parents and teachers by providing options for communication. Parent/Teacher meetings can always be scheduled when needed. To better understand how this can be accomplished please plan to attend your child’s Open House, Back to School Night, or Curriculum Night at the start of the new school year. Teachers and administrators are committed to making it a priority to provide many opportunities for performance feedback and communication. Some ways in which this can be done include:

• Parent Connect access to grades, assignments, attendance and food service information

• Report Cards• Open House, Back to School Night, Curriculum Night• Attendance letters• Building newsletters• Staff email access• Parent/Teacher meetings available upon request• Parent/Principal meetings available upon request• Science/Art Fairs• Teacher websites

Your child’s teachers can be contacted directly to set up meetings or discussions. We encourage you to do so if you have any questions or concerns about your child’s educa-tion. Again, you can learn about how your child’s teachers utilize communication tools at the Back to School Night, Open House, or Curriculum Night. Please make it a priority to attend.

We Value Two-Way Communication

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Wow! What happened to our hot sum-mer days? Making “Summer Mem-ories” is over ‘til next year. However, looking forward to a beautiful Michi-gan fall is always exciting.

Although summer is a restful time, the “Friends” have been busy! We enjoyed selling used books at both the farm-er’s market and the library’s beautiful summer concerts. We truly appreciate the support we have received from our patrons.

We want to send a thank you to Lisa Moses for the beautiful bookmarks she has made. They are selling by leaps and bounds at Cromaine’s circulation desk. (If you have not purchased one, do buy several for yourself, family and

friends. They make wonderful gifts.)Please check the Cromaine Library page of this month’s Community Life for the dates of our September used book sale and bake sale.

The “Friends” are also happy to inform you that we will be baking festive pies to be sold just before Thanksgiving. This is a lucky break for all the folks worrying about cooking Thanksgiving dinner. We will keep you posted. There is a lot to look forward to.We will see you at the book sale.

Your “Friend,” Mary Lynn

“Ah, how good it feels, the hand of an old friend”

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Hartland Consolidated Schools 2018-19 School CalendarThe HCS school calendar was not finalized at print time. When the calendar is approved, it will be on the district’s home page. It will also be included in future issues of Community Life. The 2018/2019 school year is quickly approaching. We are looking forward

to another great year! As always, we strive to make your child’s bus ride a positive part of their educational experience. Here are a few important infor-mational points for review: • Your student must be waiting at the bus stop 5 minutes prior to the sched-

uled arrival of the bus. Once the alternating lights of the bus are deactivat-ed, the bus driver cannot legally reactivate them and it is then the parent’s responsibility to transport their student to school.

• Students and Parents should never try to catch the bus once the lights have been canceled. Please do not go to another bus stop without con-tacting the Transportation Office; the bus driver must be notified.

• If possible, your house number should be visible from the traveled road-way; mailbox numbers are acceptable but should be large enough and clearly visible on both sides.

• The expected behavior of the student rider is found in the Parent-Student Handbook. We encourage parents to review these responsibilities with their children to ensure their privilege of riding is not lost. The handbook can be found at: http://www.hartlandschools.us/documents/Departments/Student%20Services/SecondaryHandbook.pdf

• Postcards will be mailed home a week before school starts with your student’s bus information. The computerized postcard will only list one stop address but your student should wait on the same side of the road they reside on until the bus is in place with red lights activated and the bus driver crosses them.

• Students should never cross the road prior to arrival of the bus.

If you have any questions or concerns we would be happy to talk with you. Please contact the Transportation Office at 810-626-2175.

Welcome Back From Hartland Transportation!

The Hartland Consolidated Schools has adopted an Inte-grated Pest Management program. Inherent with this are the District’s efforts to reduce pesticide use as much as possible. While it may occasionally be necessary to apply a pesticide, these will only be used as a last resort. This program does not rely on routine pesticide applications to resolve problems. We use various techniques such as habitat alteration, sanitation, mechanical means, exclu-sion, etc. to prevent pest from becoming a problem.

You will receive advanced notice of the application of a pesticide, other than bait or gel formulations at your child’s school. This advance notice of the application will be given 48 hours before the application. The law

requires us to do this notification by using two methods. The first method required by the law is the posting at the primary entrances to your child’s school. The entranc-es that will be posted are those entrances that have a sidewalk that leads directly to a parking lot. The second method we are going to use is the posting in a common area located by the main office of the school. Parents are also entitled to receive this notice by first-class United States mail postmarked at least 3 days before the ap-plication. If you would like to be notified by mail please contact the Operations Department at (810) 626-2185. Please give the office your name, mailing address and what school your child attends.

In an emergency (for example, bees nest), pesticides may be applied without prior notice, but you will be provided notice following any such application.

You may review our IPM program or pesticide application records for your child’s school by calling or e-mailing Matt Marino the District’s Director of Operations at (810) 626-2185 e-mail at [email protected]. This number or e-mail may also be used when school is not in regular session.

Sincerely,Matt Marino

Director of Operations

Advisory To All Parents Regarding Integrated Pest Management

The Senior All Night Party (SANP) is an event that is solely organized and produced by individual vol-unteers and donations made by many parents and local businesses. A party like this “takes a village” at all levels. We are fortunate to have so many businesses and families that step up and provide their time, money, muscle and imagination to continue this annual tradition for our graduating seniors at Hartland High School. We at the SANP 2018 committee would like to thank all who have given so much and continued to support our kids and community.

Thank you from SNAP–Senior All Night Party

Platinum SponsorsApex Structural Innovations, 14011 Harrison Rd., Romulus ,MI 48174 • N.A. Mans, 47255 Michi-gan Avenue, Canton, MI 48188

Platinum DonorsBeauchamps Water & Treatment, Hartland • Wireless Zone, Howell, MI • Hartland Education Association, Hartland

Gold SponsorsOral &Facial Surgeons of Michigan, Hartland • Hartland Insurance Agency, Hartland • Mackles Tables & Taps, Hartland • Independent Insurance Agents of Genesee County

Silver SponsorsHartland High School PAC • Farms PTO • Cabell Family Dental Care • John R. Cabell, DDS, P.C., Hartland

Bronze SponsorsTruFit Fitness of Hartland, Bonnie Kussmaul • Village Elementary PTO • Lakes Elementary • Jonna’s Market, Howell • Hartland Smile Makers Dental • Middle School at Ore Creek PAC

Gold DonatorsNail Tech, Hartland • Bella Rae Salon, Hartland • Target, Brighton & Hartland • Marco’s Pizza, Hartland • Olive Garden, Brighton • Dairy Queen, Hartland • Black Rock, Hartland • Mackles Tables & Taps, Hartland • TGI Fridays, Brighton

Silver DonatorsBagels & Bites, Brighton • Buffalo Wild Wings, Howell & Brighton • BoRics, Hartland • Cajun Joe’s, Brighton • Tony Sacco’s, Hartland

Bronze DonatorsDesign For Eyes, Hartland • Party City, Brigh-ton • Traverse City Pies, Brighton • Rural King, Hartland • Mexican Fiesta, Hartland • Dominos, Howell

Special ThanksAccurate Chiropractic • Grondins HartlandSherwin Williams • Jonna’s Bar & Grill • Harry & Davids • Yankee Candle • Zweng Chiropractic • Pinnacle Pointe Salon • Hartland Gentle Dental • Fantastic Sam’s • Debbie Cummings

Behind the scenes dedicated around the clock Committee:

Kelly Dixon–Organizer/Secretary • Angela Fraser–Organizer/Treasurer • Stacy Kaliszews-ki–Organizer/Decoration • Rita Ross–Organizer/Entertainment • Yvette Rizzo–Organizer/Social media/Fundraising • Patricia Closser–Fundrais-ing • Rachel Anna–Website/IT • Laura LaPeer–Sign-Up Genius

Rounding off the team:Tamra McNutt–Advisor • Doreen and Mark Lipon–Volunteer Shirts • Dan Grattan–Security • Frank Sr. and Michele Dziadosz–Transpor-tation/ Endless contributions • The One Stop Shop–Printing • All the people who donated to the Go Fund Me page in support of our kids.

