Mr. Haskett was my principal at Katy High School. We often talked about Alaska - he had enjoyed a trip there, and I had lived there when I was young. His wife was also one of my husband’s junior high teachers. Mr. Haskett was a kind, caring leader for KHS for many years, and still to this day has a warm smile and greeting for my husband and me when we see him. I truly hope a school can be named after him!
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Nicole istre
7 years ago
I can’t think of anyone more deserving!
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Amy DuFour Morales
7 years ago
KHS class of 94. He was our principal & traveled on all our Brigade trips! Such a sweet man. He deserves this.
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Holly Ross
7 years ago
Class of 91 at KHS. He was my high school principal, and a great one!
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Riley Baker
7 years ago
He’s the sweetest man! I helped clean out his house after Harvey & he showed so much gratitude! He always asks my dad how the entire family is doing, he deserves this!
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Kellie-Escareno
7 years ago
Yes definitely!
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Joe g Kirk
7 years ago
Vote for Bill
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Amy Cantrell Pedison
7 years ago
Former student
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Teloa Stanberry Pearman
7 years ago
Well deserving of this honor.
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Frank Kimbrell
7 years ago
Mr Haskins is the best choice for namesake of #9.
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Ann Adele and Jimmy Ross
7 years ago
First of all I grew up with Bill, as his sister & I were best friends and I have always considered him a dear friend. I also worked for him at Katy High School when he was principal. Bill is a god fearing man who genuinely cared about the students he taught and supervised as principal. He cared about his staff and is just a good guy. Bill has always been willing to help with anything that was asked of him. We love hearing his voice on the loudspeaker during football season. Bill Haskett is well deserving of having a school named in his honor.
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Melanie Phillips
7 years ago
Absolutely! Mr. Haskett is one of the greatest people I know!
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Christie King
7 years ago
Mr. Haskett had a huge impact on me during my years at KHS, 1984-1988. He was one of the most caring people and positive influences to so many.
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Ben Keel
7 years ago
This would be a great name for a school for a great man that gave so much to the Katy community for so long and is still giving!
KHS ‘92
Mr. Haskett was my principal at Katy High School. We often talked about Alaska - he had enjoyed a trip there, and I had lived there when I was young. His wife was also one of my husband’s junior high teachers. Mr. Haskett was a kind, caring leader for KHS for many years, and still to this day has a warm smile and greeting for my husband and me when we see him. I truly hope a school can be named after him!
I can’t think of anyone more deserving!
KHS class of 94. He was our principal & traveled on all our Brigade trips! Such a sweet man. He deserves this.
Class of 91 at KHS. He was my high school principal, and a great one!
He’s the sweetest man! I helped clean out his house after Harvey & he showed so much gratitude! He always asks my dad how the entire family is doing, he deserves this!
Yes definitely!
Vote for Bill
Former student
Well deserving of this honor.
Mr Haskins is the best choice for namesake of #9.
First of all I grew up with Bill, as his sister & I were best friends and I have always considered him a dear friend. I also worked for him at Katy High School when he was principal. Bill is a god fearing man who genuinely cared about the students he taught and supervised as principal. He cared about his staff and is just a good guy. Bill has always been willing to help with anything that was asked of him. We love hearing his voice on the loudspeaker during football season. Bill Haskett is well deserving of having a school named in his honor.
Absolutely! Mr. Haskett is one of the greatest people I know!
Mr. Haskett had a huge impact on me during my years at KHS, 1984-1988. He was one of the most caring people and positive influences to so many.
This would be a great name for a school for a great man that gave so much to the Katy community for so long and is still giving!
Great Man and Wonderful Family!!
Former Katy High student
Class of 89!!!!!!
KHS ‘87
Class of 88. Mr. Gasket deserves this!