Hesperia Unified School District

Finish strong, HUSD! Every day counts as we wrap up the last month of the school year. We’re proud to share that this year's student attendance is higher than it has been in years!. Better attendance leads to better grades, better behavior and better mental health! Let’s keep that momentum going—see you in class! 💪🏽 #ShowUp!

Congratulations to our 2026 retirees! You will be missed but we wish you the best and a happy, healthy retirement! The event to honor them is being live streamed right now. Click the link to join: https://live.myvrspot.com/st2?cid=Mjc4NW

Congratulations to our 2026 retirees! You will be missed but we wish you the best and a happy, healthy retirement! On May 4, 2026, we will be honoring the 48 employees who will be retiring this school year. This will take place at 5:15 p.m. at the Administration and Education Support Center Annex, Building C located at 15576 Main Street, Hesperia, CA 92345. The event will also be live streamed at: https://live.myvrspot.com/st2?cid=Mjc4NW

#SchoolSiteHighlight We are at Lime St. Elementary for our annual HUSD Lego Robotics event. The room was buzzing with energy, science, and a whole lot of Lego bricks! ​Students from all over the district were here to show off their skills. This wasn't just "playing with toys" it was hands-on learning at its best! These young inventors were acting like real-world engineers by: ​Designing robots from scratch using Lego parts. ​Coding programs to make their creations move and spin. ​Using STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) to solve tricky problems. ​It is so cool to see our students take what they learn in class and turn it into something they can hold in their hands. These robots might not be doing our laundry yet, but they are proof that our kids have big ideas! 🛠️✨ ​👏 A Huge Thank You! ​This incredible day wouldn't be possible without a lot of hard work. We want to give a special shout-out to: ​Mrs. Amaro: Our HUSD Lego Robotics Coordinator, for her amazing leadership. ​Ms. Lewis: The Lime St. Principal, for hosting this awesome event. ​Our Parents and Staff: Thank you for cheering on these bright young minds! ​We are so proud of our students for being creative and ready for the future. Way to go!

For today's #SchoolSiteHighlight we head to Mojave where eight times a year their seniors earn the right to graduate by completing all necessary state and district requirements. Past administration started a tradition of having students leave their mark on campus and Mojave continues honoring their seniors in this way to this day. What a great tradition to recognize our seniors and congratulations to them on their accomplishments!

#SchoolSiteHighlight ​Check out this new school club at Sultana High School! 🎣 ​Our Sultans have a brand-new way to enjoy the great outdoors. The Iron Hook Anglers fishing club just started this year, and it is already a huge catch! ​It all started with some fun chats in Mr. Nakata’s counseling office. After seeing his fishing decor, students began sharing their own fishing stories. Some were already pros, and others just wanted to learn how to cast a line. These motivated students took charge right away, they named the club, raised money, and couldn't wait to get out on the water! ​Hands-On Learning at Silverwood Lake 🌊 On April 29, 14 students headed to Silverwood Lake for their very first field trip. Led by Mr. Nakata and science teacher Mr. Winczowski, the group spent the day learning real-world skills. This club is about much more than just catching fish; it’s about: ​Taking care of nature and learning about conservation. ​Safety and teamwork while working together on the shore. ​Wellness by unplugging and connecting with the beautiful outdoors. ​The students had a total blast and are already asking, "When is our next trip?!" ​We want to give a huge shout-out to Mr. Nakata, Mr. Winczowski, and the SHS staff for helping our students get excited about the environment. This is just another great example of the well-rounded, "hands-on" education we offer in the Hesperia Unified School District! ​📸 Give them a follow to see their next big catch: @shsironhookanglers

Happy School Lunch Hero Day to our Nutrition Services staff! Our school lunch heroes do so much more than serve meals—they nourish our students with care and compassion every single day. From the first smile at breakfast, to a warm welcome at lunch, to a friendly goodbye during after-school snacks, they create moments that matter. Their dedication goes beyond nutrition—they build connections, offer kindness, and help every student feel seen. They aren’t just heroes… they’re superheroes.