Thank you all so very much for your contribu-tions to the Senior All Night Party year after year.


2017-2018 Top Ten Seniors Please note, students are listed in alphabetical order

Student: Elizabeth BreeceParents: Johanna Breece and Donald Breece

Activities and Awards: Elizabeth was a part of National Honors Society, as well as Marching Band and Hartland High School’s Drama Club for all of high school. In the marching band, she was a section leader for the trumpet section and in concert band she played both trumpet and clarinet. In Drama Club, she was on costume crew in which she helped make the costumes for the productions. This was just one outlet for her love for making costumes, the other in the form of making her own intri-cate costumes to wear to conventions. Elizabeth’s biggest influence and motivator in her life has been her sister, as well as herself. Her sister has offered undying friendship through the many hardships they have had to face, but it was Elizabeth herself who had to, in the end, stay strong herself to bring her to this successful point in her life. Elizabeth feels her biggest achievement has been this persistence and staying true to herself. Elizabeth will attend James Madison College at Michigan State University in the fall where she has an interest in studying international relations and English. Her love for English throughout her entire life has had a profound influence on her decision to continue to study it.

Student: Sean MoskaitisParents: Joe and Marilyn Moskaitis

Activities and Awards: Sean was part of the Varsity Cross Country Team, in which he earned the Scholar Athlete Award. He also has tutored fellow students in math and physics. Sean found his passion for physics at an early age. He was accepted and participated in numerous summer physics programs including the Physics Scholars Program at University of Michigan, Investigations in Theoretical and Experimental Physics at Columbia University in New York and Phys-ics of Atomic Nuclei at Michigan State University. Sean has received numerous awards in math, Spanish and science courses and placed third in KLAA Math and Science Olympics for Algebra 2-Trigonom-etry in 9th grade. He also received the Hartland Leader-to-Leader Award and has earned the AP Scholar with Distinction Award two consecutive years. After completing all the available AP courses in math and science at Hartland High School, Sean continued his ed-ucation in physics and calculus at Kettering University. The greatest influences in Sean’s life are his parents who have supported and

encouraged his academic interests. Other important influences include his teachers and counselor at Hart-land High School. Sean will be attending the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to major in Honors Physics.

Student: Nicole F. NelsonParents: Scott and Brenda Nelson

Activities and Awards: Nicole is the President of Project Web, which is a student network that assists teachers in creating and maintaining user-friendly websites. She is the Chief of Operations for Hartland Women in Technology, a club that competes in robotics competitions and brings education and community awareness about technology. She has been granted the National Center for Women in Technology’s Aspirations in Computing award and has been recognized as an AP Scholar with Distinction. Business and computer science teacher, Mrs. Anne Hasseld, has been both a mentor and a friend to Nicole. Through her example, Mrs. Hasseld has inspired Nicole to be kinder and more generous than she needs to be. Nicole is also extremely active at Tri County Christian Church where she is a Student Minister and has had the opportunity to preach ten sermons. Nicole has been blessed with parents who have instilled in her a strong faith, a curiosity for the world around her, and a dedicated work ethic. They have been her role models and have encouraged her to pursue her dreams and stretch her boundaries. Her twin sister Jennifer has been a constant support and friend. Within five minutes of meeting Nicole, you will find that she is a superhero fanatic; her favorite super-hero is Spider-Man. She will pursue material engineering at Grand Valley State University, after which she will attend Rochester College for Christian Ministry.

Student: Tara PetersenParents: Chris and Marcia Petersen

Activities and Awards: Tara was a member of several school clubs and organizations during her four years at Hartland High, including the Varsity Girls Tennis Team where she was captain her senior year and “captain cadet” her junior year, winning the Scholar Athlete and Most Improved Player awards. Tara also held a leadership position in Hartland’s DECA chapter, serving as a Vice President and attending the International Career Development Conference. Tara’s other school-related activities included the National Honor Society, Class Council, LINK Crew, Prom Committee and the school store. Throughout high school, Tara took 13 AP classes and earned academic awards in several of them, including the AP Scholar with Distinction award. Tara was also an active member of her church’s youth group, serving as a member of the leadership team her junior and senior years and attending the Diocese of Lansing’s Youth Leadership Camp. Tara’s parents and sister have been her greatest supporters, always believing that she could do anything she set her mind to. In the fall, Tara will be attending the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where she is still undecided on her major.

Student: Alanna SchiavoneParents: David and Jeanne Schiavone

Activities and Awards: Alanna was the President of the class of 2018 for three years and was a member of the class council. She earned her varsity letter in Cross Country and was a cap-tain of the team. She was a member and served as the Vice President of the National Honor Society. She also participated in community service throughout high school through the Optimist Club and LINK Crew. Alanna received the Hartland Leader-to-Leader award and her academ-ic letter as well as academic awards in AP biology, geometry and Spanish. Alanna was also a member of the high school’s elite Chamber and Con Espiritu choirs. Alanna’s siblings, Michael and Maria, have been her role models and her parents have been very influential in her life, as they all have pushed her to work harder and persevere. Alanna is very excited to be attend-ing the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to study nursing in the fall.


2017-2018 Top Ten Seniors Please note, students are listed in alphabetical order

Student: Grace SchiefelbeinParents: John Schiefelbein and Janine Brandner

Activities and Awards: Grace was a member of the Hartland High School band program, where she played the flute and piccolo for both marching and concert bands. For her junior and senior years, she served as a flute section leader during the marching band season, and was a member of the pit orchestra for the musicals at the high school. Grace has been a member of band ensembles outside of Hartland High, including the Livingston Country Honors Band and the MSBOA District 4 Wind Symphony. Grace has also participated in several volunteer organizations during her high school years: Optimist Club, National Honor Society and LINK Crew. Optimist Club has allowed Grace to serve the community through events such as the Mother-Son Dance and Lakes Elementary Fun Nights. For her senior year, Grace was the 2nd Vice President of the National Honor Society. Grace has also taken dance classes at Ginny’s Danceworks for 15 years, includ-ing ballet, jazz, tap and hip hop classes. Grace’s parents and older sister, Claire, inspire her to work her hardest each day to be her best

self. In the fall, Grace will be attending the University of Notre Dame to study biochemistry to pursue her dream of becoming a scientist.

Student: Zachary ShandParents: Joseph Shand and Stacey Rose

Activities and Awards: Zach discovered a true passion and home within Hartland’s choir program. During his senior year, Zach became president of Chamber Choir, the Varsity Men’s Choir, and the student representative at the program’s booster meetings; he started, led, and directed the first-ever large ensemble from Hartland High School that competed at the MSVMA Solo and Ensemble festival. Being the only completely student-directed group to compete, he, along with fellow seniors in Chamber Choir, received a perfect score and laudatory, “life-changing” judge’s comments at the MSMVA District Festival, later advancing to the State Festival that granted them an Excellent with Superior Distinction rating and Michigan Youth Arts Festival Consider-ation. Zach, additionally, participated in National Honor Society, LINK Crew and Drama Club, performing as a lead in this year’s musical, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and is thankful for being able to convey such a beautifully-human, timeless moral. He wants to express his gratitude towards his choir teacher, Mrs. Letovsky, for instilling the empathy and love that music evokes, for pushing him to endure and strive and for inspiring him to always keep singing. He thanks his friends for their endless support, encouragement, joy, and laughter that they have gifted him. Zach, additionally, would like to thank his family for teaching him strength, courage and perseverance. Upon graduation, Zach will be attending Stanford University in the fall to study music and neuroscience, living in the words of Seneca, “As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters.”

