All support sites and school sites will be closed for Fall Break from October 7 - 11, reopening October 14.
Hesperia High School is launching the new Hesperia Arts Academy, offering students the opportunity to specialize in either visual or performing arts. This program encourages active community engagement and provides comprehensive training in their selected field of study.
HUSD is excited to partner with Think Together to offer fun activities, enrichment and care during the upcoming fall break, October 7-11th. The program is free for HUSD elementary students and transportation is available. For more information, see the attached flyer or visit thinktogether.org/enroll to sign up today! Registration is required.
All school site phones are currently down due to a nationwide Spectrum outage. We will update the community as soon as Spectrum resolves the issue. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
A group of students from our CTE Criminal Justice pathways at Sultana and Hesperia high schools had the opportunity to participate in the Law and Public Safety Conference hosted at the Dorothy Inghram Learning Center in San Bernardino. Students spent the time learning about different job opportunities in the field of law enforcement. Students rotated through three different department areas and had the chance to get some hands-on experience dusting for fingerprints and comparing pictures of bullets for a match. This was a great experience for our students to meet law enforcement officers and ask questions that could influence their futures.
Here at HUSD we want to be a hub for the community to be able to get together and have a good time. We have so many exciting free Fall Festivals coming up at our schools and wanted to share them with you. We hope to see you there! https://5il.co/2wyt8
Today's #SchoolSiteHighlight is at Cypress Elementary who is celebrating the importance of attendance with @DrawAlongwithKyle. Super Cyclones with no more than 2 excused absences, tardies, or early outs for the month of September got to be a part of an enrichment creative drawing assembly. The attendance incentive starts over each month giving Cyclones a chance to earn 10 reward events this year. Great job #CypressCyclones
It's that time of year again. Don't forget to vote for your 2024 Best in the Desert selections at yourchoiceawards.com/victorville/
The 12th annual Band Spectacular is coming up. The event features the music programs from each junior high and senior high school. In addition to their performances, musicians from all 21 schools combine to form the All-District Band. The event is October 30th and starts at 7PM.
Parents attended the SBCSS Parent Summit last Saturday. The summit helps parents learn more about how they can partner with the district to help their students achieve high levels of learning. Topics covered included community schools, literacy, generational differences, and mathematics. Thank you to all of our parents who chose to attend.
Today's #SchoolSiteHightlight is at Lime St. elementary for their Walk to Read Program. The Bear's innovative staff implemented this new program to provide reading intervention for all grade levels for SIPPS (Systematic Instruction for Phonological awareness, Phonics & Spelling) to help students grow as readers.
It's that time of year again. Don't forget to vote for your 2024 Best in the Desert selections at yourchoiceawards.com/victorville/
HUSD launched a new series of Career Readiness Workshops specially designed for students in our CTE programs. The first of five workshops will take students through a professional development training related to the essential and transferable skills being highlighted across all of HUSDs CTE programs this year including; Communication, Problem Solving, Teamwork, and Professionalism. Today, CTE Construction Tech students at Sultana participated in the first workshop where they learned how employers define each of the essential skills in the workplace and then took personal inventory of how they're mastering each of them within their CTE classes. Future workshops launching over the coming months include; Resume Writing, Job Searching, Preparing for Your Interview, and concluding with Mock Interviews hosted by our industry partners in the spring.
Mojave High School welcomes new students from throughout HUSD into our amazing program which helps students get ahead, or catch up, via our credit recovery program! Eight times a year MHS onboard new students into our positive Coyote school culture through the staff-designed “New Student Orientation Program” to help show students MHS expectations and goals. Our "Coyote Connections Program" is another student-assistance program that helps administrators, counselors, the school nurse, HUSD school police, our school secretaries, ASB students and more introduce themselves and explain their roles to provide the most supportive environment we can to our new coyotes! MHS also uses a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system to create individualized profiles for each student to help staff quickly understand each student's unique needs and goals to ultimately and increase engagement and enhance student success. Go Coyotes!
Hesperia Community Day School students worked at serving the community by participating in the Hesperia Adopt A Street program. They picked up trash on the streets surrounding campus.
It's that time of year again. Don't forget to vote for your 2024 Best in the Desert selections at yourchoiceawards.com/victorville/
Here at HUSD we want to be a hub for the community to be able to get together and have a good time. We have so many exciting free Fall Festivals coming up at our schools and wanted to share them with you. We hope to see you there! https://5il.co/2wyt8
Please join us in congratulating our newest U.S. CITIZEN.... Elida Godoy Barrientos Martinez.
Elida obtained her U.S. Citizenship this past July 2024 and is a student in our GED program with Mr. Bakas, and a student with VVC.
Congratulations to our most recent Adult Ed graduates: Franky Navarrete, Hector Marmolejo, Daniel Bernabe, Marlene Bucaro, Dominique Garcia, and John Ricardo. We wish you well in your future endeavors!
For today's #SchoolSiteHighlight we are going to Hollyvale. At Hollyvale Innovation Academy, every student and staff member belongs to one of four groups called Nests. These Nests are like teams where everyone participates and feels connected. Nests provide a sense of belonging, foster friendships, and promote positive school culture. They encourage students to develop character traits like resilience, innovation, support, and equity. Students earn points for their Nest by demonstrating positive behaviors and academic success. The Nest with the most points each week is recognized and celebrated. Nests meet regularly for activities, learning, and building community. Nests create a strong sense of belonging and support. Students develop positive character traits through the reward system. Healthy competition encourages teamwork and effort.