This year's Strings Spectacular Performance was hosted by Oak Hills and was a resounding success. Thank you to everyone that participated and for the staff who made it possible! We look forward to next year!

Congratulations to Oak Hills High School who recently competed in the regional cyber security competition, the Inland Empire Mayor's Cup. Their top team, DogBytes, consisting of students: Paige Garcia, Daniel Cordero, Ethan Mascoe, Jacob O'Brien, Aaryan Vats, and Santos Quintanilla took second place! Their second and third teams, OHHSTech and WatchDogs placed 6th and 14th respectively out of 32 teams. Some of the other teams competing were college teams so a great showing from our Bulldogs. Keep up the great work and good luck in your next competition!

All April long, our annual Employee Spotlight will highlight the incredible people who make our schools shine. Stay tuned each day as we celebrate their hard work, dedication, and impact. Feel free to share your positive comments and stories to help us honor these superstars!

Today's 2nd semester eSports Overwatch final between Mojave High School and Hesperia High School was amazing! The Coyotes fought hard, but the Scorpions proved to be too much as they took home the Championship. Even our board president, Mr. Swanson, came out to celebrate with the students and staff. Special thanks to our sponsors Horace Mann Insurance and Converge One Technologies who provided the cash prizes to all of our champions!

For today's #SchoolSiteHighlight We head to Mesquite Trails Elementary. Their VAPA (Visual and Performing Arts) class at Mesquite Trails Elementary is awesome. It gives students a chance to express themselves creatively while building confidence. Through art, music, and performance, students stay engaged and excited about learning in a fun, hands-on way. It also creates a supportive environment where everyone’s ideas are valued, making it a place where creativity and collaboration truly thrive.

Congratulations to Genesis Cisneros from Hesperia High School for winning the SBCSS 39th Annual Multilingual Recognition Student Essay Contest for the 2025-26 school year!

Her essay stood out among many as a powerful testament to the value of multilingualism in our society and workforce. Amazing job!

All April long, our annual Employee Spotlight will highlight the incredible people who make our schools shine. Stay tuned each day as we celebrate their hard work, dedication, and impact. Feel free to share your positive comments and stories to help us honor these superstars!

Congratulations to all who were selected for the SBCSS 39th Annual Multilingual Recognition Awards!

These Hesperia Unified School District employees were selected based on their outstanding contributions toward the achievement of linguistically diverse students and parents within HUSD throughout the 2025-26 school year.

(from left to right: Imelda Garcia - Hesperia Jr. High, Monica Flores - Shadow Ridge School, Ariel Castaneda - Maple Elementary, Irma Gonzalez - Cottonwood Elementary, Mina Breitel - Hesperia Jr. High and Betty Austin-Byrd - Kingston Elementary)

Mojave High School successfully hosted its annual Career Fair, organized by the school counseling team to provide students with exposure to a variety of career pathways. Students were encouraged to engage with representatives by using a list of suggested questions, which helped promote meaningful conversations. The event featured a diverse range of organizations representing fields such as public safety, healthcare, military, trades, higher education, and local businesses. The Culinary Arts program supported the event by preparing and providing lunch for all participating guests. Overall, the Career Fair was a success, with strong student engagement and valuable career exploration opportunities.

All April long, our annual Employee Spotlight will highlight the incredible people who make our schools shine. Stay tuned each day as we celebrate their hard work, dedication, and impact. Feel free to share your positive comments and stories to help us honor these superstars!

All April long, our annual Employee Spotlight will highlight the incredible people who make our schools shine. Stay tuned each day as we celebrate their hard work, dedication, and impact. Feel free to share your positive comments and stories to help us honor these superstars!

#husdsportscenter Oak Hills Boys and girls track & field teams both dominated at the MRL Finals, each taking first place in the meet. This is the 4th straight MRL Championship for the Bulldog boys team! Leading the way was junior standout Quran Clayton, who electrified the track with a blazing 10.12 in the 100m, catapulting him from No. 4 in California to the fastest in the state! It was a great day to be a Bulldog!