Student: Emma SmithParents: Tim and Theresa Smith Activities and Awards: Emma was a member of the cross country team and was on the second All-County team her junior year. She served as captain for her junior and senior years and will miss her incredible team-mates. She was a part of NHS, Optimist Club, Link Crew and German Club. Emma has played violin for over ten years and played in the pit for the school musical every spring. She loves listening to music and looks forward to attending many concerts in college. Emma has also worked as a waitress for the past two years. She would like to thank her parents for encouraging a love of learning and providing her with every opportunity she could have hoped for. She would also like to thank all of her fantastic teachers throughout the years, without whom she would not be where she is today. Emma is a National Merit Finalist and will be attending Michigan State University in the fall as a recipi-ent of the Alumni Distinguished Scholarship, receiving full tuition, room and board and a stipend. She will be studying Chemical Engineering and will be performing research with a Professorial Assistantship. .

Student: Alexander WillisParents: Sue and Steve Willis

Activities and Awards: Alexander has been award-ed several academic honors, including an Academic Letter and several Schol-ar Athlete nominations, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Alex was a member of Hart-land’s Ski Racing team for four years, serving as team captain for two. During this time, the team qualified for the State Finals twice, a first in program history, and Alex earned All-Region honors in Giant Slalom. Alex was also a member of the Hartland Golf team for four years, and earned an All-Conference selection in his se-nior season. As an active participant in Hartland’s FIRST Robotics team, the Electro Eagles, Alex contributed to the team’s success with a specialization in control systems and robot design. During his career, the team achieved two tournament victories, as well as winning several technical awards. Alex also mentored younger students in the middle school robotics program at Ore Creek. He draws inspiration from his parents, as well as the other adult mentors and coaches in his life, who have motivated him and instilled the values of determination and perseverance. Alex will be attending the University of Michigan to study engineering.

Student: Eleanor ZimmermannParents: Matthew and Sarah Zimmermann

Activities and Awards: Ellie was on the varsity track team fresh-man through senior year; she specialized in the pole vault and broke the Hartland High School pole vault record as well as the Livingston county pole vault record her junior year. She is a three time state qualifier and two time regional champion. Outside of track season, Ellie attended Inversion Vault Club, a pole vault club through which she participated in indoor track meets. Excluding track, one of Ellie’s favorite pastimes is reading. She spends way too much time and money at the bookstore, knowing full well that her funds would be better used towards college but unable to resist the temptation of new books. Throughout the duration of high school, Ellie’s family has served as her encouragement, her support and her refuge. Her family’s unconditional love has equipped her with the ability to think for herself and figure out who she is as a young individual in a world of adults. Her friends have also helped shape her in ways that she could not have antic-ipated at the beginning of freshman year. With their endless acceptance and loyalty, Ellie’s friends have helped her become the person that she is today.

High School NewsKateGregory,Principal

810.626.2200


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Led by French teachers Mrs. Kathleen Hoerauf and Mrs. Kathleen Shipley, Hartland French IV and V classes trav-eled to Paris, France for a 6-day experi-ence. Students immersed themselves in French culture and visited some of the world’s most historic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Thank you to Mrs. Szabo and Mrs. Bulszewicz for chaperoning a great group of HHS students. What a fantastic trip!

From the Counseling Office

Hartland seniors are encouraged to use their time over the summer vacation to make sure they are ready for the college application season. Most colleges have their ap-plications available online on August 1st. In order to apply for admission seniors must:1. Complete the online college application and follow all

steps outlined by the specific application.2. Request that Hartland HS send your official transcript

by creating a www.parchment.com account and completing an online transcript request. Students who are well organized and planning ahead can make transcript requests in August. However, seniors should note that the HS Counseling Office will not begin processing transcript requests until the second week of school.

3. Submit all necessary payment.4. Monitor your application on through your account

on the college website to make sure that all parts of your electronic application were received and down-loaded in a timely manner.

5. Let you counselor know when you are accepted. Once you have completed all of applications, seniors are able to move on to complete their financial aid applica-tions (FAFSA) in October, which is much earlier than in past years. This earlier filing deadline will allow families to use their 2017 tax documents to apply for financial aid, rather than waiting until January for their 2018 tax documents.

Finally, seniors can begin the process of researching scholarship opportunities. There are numerous online search engines for scholarships that can be particularly helpful. In addition, the counseling office will email you with a monthly newsletter filled with scholarship oppor-tunities. Seniors who have use their summer wisely and have completed their applications early in the fall are far less stressed and have more time to devote to searching for scholarship dollars!

In early June, the HHS Varsity Softball team made an amazing run in the state softball tour-nament held at Spartan Stadium in Lansing. The girl’s team placed 2nd, falling to Caledonia in the championship game. Congratulations on a great season!

HHS is happy to announce we new hires! Welcome Ms. Nicole Lusk to our counseling department, Ms. Erin Korson in our art department and Ms. Hannah Goodell to our special education department.

Welcome back to all of our students! Looking ahead, Homecoming 2018 is quickly approaching! September 24th–28th is Hartland’s Homecoming week. The Powder Puff game is on Wednesday 9/26 and the football game Friday (9/28) at 7 PM vs. Plymouth. The Homecoming dance will be held at HHS on Saturday, September 29th.


810.626.2400Middle School NewsSteveLivingway,Principal @orecreekmiddle

On behalf of the faculty and staff of Hartland Middle School at Ore Creek, welcome to the students and families new to our school as well as to those returning for another school year. We have been working hard to continue to provide the best education possible for our students. The school office reopens August 13 with office hours 7 AM to 4 PM. Please feel free to drop by or call the Middle School office at (810) 626-2400 with any questions.

Welcome From The Principal

Welcome to Hannah Goodell, who is new to our special education department; Scott Wissner, who is joining us from FIS to teach 7th grade math and Jennifer Fellows, who is returning to Hartland (she is a Hartland graduate) to teach 8th grade math.

Welcome New Teachers

We have been busy working to be ready for the first day of school, August 28. It is hard to believe that the start of the 2018-2019 school year is just around the corner and that we are welcoming the classes of 2023 and 2024.You will find registration information online at http://orecreek.hartlandschools.us/Parents--Students/Fall-Registra-tion/index.html. Online forms will be available beginning August 1. If you do not have access to a computer, you may pick up a registration packet in the front office of the Middle School, Monday through Friday, from 7 AM to 4 PM starting August 13th. Dates for registration are:

Last Names A through E, August 20, 2018: 8–11 AM, last names F through L, August 20, 2018: 12–3 PM Last Names M through R, August 21, 2018: 8–11 AM, last names S through Z, August 21, 2018: 12–3 PM

You should have received a letter in early August containing a letter and your student’s emergency form to update. It directed you to the on-line forms for you to complete before attending registration. You must submit a complet-ed emergency form/hartland middle school at ore creek parent and student signature page (mailed home) before you will receive your schedule and locker assignment.

Back to School

HMS teacher and Hartland Archery Coach Rob Jellison receives National Archery in the Schools Pro-gram Coach of the Year.

Cross Country and Girls Volleyball seasons start at the beginning of the school year. Students planning on partici-pating in any school sports team or club this year must have a current physical (dated after April 15, 2018) on file in the Middle School office in order to participate. Forms are available in the Middle School office and on our school web page. There is a participation fee for interscholastic sports and school sponsored clubs. A one-time $100 fee will allow students to participate in any school team and/or club for which they otherwise qualify. This one-time fee covers all school sponsored sports and club participation fees throughout the year.

Ore Creek Athletics

Parent Connect: Parent Connect allows parents with Internet access to monitor their children’s grades. If you had a password assigned last year, it remains the same. Contact [email protected] for assistance.

