#HUSDEmployeeSpotlight HUSD recognizes 2 amazing employees every day in April as part of the HUSD Employee Spotlight Program. If you know either of these dedicated Hesperia Unified staff members please take a moment to leave a positive comment about their impact on you, students, staff, and/or the community. Employee Spotlight graphics also contain a “fun fact” about the staff member. HUSD would also like to send a special thanks to every one of our HUSD staff members who go the extra mile for our students every day. #IMPACTtheFutureHUSD
#SchoolSiteHighlight Today we are at Lime St Elementary. We visited the 3rd Grade PLC for their Habitat learning event. 5 teachers helped their students decorate their classrooms to create classroom habitats: Desert, Rain Forest, Ocean, Grasslands & Safari. Students rotate from class to class learning about the habitat and completing learning activities. What a fun way to engage in Science standards!
All schools and district offices will be closed for Spring Break from March 25th to March 29th and reopen Monday, April 1st.
At the Hesperia Unified School District's board meeting, Chief Hinojos, Officer Brosowske, and Officer Lacey were presented with certificates of excellence from Daniel Marmolejo representing San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools. They were recognized for their assistance in their annual active shooter training. Officers Brosowske and Lacey trained hundreds of county employees on active shooter preparedness and how to respond in emergency situations. This is another example of our police department’s dedication to safe schools!
HUSD is hiring! We will be hosting a job fair for elementary school positions on March 18th from 4PM-7PM and for secondary positions on March 19th from 4PM-7PM.
Sultana is holding their spring concert on March 20th at 7PM. See the flyer for more details!
A BIG congratulations to our February HUSD Students of the Month! The winner for elementary school was Eucalyptus' Jacob Campos, and secondary was Hesperia High's Alexis Cisneros. For more info please visit: https://www.hesperiausd.org/page/student-of-the-month
A BIG congratulations to our February HUSD Athletes of the Month! The winner for middle school was Hesperia Jr. High's Annabel Soriano and high school was Hesperia High's Paulo Valdez. For more info please visit: https://www.hesperiausd.org/page/student-athlete-of-the-month
We've recently observed parents using AT&T services are encountering a busy signal when trying to reach our school sites or District office. This appears to be a specific issue affecting AT&T customers at the moment.
Rest assured, our IT staff has notified our provider to initiate contact with AT&T, seeking to resolve their issue at hand.
In the meantime, parents with AT&T mobile phones who need to reach district or school facilities are urged to call from a landline.
Thank you for your understanding.
VVC is hosting an 18 Day Hands-on Summer Construction Program. Students will earn college credits and their OSHA-10 industry certification.
Spaces are very limited but priority will be given to high school students enrolled in our CTE Construction Tech program.
Any interested students need to immediately email ANTHONY.BONATO@VVC.EDU that they are interested as a first step to be placed high on the priority list.
Only 30 spots are available and they are filling up fast.
Congratulations to Sultana's Jaquelin Meza who finished 1st place at the FCCLA competition Repurpose and Redesign competition for her upcycled fashion design garment. She is off to the state competition at the end of April and we wish her the best of luck!
Over the last week our Hesperia School Police participated in read across america at our elementary schools. Just another example of how the Hesperia School Police go out of their way to build positive relationships with our students, staff and the community. Thank you officers!
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. has partnered with Hesperia USD to provide a FREE engagement opportunity for HUSD middle & high school students. This event will be held on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at Ranchero Middle School from 9 am - 1 pm. The objective of the Sigma Youth Symposium is to address issues and opportunities related to STEAM, Health/Wellness (Mental and Physical), Social Action/Justice, Education and Career Planning, Financial Literacy; and Culture. The Youth Symposium theme is “Beyond All Limits: Future Ready”. Parents/Guardians are encouraged to also participate. Lunch, speakers, and entertainment provided. Space is limited and registration is required for participation. Registration Link: http://TINYURL.COM/YS24SANBERN
Today's #SchoolSiteHighlight has us visiting Kingston Elementary and their dual language immersion class. This Kindergarten class is only for students whose parents requested placement. The DLI program is focused on teaching all core subjects in both languages to help build bilingual and biliterate students. Today's instruction was STEM, robotics and coding as the class programmed a bee robot through a maze and also did individual coding on code.org. Just another innovative program that we offer families that are interested in HUSD.
It was a momentous occasion at Maple Elementary as NASA JPL representatives visited the campus to inspire the Maple Mountain Lions to explore space and develop the technology that makes it possible. The presentation was tailored for third-grade explorers, intending to educate and spark interest in their young minds about the mysteries of space. (Caption and photo courtesy of Tomorrow's Talent Newsletter)
HUSD is hiring! We will be hosting a job fair for elementary school positions on March 18th from 4PM-7PM and for secondary positions on March 19th from 4PM-7PM.
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. has partnered with Hesperia USD to provide a FREE engagement opportunity for HUSD middle & high school students. This event will be held on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at Ranchero Middle School from 9 am - 1 pm. The objective of the Sigma Youth Symposium is to address issues and opportunities related to STEAM, Health/Wellness (Mental and Physical), Social Action/Justice, Education and Career Planning, Financial Literacy; and Culture. The Youth Symposium theme is “Beyond All Limits: Future Ready”. Parents/Guardians are encouraged to also participate. Lunch, speakers, and entertainment provided. Space is limited and registration is required for participation. Registration Link: http://TINYURL.COM/YS24SANBERN
Victor Valley College is committed to the success of Hesperia Unified School District students and wants to help YOU accelerate your education in order to start your career or transfer sooner! We believe in you so much, our Rams Promise Program (RPP) will cover your tuition fees for CA residents and AB540 eligible students for up to TWO YEARS! FOR MORE DETAILS VISIT: https://www.vvc.edu/rams-promise-program
Today Maple elementary held their first annual wax museum. Students dressed up as characters from throughout history and gave presentations on their character as viewers walked through the museum. Thank you to all the students and parents who did such a great job, and kudos to all the staff and volunteers for making this event possible and reminding us that learning can be fun!
Congratulations to the HUSD Employees of the Month for February! Our Teacher of the Month is 3rd/4th grade teacher Brittany Espinoza from Juniper Elementary, and our Classified Employee of the Month is Hesperia Jr. High School Special Ed. Assistant Angela Rowan-Rutan!
