Our 2nd AAPAC meeting of the school year will be held on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at Hesperia High School from 4:30 pm-6 pm. All families and students are welcome to attend. The theme for this meeting is "Celebrating Culture & Connections". There will be an emphasis on sharing cultural artifacts and experiences. This is an in-person meeting, although families can also livestream the meeting from the link in the flyer or the website AAPAC tab. https://5il.co/2dlkf
#HUSDSportsCenter On January 12th, the Oak Hills Boys Basketball team, led by Coach Robert Alexander, hosted teacher/staff appreciation night. OHHS staff and HUSD board members were recognized at center court and were provided courtside seats to enjoy the game. Board members Gomez and Steen were in attendance. Another example of how HUSD athletics teaches a lot more than just sports.
HUSD has a couple of great events happening on February 3rd that could help you meet a fitness goal while supporting a worthwhile cause!
HHS Cross Country is hosting their "Sweetheart Sprint" and Topaz Preparatory Academy and Sultana High School are hosting a Run, Walk, & Strength-A-Thon.
Check out the flyers for details and sign-up information.
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Today we will be live streaming soccer from Oak Hills High who will be playing Sultana High. Tune in at 4:30PM here: https://www.oakhillsbulldogs.com/o/oak-hills-high-school/page/live-stream-and-media
Thank you to Serrano High School and Vision by Preston for hosting a student video workshop for some of our Digital Graphic Design students from HHS and other High Desert schools on Tuesday. Everyone had a great time and had the opportunity to work under pressure and get some insight and direction from an industry professional.
A group of 10 students from our CTE Criminal Justice pathway at Hesperia High School visited the Victorville Courthouse last week. They were treated with a tour through the entire process from when individuals are cited, arrested, or have court dates for various reasons, etc. all the way through to their time in front of a judge. They got to speak with various professionals in the courthouse including bailiffs, sheriff deputies, courtroom clerks, judges, and lawyers. It was a great trip filled with opportunity for our CTE students to learn about both sworn and non-sworn careers associated with criminal justice and the wide variety of public service careers that are out there.
Today we will be live streaming wrestling from Hesperia High. Tune in at 5PM here: https://www.scorpioncountry.com/o/hesperia-high-school/page/live-stream-and-media
Today's #SchoolSiteHighlight is at Eucalyptus Elementary. Their GLOW program is a program for girls aimed at building self esteem and to teach them about health and nutrition. The class is led by Ms. Rodrigues and Ms. Lake. Today's class had guest speaker coach Jenny who taught the girls exercises like burpees and sit-ups and also featured a nutritious snack.
Sultana’s Early Childhood Education students had the opportunity to compete in this year’s SkillsUSA CA Region 6 Leadership and Skills Conference on Saturday, January 13, 2024. These 4 students did a great job showcasing their remarkable Early Ed skills learned through the Child Development Pathway at Sultana High School. They did an amazing job in front of the judges. Great job ladies!
Tune in and watch the live stream of OHHS vs. HHS boys basketball starting now: https://www.scorpioncountry.com/o/hesperia-high-school/page/live-stream-and-media
On Wednesday 01/17/24 the two MRL undefeated boys basketball teams clash as the HHS Scorpions face of with the OHHS Bulldogs. The game will be live streamed starting at 6 PM here: https://www.scorpioncountry.com/o/hesperia-high-school/page/live-stream-and-media
HUSD will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Schools and the district office will be closed Monday, January 15th 2024 and reopen Tuesday, January 16, 2024.
Congratulations to OHHS football player Paki Finau who signed his letter of intent to continue his academic and football career at the university of Washington! We at HUSD are so proud of you Paki and can't wait to see what the future holds for you.
Congratulations to the HUSD Employees of the Month for December! Our Teacher of the Month is 1st Grade Teacher Amanda Hubbell from Mission Crest Elementary, and our Classified Employee of the Month is Hesperia High's School Secretary Laura Johnson. We appreciate all that you do for our District!
San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools' Homeless Liaison Brenda Dowdy is retiring after 24 years of service. HUSD would like to extend our congratulations to Ms. Dowdy as well as express our appreciation for all she has done for our county and specifically the many families she has impacted in our district. We wish you well and hope you enjoy your well deserved retirement!
HUSD will be closed for Winter Break. Schools and the district office will be closed starting Monday, December 25th 2023 and reopen Monday, January 8, 2024.
The Jolly Parade honoring first responders is coming Friday, December 15th starting at Ranchero Middle School and from there going to Cedar and Hesperia Junior High. Come out and join the community for photos with Santa, free candy, and lots more!.
HUSD Nutrition Services is having a job fair Thursday, December 21, 2023. For more information please click the link: https://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=2110132328012747&page=JobFair2023
Last week HUSD hosted its fall semester season elementary esports final tournament. Each elementary school was offered four spots in the tournament and sent their best Smash Bros players to compete. In the end the top four players all came from Cypress elementary. Finishing fourth place was Sebastian Garcia, third place was David Orozco, second place was Micah Villatoro, and coming in first place was Arianna Silva. Congratulations to all of our competitors on a great tournament!
Today's #SchoolSiteHighlight is at Carmel Elementary. We went to Mr. Reyes and Mr. Schoch Vex Robotics practice and got to see some amazing robots that the students were building. Most of these students are new to robotics or are barely starting their second year in it. Today the students were participating in their last practice before their first scored tournament and with some advice from Mr. Reyes were fine tuning their bots to be ready for the competition. All bots are built 100% by the students with a certain list of tasks they must perform during the competition in mind. Thanks also to several of our high school students from Sultana High for being there to help set up courses for the elementary students. We are so excited to see how Carmel performs in the Vex tournament and will be rooting them on!