Phone Messages To Students In School: It can be very disruptive to call students out of class to deliver routine messages. Please make every effort to communicate after school plans with students before they begin their school day. We appreciate your help in keeping our school the best learning environment possible.

Safety In The Parking Lot: The morning “drop off” time before school and afternoon “pick up” time after school means that students who are being driven to and from school must negotiate a very busy parking lot. PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY AND CAUTIOUSLY and put the safety of our students ahead of time issues.

Parent E-Mails: We will be making regular (usually weekly) mass e-mails with news and updates. If you do not have Internet access, you or your child may pick up a hard copy of the weekly parent/guardian e-mail in the school office. Please be sure your e-mail address is up to date.

Tardy To School Policy: Please help your child do his or her best. Attendance is a crucial factor for student aca-demic success. Students tardy to school (i.e. late to Homeroom) must be signed in at the front office by a parent or legal guardian in order for the tardy to be considered excused. Unexcused tardies to school will result in disciplinary action. Excessive parent excused tardies may be referred to the Livingston County Attendance Officer.

Miscellaneous Information

Students learning to play guitar.

Principal Steve Livingway, surrounded by his office full of PEZ dispensers, welcomes students back to another school year at Hartland Middle School at Ore Creek.

Last year’s seventh grade stu-dents show books they won in a class raffle for summer reading.


810.626.2500Farms Intermediate NewsMikkiCheney,Principal @farmsschool

Each month at Farms Intermediate School, we acknowledge students who have been nominated by their teachers for outstanding academic performance, as well as, for displaying exemplary Reason, Respect, and Responsibility. Students are presented with a Student of the Month certificate and their names are announced school-wide. Congratulations to our Students of the Month!

BACK ROW: Breanna Patzer, Gabriella Wiseman, Carter Trandell, Rachel Fraser, Alison Callaghan, Asher Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Savannah DeMott, Ani Lahser, Carson Cook, Cameron Cheetam, Cory Riley, Luke Goodman, Aubrey Phongsavath. BOTTOM ROW: Natalie Everett, Hayden Millen, Isabella Papalexis, Jillian Wiitanen, Nathaniel Smith.

June Math and Reading StarsThe Farms teachers select two students each month from their homeroom classes who have exhibited good reading or math habits. These students are the ones you see read-ing whenever they have a few minutes to spare, or they are putting forth exceptional effort in their math classes. Congratulations to our Star Readers and Math students!

June Students of the Month

BACK ROW: Dillan Wood, Jordan Schillinger, Eric Richason, Heidi Rutherford, Kayla Mat-ties, Abigail Berner, Emerson Seog. MIDDLE ROW: Melea Anderson, Dominick Marinelli, Avery Gehres, Oscar Pace, Lucas Warr, Carrie Marr, Abigail Trestain. FRONT ROW: Trevor Scaglione, David O’Guin, Tanner Kaighen, Grant Henson.

BACK ROW: Andrew Curran, Abigail Mainka, Dane Gibson, Makenna McDonald, Jack Losert, Gabriella Wiseman. MIDDLE ROW: Isabella Papalexis, Katherine Margarita, Lauren Hawker, Sydney Chidester, Ayyoub Fakhoury. BOTTOM ROW: Luke Generous, Raymond Chanavier, Camden Essenmacher, Havoc Roberts, Kinsley Pietila. NOT PICTURED: Tanner Kaighen and Alex Hernandez.

Welcome to Farms Intermediate

Important Dates for August/September:

We hope everyone had a wonderful summer! We are very excited about the start of the school year and are looking forward to seeing you on Tuesday, August 28th!

Be sure to check out our school’s web page at farms.hartlandschools.us. Infor-mation will also be sent home through mass emails, posted on our Farms Facebook page and Farms Twitter account (@farmsschool). You will find important information about events and other information about Farms!

Curriculum Night

“Welcome To The Building Day” will be Monday, August 20th from 9 AM–1:00 PM. Students can find their classrooms and lockers. This is NOT a teacher meet-and-greet. Schedules will be available to be picked up on this day. If you are unable to make it to the walk-through, schedules will be mailed on Tuesday, August 21st.

Picture Day will be on Tuesday, September 11th during the school day. Forms will be sent home the first day of school.

PTO: Our first PTO meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 18th at 4:00 PM in the Media Center at FIS. All parents are encouraged to attend!

Curriculum Night: 5th Grade will take place on Wednesday, September 19th at 6:30 PM. 6th Grade will take place on Thursday, September 20th at 6:30 PM.

Our Fundraiser Kick-Off Assembly will take place during the school day on Friday, September 7th. Information will be sent home that day.

Band Instrument Rental Night will take place on Tuesday, September 18th from 6–8 PM in the FIS cafeteria and gym. Information will be sent home prior to this from Mrs. Laibly, our band teacher.

Farms Intermediate School Curriculum Nights have been set. Fifth grade will be Wednesday, September 19th and sixth grade will be on Thursday, September 20th. Both will start at 6:30 PM and will be held in each teacher’s classroom. Class rules will be discussed along with the curriculum that will be covered for the year. Volunteer lists will be available for the classroom as well as for building-wide activi-ties sponsored by the PTO. These nights are for parents only due to limited seating in classrooms.

Attendance Policy

Our school day begins at 8:45 AM. Students must be signed in by a parent when they are late for school. When leaving early, students must be signed out by a parent (or someone) who is on their student emergency information card. If you have a message that you need us to get to your child, please call the office BEFORE 3 PM (Monday-Thursday AND 2 PM on Fridays). Messages are announced to the class-rooms by P.A. each day the last 15 minutes of class. Early releases should be requested only when necessary.

Farms has a 24-hour absence number for reporting all absences AND tardies– (810) 626-2505. Homework requests for students that are absent two or more days can be left on our absence number. Homework can be picked up in the office at the end of the day.


Creekside Elementary NewsLawrencePumford,Principal

810.626.2600 @creeksideelem02

Welcome Back!

We are so excited to start the new school year at Creekside! We look forward to welcoming all our new and returning students to our Back to School Open House on August 22th. On that day our Kindergarten students and parents will meet with their teachers from 5 to 6 PM. The school will then be open from 6 to 7 PM for all 1st through 4th grade parents and students to meet with their teachers. The PTO will be sponsoring a barbecue in front of the school from 5:30–6:30 PM. Our teachers are anxious to meet their new students and fami-lies and share information that will help everyone to be ready for the first day of school on August 28th.

We have been busy interviewing teaching candidates throughout the summer and would like to welcome three new staff to Creekside. Hartland graduate Masyn Rocca will be teaching Kindergarten, Natalie Moulton will be teaching 1st grade and Katherine Hagar will be our new music teacher. Each were very impressive during the interview process and have connections to Hartland Schools. We are excited to have such high caliber teachers join our staff!

As a reminder, the majority of our communications with parents will be via email. Please be sure to provide us with updated email addresses. The Quick Links section of our school web page has helpful information about grade level school supplies. The web page also has an updated PTO link and school calen-dar. Volunteering for our PTO is a great way to support efforts to help our kids be successful. Our first PTO meeting is September 13 at 6 PM at Creekside.

We look forward to a great year “Working Together to Grow Young Minds” at Creekside.

See you soon!

Mr. PumfordCreekside Principal

Katherine Hagar (left) is our new music teacher and Natalie Moulton (right) will be teaching first grade.

Masyn Rocca is our new kindergarten teacher.

Field Day at Creekside is always a great time!

Mrs. LaBlanc and the Peer to Peer mentors had a great year!

810.626.2700Lakes Elementary News


TonyHowerton,Principal @lakeselementary

Thank you to all of our Lakes family who supported and made our first Meals for Mott a huge success! We provided lunch for the Pediatric Cancer unit, floor 7E, on July 9th. We provid-ed 50 bagged lunches with all of the fixings from Zingerman’s, as well as 100 slices of pizza from Pizza house, and 50 slices of pie from the Grand Traverse Pie Company. Thank you LES Parent Mr. Jim Staron! Extra “Hartland strong for Mott” t-shirts and bracelets were given away and we also donated 55 extra Superhero capes to the Child and Family Life Center! Thank you so much to Lakes Teacher Matt Conway for all of his dedication and hard work with this program!

LOC Federal Credit Union and Lakes Elementary School are excited to be starting their 2nd year of partnership with Student Run Credit Union pro-gram. Lakes first year of the SRCU program was very successful, 55 fourth grade students participated as employees and opened over 52 new youth savings accounts. The success of the program is based on the participation of the student employees and depositors receiving hands on experience while gaining important life skills at an early age. This upcoming school year the student-run credit union will be open every Thursday beginning in early October. Students, parents, and staff continue to open or utilize existing personal savings account and conduct transactions under the close super-vision of an LOC Federal Credit Union employee in the Health Room.

Thank you to all of our Lakes students and families who came out for Lakes Reading Night at Cromaine Library on June 25. Mrs. Jagusch and Principal Howerton enjoyed reading to the many students who showed up. Another thank you to Mrs. Marta Jack-son and the entire Cromaine staff for their wonderful summer youth reading programs that many of our students took part in over the summer.

Lakes Open HouseLakes will be providing a “before-school-starts” Open House for our JK and Kinder-garten students from 5-6 PM on Wednesday, August 22. Our 1st–4th grade Open House will also be on Aug. 22nd from 6–7 PM. This will be an opportunity to bring your students into the school before the first day to meet their teacher and locate their classroom. We appreciate 1st-4th grade families waiting until 6 PM to come into the building. This allows our JK and Kindergarten students the opportunity to see their new school and visit with their teachers without too much congestion in the building. You will receive an e-mail from me in August before the Open House concerning teacher assignments for the new school year, as well as other important information to know before the first day. Looking forward to a great year!

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810.626.2800Round Elementary NewsDottyHottum,Principal @roundelementary

Teaching The Skills For TomorrowRound Elementary School would like to welcome everyone back for another amaz-ing school year! Round teachers have been very busy preparing this summer. We are excited for the students to arrive!

Last school year our students and staff experienced and accomplished many new and wonderful things. This year we plan on pushing forward with our vision to make Round the best it can be. We continue to develop our E.A.G.L.E.S. social-emotional learning plan this year. Our focus with Sensei will be the development of positive empathetic relationships, courage and developing the character to become a Type 1 person. Last year, we had two training themes: “I always stand up for myself and others” (Courage) and “I always do a little more than I am asked to do (Type 1 behavior)”. Facing fears and over-coming challenges are very important to life-long success. Developing expertise in the areas of Empathy, Achievement, Grit, Links (re-lationships), Empowerment (leadership), and Serve (service) are critical to success in life. Please look for more information in future newsletters and community life issues.

We would like to wish our Round fourth grade students the best of luck as they move on to 5th grade at Farms this fall. We wish you well and we will miss you!

Round Elementary School is a special place. We are committed to educational ex-cellence, quality relationships and the development of great citizens. Welcome back Round School family. We have missed you all very much. We look forward to another wonderful year together!

Dotty Hottum, Principal

Fun was had during our Field Day!

Chase Malik and Pierce Wozniak enjoyed lunch on the roof with Mrs. Hottum

James Blaine, Principal for a Day, reprimands Mrs. Blush.


Village Elementary School NewsMaryDay,Principal

810.626.2850 @villageelem

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL! After a very busy spring at Village Elementary, and with this summer flying by, the staff at Village are happily preparing for the 2018/19 school year! We hope that our students have been READING this summer and a reminder that Mrs. Day will be having our annual ‘Popsicle Party in the Courtyard’ for all students who turn in their completed reading calendar. (Distributed in the spring and available on our website if needed.)

Our office opened on August 13 and we will be emailing all student placement information this year in our effort to ‘Go Green’ in our dis-trict. Please keep an eye out in your email for your child’s placement information on August 17th or 20th.

Our ‘Annual Back To School Picnic’ will be on August 22 from 5–7 PM. Please come and meet your new teacher and see your new classroom! If you have not received your email with placement prior to August 22, you may call our office that day OR come to the picnic and stop by the office for your placement information!

Please note the important dates below:

August 13: Village Office Re-Opens

August 16: Kindergarten Student Assessments and Parent Orientation Meeting–the appointment time you registered for in spring. If you haven’t registered for a time, call our office.

August 17 or 20: Student Placement Information emailed

August 22: Back To School Picnic’ at Village Elementary from 5– 7 PM

August 28: First day of school (full day)

Village Happenings

BOY SCOUT TROOP 380 PAPER AND BOTTLE DRIVE

WHEN: 1st Saturday of Every Month (rain or shine)

TIME: 10 AM to Noon

WHERE: Paper Shed at the corner off Washington and School Street in downtown Hartland

Village Readers are ready for summer, they filled their bags at our annual ‘Summer Reading Book Shop’ which this year supported the reading efforts of over 75 Village students . Thank You Mrs. Bittner and Mrs. Corcoran!

First graders enjoying their lunch time, this year Village will also be offering breakfast daily for any of our students who would like to purchase. Information will be sent home with the opening school information this fall!

Students and parents enjoying our Annual Kindergarten Picnic.

Thank you to local author, Jason Eaton for visiting our students last May and teaching them all about authoring and illustrating REAL books! It is exciting to have one of Hartland’s own share with us how to write and publish books!

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LEGACY High School & Hartland Virtual Academy 810.626.2104StephanieWay,Principal

Students receive this award through the State of Michigan given by Senator Joe Hune and US Congressman Mike Bishop. They receive this award for distinguishing themselves in both academics and in their personal con-duct while also stepping forward as role models. Congratulations to our 2017–2018 Students of the Month!

May and June Students of the Month

@legacyhighsch

Keegan MillerCarly St. Amant

Sean RidgeZachary Brackenridge

Congratulations Class of 2018!

Students of the Month

September: Dylan Purtee and Megan Hall

October: Margaret Ruby and Nicholas Debol

November: Joseph Selmon and Dejah Davis

December: Vanessa Clark and Cory Flynn

January: Daniel Mcguire and Zach Andrukates

February: Jacob Polk and Kaitlyn Brown

March: Destanie Bittner and Kassandra Wolverton

April: Richard Sturgeon and Isabella Perrier

May: Carly St Amant and Keegan Miller

June: Zach Brackenridge and Sean Ridge

LEGACY’s 1st day of class will be August 28, 2018. Bell Time: 8:25 AM–2:05 PM (1/2 day–10:25 AM). Early release Friday: 1:05 PM.


JenTurner,DirectorPreschool and Childcare Center 810.626.2780 or 810.626.2150

Need awesome child care?

Our licensed Day Care has limited openings. Please stop in or call to see if we have availability for your child. Rates: Infant $45/day, minimum five (5) days per week, Day Care $37/day, minimum four (4) days per week.

We offer care for children who attend the Round, Village and Creekside, Lakes Elementary and Farms Interme-diate School. The children who attend the Lakes or Farms Schools may enroll at the School Street center, or take advantage of the school-age program at the Lakes Elementary School.

Both center locations are open 6 AM to 6 PM

Both programs offer gym activities, arts and crafts, and outside play. When you are signed up for the Before and After School Care, you also have the option of attending on the “No School” days or Snow days! Our center is almost always open! Before & After School Child Care Only Full Time enrollment (5 days a week) is $10.00 a ses-sion. Part Time enrollment (2-4 days a week) is $12.00 a session. The minimum enrollment is 2 sessions a week for a charge of $24 for the week.Example- A student needs to attend 5 –AM sessions and 1 –PM session. The charge would be $50 for the AM and $12 for the P.M. session, for a total charge for the week of $62.

You must notify the office if your child/children will be absent from the Before & After school program. Your regular weekly tuition will be charged unless the Center is closed. If your Before & After School child attends on a No School Day, Snow Day, etc., your tuition for the day will be $37.

Limited spots available. Please call today!

Come visit our center to see all the activity, located at 10235 School street in downtown Hartland. Call the office at 810.626.2780 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Childcare Center

PreschoolWelcome our 2018 Preschool teaching teams!

Room 5Mrs. DeRosier and Mrs. Pasienza will be teaching 3 year old morning classes.

Room 5Mrs. DeRosier and Mrs. Chyo will be teaching our 4 year old after-noon classes.

Room 7Mrs. Chyo and Mrs. Anderer will be teaching our 4 year old M, W, F morning classes and our 3 year old Tuesday and Thursday morn-ing classes.

Room 9Mrs. Yoerg and Mrs. Waldron will be teaching our 4 year old extend-ed days.

HESSC Room 4Mrs. Lubeski and Mrs. See will be teaching our 3 and 4 year olds at our M-59 Location.

Limited Openings

Call Today!


Hartland Senior Activity Center9525E.HighlandRd.Howell,MI48843KimKonarski,Director

810.626.2135

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8am Billiards 8am Walk Fit 8am Woodcarvers 8am Billiards 8am Walk Fit

8:45am Enhance Fitness 8:45am Dance

Aerobics 8:45am Enhance Fitness 8:45am Dance

Aerobics 8:30am Intermediate Tap I

10am Silver Chords 9:30am Mah Jong 10am Both Choirs 9:30am Jouni’s Angels 9am Postural

Stretch

10am Games 9:30am Sit & Fit 9:30am Line Dance (Beginning) 9:30am Intermediate

Jazz I

10am Yoga 10am Euchre 10am Games – UNO, Rummy, Wii 10am T.O.P.S. 10am Relaxed

Euchre

12:30pm Silver Ringers 10am Silver

Squires 11:30am Coloring Club 10am Silver Ringers 10am Ping Pong

1pm Tai Chi 10am Line Dance 12:00pm Duplicate Bridge 10am Line Dance (Intermediate) 10:30am Intermediate

Tap II

1pm Cribbage 10am Ping Pong 10:30am Nimble Needles 11:30am Advanced Jazz

2:05pm Pickleball (outside) 11am Pickleball

(outside) 11:30am Yoga 12pm Pickleball (outside)

6pm Silver Strummers 12pm Pinochle 12:30pm Chess 12pm Big Euchre

6pm Chess 12:30pm Art w/ Kathy 1pm Jazz Band 12:30pm Advanced Tap

1pm 2nd Wind Ensemble 6pm Euchre 1pm Tai Chi

Monday – Thursday 8 AM-4 PM ● Fridays – 8 AM-3 PM ● 810-626-2135 www.hartlandseniorcenter.org

Welcome to the Senior Center!Hi 50s and over! Get out of the house and come join the fun with your neighbors. Bring your friends or make new ones. We are not a ‘typical’ senior center. With over 1,500 members, there are always new classes and activities being organized. Check out a sample of our weekly activities below!

Annual Membership Dues (Jan-Dec): $20 per single member, $30 per couple sharing a household. You don’t have to be a Hartland resident to join!

Movie and Popcorn! On Tuesday, August 21 at 12:30 PM we’ll watch “I Can Only Imagine” starring Dennis Quaid and Trace Adkins. Based on a true story about family struggles and the band MercyMe. Rated PG.

Dementia AwarenessOn Thursday, September 6 at 1 PM we will have Heart to Heart Hospice here to help you learn more about this disease. This is a free health presentation with snacks provided. Come learn some early warning signs and ways to be better caregiver for your loved one who may already be diagnosed with dementia.

Flu ShotsOn Tuesday, September 11 from 10 AM–1 PM we will have our annual Flu Shot clinic sponsored by U of M. Walk-ins are also welcome but we encourage you to make an appoint-ment so they don’t run out of shots! Please schedule an ap-pointment by call the Senior Center office at 810-626-2135.

Italian Dinner

On Tuesday, September 18 at 5 PM join us for a night out at the Senior Center! Thank you to Caretel Inns of Brighton for providing a delicious meal as a fundraiser for the senior center. Cost is $5 per person. Entertainment provided by the HSAC CABARET performers!

Senior Spelling Bee We need two spellers to represent the Hartland Senior Activity Center in this year’s annual Spelling Bee where we compete against other senior centers and retirement communities. Call Kim if you want to be part of this event on Wednesday, September 19 – audience members also needed! Lunch provided to spellers and audience members is $6. From11:30 AM–2 PM at the Hartland Educational Support Services Center.

Open HouseOn Tuesday, September 25 starting at 10:30 AM we will host our Annual Senior Center Open House! Vendors and prizes–popcorn and entertainment! Don’t miss this fun event. It’s a great time to bring your friends and have lunch.

Travel Spotlight*Gun Lake Casino, Wed., Sept.12th. Cost: $35/$40. Bonus includes: $10 toward Play Money, $10 Food. Depart at 8:30 AM from Target parking lot and return at 5:30 PM. (Payment Deadline 9/10.)

Fiddler on the Roof on Sunday, Dec.9th at the Wharton Center in Lansing. Depart at 11:30 AM (from Target) and return at 5 PM. Cost: $105/$110. (Payment Deadline 11/9.)

Little Caesar’s Arena Tour with lunch on your own on Thurs., Nov.1st. Depart at 9 AM and return at 3 PM. Cost: $45/$40. (Payment Deadline: 10/18.)

* Remember, you don’t have to be a member of the Hartland Senior Center to go on our trips, but if you become a member, you’ll save on every trip–note the two different prices. Call early as many of the trips fill up fas. Contact Carol at 810-626-2139 for more information or to make a reservation!

Save The Date!Senior Center Fall Show “Feelin’ Groovy: Sing and Dance your way through the 60s” on October 24th, 25th and 26th.


September 15th & 16th

Sat. 10 AM–6 PMSun.10 AM–4 PM

Adults - $3 Students - $1

Kids 12 and underFREE!45th Annual Livingston Gem and Mineral Society

It’s a lapidary wonderland! Shop, look and learn!• Rough Rocks to fi nished jewelry.• From fossils to fordite and

everything in between!• Cool stuff for kids!

• Tour the LGMS rock shop!• Demos in wire-wrapping,

silversmithing, gem faceting, fl int-knapping and more!

Located in the gymnasium at the Hartland Education Support Service Center9525 E. Highland Road, Howell 48843 • Refreshments Provided by Hartland 4H Club

www.livingstongems.com • Facebook: LivingstonGemandMineralSocietyShow Chair: Ed Oller 810-241-8801 • LGMS President: Sherlynn Everly [email protected]

What is Hartland SOUP? It is a community funded micro-grant dinner for ideas and startups. Or as our logo says: Eat. Connect. Vote. Fund. tasty crowdfunding. On July 19, Vanessa LeBlanc won $770 for her Summer Book Shopping Program at Creekside Elementary School. Her goal is to acquire 9,000 books before the end of school in 2019 to help prevent summer slide, especially with reading skills. Are you inspired to get involved with SOUP? There are several different ways. Follow us on Facebook @HartSOUP, RSVP at http://bit.ly/OctoberSOUP to attend the October 3 SOUP at Hartland United Methodist Church or pay the $5 for dinner and change some-one’s life with your vote. Want to go beyond that? Step up to volunteer at the SOUP or better yet, volunteer to donate soup, salad, bread or dessert! We are always looking for locations to host the event as well–currently we’re hosting approximately 75 people, but we would love to see it get as high as 100! Are you really, really inspired? Submit a proposal to http://bit.ly/SOUPproposalform, or at the very least, encourage the friend, co-worker, or neighbor that keeps talking about their dream to submit a proposal. Email SOUP at [email protected] with ques-tions or to volunteer!

Hartland SOUP

Theresa Schmanski, Lorelei Preiss, and Onahlee Bo-litho from Girl Scout Troop 40014, earned their Silver Award by repairing the Hartland Cemetery’s Veter-ans War Memorial. The girls raised funds to fix the fence, clean the rocks, polish the pyramid, and purchase a light for the flag pole.

Congratulations to Girl Scout Troop 40014

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In the 15 years of running our school we are seeing more and more children with anxiety and it is heartbreaking. And I just don’t mean they are a little nervous or anxious at times. No, I am talking about having such intense and constant anxiety it is debilitating. They can barely get out of the house. Many end up having to resort to medication.

While anxiety can have hereditary or medical causes I believe it is becoming more and more self-inflicted. Anxiety is characterized by a “feeling of worry or fear strong enough to interfere with one’s daily activities”. Anxiety are not your big fears like a fire or sharks. They are something much more sinister and destructive. They are your small fears. Most do not perceive these as fears because they are too small. I like teach people anytime you hesitate, over think something, or second guess yourself it is really a fear. Often anxiety starts with some experience or event that scares you. Like a death of a relative or pet, or maybe a fear of snakes or flying, or a car accident or illness. This causes a natural self-defense mechanism to go into effect to protect you – fear. Fear causes either the “Fight or Flight” reaction.

This reaction can be good except for one thing, our brains see all fears as the same! When you become scared by one fear you tend to become more sensitive to all your fears. Then your actions are validated by you and others. You tell yourself “See I was right, that was scary and dangerous.” You are also validated by others. For example a mother saying “Oh Billy, that was so scary, I am glad saved you, my poor baby.” Then as all your fears get bigger and your reaction stronger you spiral downward until every little thing scares or worries you.

What are the things that contribute to self-inflicted anxiety and are they worse today? I believe that are three:

1. Pressure and expectations: Life is tougher and harder on kid’s today. School, sports, from parents, from peers. Try to back off (in a balanced way). When they are young, just let them be kids for as long as you can! What ruins sports for most kids? The ride home.

2. Overprotective parents: All parents mean well but most do not realize protecting their kids from too much actually does the opposite. When a child always has an adult saving them from fears and protecting them they fail to develop both confidence and courage. They become fearful and weak children. You know my favorite saying “When I back away from a

fear the fear gets bigger, but when I power through a fear I get bigger!” So never let them back away from a fear ever!

3. A paranoid world: One thing I often do when talking with a parent about their anxious child is ask “Does anyone else in the family struggle with anxiety?” You can probably guess the answer. It is not your fault. We are developing an overly paranoid world. Just watch the news (actually turn it off!). The world is scared of everything. We are scared of our kids being abducted. Scared of that storm of the century that happens every other week. Scared of North Korea bombing us. Scared of school shootings. Is there any wonder why we are an increasingly “scared” and paranoid society? How do you counter this? First become more aware of how scared we are and how unjustified it is. Then “de-scare” yourself first so you can de-scare your child!

ANXIETYAre you starting to see signs in your child?

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September 5th, 11:30 AM–1 PM:

Business Builders at Courtyard Marriott in Brighton.

September 13th:

HACC Annual Golf Outing at Chemung Hills Golf Club & Banquet Center.

September 19th, 11:30 AM–1 PM:

Business Builders BIGGBY Coffee in Hartland.

September 28th, 7:30–9 AM:

Morning Meet & Greet BIGGBY in Hartland. Hosted by Hartland Lions Club.


Hartland Area Chamber of CommerceUpcoming Events and Opportunities

View all upcoming HACC events, news and happenings at www.hartlandchamber.org

June 29th Meet & Greet at Tony Sacco’s

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Students interested in applying for the 2019 Smilemaker scholarship may contact the Hartland Smilemakers at 810 632-5533.

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No matter what level of education you are beginning this year, start with a smile!

We congratulate Kayla Bush and Jon Miller as our 2018 recipients of the “Smiles Make a Difference Scholarship”

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Please join the many community volunteers that form the Hartland Area Community Council at their regular meeting, Monday, September 10, 6:30 PM in the Media Center of the Hartland Middle School at Ore Creek. We look forward to seeing you and getting the word out about our great community and all its activities!

Hartland Area Community Council Meeting Notice Many thanks to the shooters and sponsors of our 3rd Annual Shooting Clays Event, August 9th, at Island Lake Recreation Area. A good time was had by all. This is a great fundraiser for our many community efforts.

Please stop in for a meeting at 7:30 AM on Thursday mornings at the Hartland Insurance Agency, 2532 Old US 23. (No meeting on the 5th Thursday of the month.) Check us out on Facebook!

Hartland Rotary is proud to sponsor the 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, October 13th. This event will take place during the Founders Day celebration, host-ed by the Hartland Historical Society. Proceeds will benefit the Florence B. Dearing Museum (for its 60th birthday!), Rotary’s Global Polio Eradication Initiative and other Rotary-sponsored charities. For more information, go to: www.hartlandrotary.org.


Places of Worship

Fellowship Bible2500 Hartland Rd.Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 810.632.7263Sr. Pastor: Howard WidemanSunday School: 10 AMWorship 11:00 AMWednesday Bible study 7 PMwww.fbhartland.org

Hartland United Methodist10300 Maple Rd. Hartland, MI 48353 At the corner of “Hibner” & WashingtonPhone 810.632.7476Pastor: Rev. Paul GruenbergSunday Worship: 10:00 AM secretary@hartland umc.orgwww.hartlandumc.org

Hardy United Methodist

6510 E. Highland Road, Howell, MI 48843Phone: 517.546.1122 Rev. John Schneider, PastorWorship Sunday 10:00 AMSunday School 10:00 AMBible Study Sundaywww.hardychurch.org

Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran, LC-MS13667 Highland Road (M-59)Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 248.887.4300Rev. Christopher I. Thoma, PastorDeaconess Sara Bielby, School PrincipalSunday Divine Service: 9:30 AMSunday School/Bible Study: 11:00 AMwww.oursaviorhartland.org

Tyrone Community

Presbyterian 9141 Hartland Rd.,

Fenton, MI 48430Phone: 810.750.0350

Pastor: Linda Living-HawleySunday Worship: 10:00 AM

Sunday School: 10:15 AMFellowship: 11:15 AM

Bible Study: Wednesdays 6:30 PMwww.tyronecommunitypresbyterianchurch.com

All Saints Lutheran, ELCA

12701 W. Highland Road (M-59Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 248.887.8060Pastor Denise Russell Denise Clarey, DirectorLittle Saints Preschool Preschool Phone: 810.746.0238SundayWorship: 8:30 AM and 10:30 AMSunday School (Sept. through June): 10:30 AM (Pre-K through 5th grade)

Heritage Hills Free Methodist

5530 Runyan Lake Road, Fenton, MI 48430Pastor Tony L. Chick 810.632.3417 [email protected]:30 AM Prayer Group; 9 AM. Sunday School; 10 AM Fellowship Time; 10:30 AM Worship Servicewww.heritagehillschurch.com

Ore Creek Community St. John Catholic 2099 N. Hacker Road, Howell, MI 48855Phone: 517.546.7200Pastor: Fr. Francis George Mass Schedule: Saturday 5 PMSunday: 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM (Main Church)Tuesday: 6:45 PM, Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9:00 AM (Little Church)www.stjohnhowell.com

Victory BaptistP.O. BOX 523 3642 Washington St., Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 810.632.6337Pastor Ryan Guenther Services: Sunday 10, 11 AM and 6 PMWednesday 7 PMwww.vbchartland.org

3375 Fenton Rd., Hartland,MI 48353Phone: 248.887.1133Lead Pastor: Dave Classen; [email protected] Pastor: Daniel Holman; [email protected] Service: 10 AMYouth Group: Wednesday 7 PMwww.orecreek.org

Tri County Christian13020 Holtforth Rd., Fenton, MI 48430Phone: 810.714.1139Pastor: Randy GreeneSunday School: 9 AM Sunday Worship: 10 AMVarious weekly Bible studieswww.triccc.com

Flood Gate Renewal Fellowship1623 Old US 23, Brighton, MI 48114Phone: 810.227.2005Pastors Bill & Clara BolinSunday Worship: 10 AMFamily Night on Wednesday: 7 PMwww.FloodGateRenewal.org

Hartland Community ChapelPO Box 652 Hartland, MI 48353Services held at the Hartland Music Hall3619 Avon StPhone: 248.660.4366Pastor Russ GreerSunday Worship: 11 AMwww.hartlandcommunitychapel.org

Venture Church

8457 E. Highland Rd. (M59)Howell, MI 48843Phone 810.991.1116Web: VentureOn59.comSunday Experiences9:30 am and 11 AMLead Pastor Terry Prisk

6481 Faussett RoadHowell, MI 48855PhoneL 517.546.9807Pastor: Fr Gregg A PleinessMass Schedule:Sat: 5 PM Sun: 8:30 and 10:30 AMWed-Fri: 8:30 AMwww.staugustinehowell.com

St Augustine Catholic Church

Children Sunday School 10:20 AM, Adult Sunday School 11:15 AM

Christ Church of Livingston County Creekside Elementary 3480 East St., Hartland, MI Phone: 517.648.4828Elder: Greg HarmonSunday morning, 10 AMwww.christkirkmi.com

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Hartland Music Hall A heartfelt thank you to Horizon Landscape for the donation of the new shrubs at the Hartland Music Hall. A big thank you for the donation of time and ener-gy to Don and Janet Thompson, Pastor Russ Greer and members of Hartland Community Chapel for helping plant, edge and care for the beautiful plants. All of your donations are noticed and very much appreciated. Thank you!


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Walk, Run, Relax...or Celebrate!Settlers Park Offers Hartland Families a wonderful mix of activities with a paved walking path, new mountain bike trail, new playscape, new pavilion, and yes -- new restrooms!

ALSO NEW: The Settlers Park pavilion is open to the public for reservations on a first-come, first-serve basis. Weekends are booking up through September, but fall can still be a great time for an outdoor group meeting or a family party.

Info and a printable reservations form may be found on the Hartland Township website at www.hartlandtwp.com/parks.

Questions? Call the DPW at 810.632.7498.

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Adult Open Swim Monday, Wednesday, Friday 6am -10:30am & 12:30 - 1:30pm Tuesday & Thursday 8am - 10:30am & 12:30 -1:30pm Saturday 7:30am - 9am

Family Open Swim Saturday & Sunday Please see our schedule for Open Swim times @ www.hartlandschools.us

Exercise Classes Deep Water Exercise Class: Monday, Wednesday &

Friday 8:30-9:20 & 10:30-11:20 am Arthritis Water Exercise Class: Monday, Wednesday

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HARTLAND’sFRESH 12” SUBS

Italian ...............................................6.99Ham, Salami, Provolone Cheese, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions, Yellow Mild Peppers Rings, Mayo & Italian DressingTurkey & Cheese .............................6.99Turkey, Cheese Lettuce, Tomatoes, Yellow Pepper, Onions, Mayo, DressingHam & Cheese .................................6.99Ham, Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Yellow pepper, Onions, Mayo & DressingClub ..................................................7.99Ham Bacon, Turkey, Cheese, Lettuce, To-matoes, Yellow Pepper, Mayo, DressingPhilly Cheese Steak Sub .................7.99Beefsteak, Cheese, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Mayo & DressingPizza Sub ..........................................6.99Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Onions, Mush-rooms, Cheese, Pizza SauceDouble Meat 2.00 Double Cheese 1.00

HARTLAND’s OVEN FRESH ROUND PIZZASm 10” Med 12” Lg 14” XL 16”

Cheese 8.99 9.99 10.99 12.99Add’l Items 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.95

TOPPINGS:Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Ground Beef,

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Jalapeño Peppers, Pineapple, Extra Cheese, Mushrooms, Green Olives

Add Steak, Chicken, or Shrimp 2.50 extra

LARGE SQUARE DEEP DISH PIZZA

Cheese .............................................13.99Add’l Items ......................................1.50

SPECIALTY GOURMET PIZZAS

Sm 10” Med 12” Lg 14” XL 16”Meat Lovers 14.99 16.99 18.99 20.99Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Italian Sausage, Hamburger

Diesel 14.99 16.99 18.99 20.99Pepperoni, Ham, Italian Sausage, Onions, Green Peppers, Yellow Peppers, Red Pepper Seeds

Vegetarian 13.99 15.99 17.99 19.99Onions, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Black or Green Olives

BBQ 14.99 16.99 18.99 20.99Chicken Grilled chicken Breast, Onions, Mushrooms, Yellow Peppers, Cheese, BBQ Sauce

Steak 14.99 16.99 18.99 20.99Steak, Onions, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Cheese

BLT 14.99 16.99 18.99 20.99Bacon, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Ranch Dressing

Hawaiian 13.99 15.99 17.99 19.99Bacon, Ham, Pineapple

Breakfast XL only 24.99Eggs, Italian Sausage, Bacon, Ham, Green Peppers, Onions, Cheese

Chicago XL only 24.99Double Dough, Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Italian Sausage, Double Cheese

COMBO PLATTERChicken & Shrimp ........................10.992 Pc Chicken & 5 Pc Jumbo Shrimp

JUMBO BREADED BUTTERFLY SHRIMP

1/4 lb Shrimp 5 Pc ...........................6.991/2 lb Shrimp 10 Pc .........................9.993/4 lb Shrimp 15 Pc .......................16.991 lb Shrimp 20 pc ..........................19.49

Add Fries & Coleslaw 2.50 extraBBQ of Spicy 1.00 extra

SEAFOODShrimp Basket w/fries.....................6.99Catfish 2Pc w/Biscuit .................................7.99 3Pc w/Biscuit .................................9.69 4Pc w/Biscuit ...............................10.99

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Bread Sticks .....................................5.99Cheese Bread ...................................8.99French Fries SMALL .....................2.49French Fries LARGE.....................4.39Onion Rings .....................................3.99Cheese Stix .......................................3.99Mushrooms ......................................3.99Potato Poppers ................................2.99Jalapeño Poppers ............................4.99Potato Wedges ..................................2.99Waffle Fries.......................................2.99Home-Made Chip.............................1.99

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WING DINGS10 Pc ...............................................7.9920 Pc .............................................14.9930 Pc .............................................20.9950 Pc .............................................29.99

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COMBO MEALS#1. 2 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................7.39#2. 2 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................6.49#3. 2 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit................7.49#4. 3 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................8.59#5. 3 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................7.99#6. 3 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit.................8.69#7. 4 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................9.79#8. 4 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................9.49#9. 4 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit................10.09#10 4 Pc Tender w/Side, Drink & Biscuit .............7.99#11 2 Pc Catfish w/Side, Drink & Biscuit.............10.49

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WINGS & PIZZA

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Large Fries

$1699+ Tax


Large SQ.DEEP DISH

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$999+ Tax


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SANDWICHESHartland Burger ..............................4.99Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, Onions, Mustard, Ketchup & MayoAdd Fries & Cole Slaw ...................3.99Add Cheese ......................................1.00Filet of Fish.......................................5.99Catfish, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Tarter SauceChicken Sandwich...............................3.99

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