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Hesperia Unified SD to Honor 49 Retiring Employees May 5 Ceremony

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Hesperia Unified School District 2025 Retired Employees
Hesperia Unified School District 2025 Retired Employees

Community Gathers to Celebrate Decades of Service and Dedication from Local School District Staff

Hesperia Unified School District retirees
Hesperia Unified School District retirees
Hesperia, California (Our Hesperia) – The Hesperia Unified School District will honor 49 retiring employees at a special ceremony on May 5, 2025, recognizing their decades of service and dedication to students, families, and the community at the Administration and Education Support Center Annex.

Honoring Hesperia Unified School District Retirees: A Tradition of Service

On May 5, 2025, the Hesperia Unified School District will host a heartfelt event to honor 49 employees who are retiring this school year. The ceremony will begin at 5:15 p.m., before the school board meeting at the Administration and Education Support Center Annex, Building C, located at 15576 Main Street in Hesperia. This annual tradition reflects the district’s commitment to recognizing those who have dedicated their careers to serving local students and families1.

The Importance of Recognizing Dedication in Hesperia Schools

Honoring Hesperia Unified School District retirees is about more than just saying goodbye. It is a way for the community to show gratitude for years of hard work, loyalty, and service. These employees have shaped the lives of countless children and supported the values that matter most in Hesperia-commitment, responsibility, and tradition. Recognizing their efforts encourages younger staff to follow their example and strengthens the community’s foundation.

Who Are the Hesperia Unified School District Retirees?

The 49 retirees include teachers, support staff, and administrators who have each played a vital role in the district’s success. Their names will be read aloud during the ceremony, and each will be honored for their unique contributions. From guiding students in the classroom to supporting school operations behind the scenes, these individuals have made a lasting impact on Hesperia’s future.

 
Glenda AguirreAnita ChrismanThomas KermanGail Rosenwirth
Joseph ArdienteTamara FortnerGeorge LandonLorraine Rotger
Judy BakerLinda FowlerElvia LascanoAlvaro Saldana
Lucinda BarringtonJames GaierSusan MaciasRonny Stevenson
David BauerLoretta GeigerTracy McEntireDavid Stidham
Barbara BeechamAndrea GomezJesse MichalovicJanet Stinson
Barbara BentleyAlicia GutierrezJonna OakesSheri Stone
Kathleen BirdDori HardingDavid OlneyPatricia Torres
Larry BlinsonTerry HendersonJanet OrloskiKristine Townsend
Sharon BunchShawn HolleranAlyce PlumbDebra Zavala
Laurie BylsmaTeddy JamesJames Reeves
Linda CastroAnn JohnsonMary Rivers
Nanette ChildressJoseph KattDiane Rodriguez

Community Impact and Lasting Legacy

The Hesperia Unified School District retirees have given their time, energy, and care to the children of Hesperia. Their work has helped students learn, grow, and achieve their goals. By honoring these staff members, the district reinforces the importance of hard work, loyalty, and respect for tradition. Events like this bring families, students, and staff together, reminding everyone that every person’s work matters in building a strong community.

Looking Forward: Wishing Retirees Well in Their Next Chapter

As these 49 employees move into retirement, the Hesperia Unified School District wishes them well in the next chapter of their lives. Their legacy will live on in the students and families they have served. The district encourages the community to join in this celebration and express gratitude for the difference these dedicated individuals have made.

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Susan Griggs

Raised in Redlands, California, Susan Griggs is the senior Hesperia reporter for Times Media Service. Griggs covers local government, education, elections, public safety, development and community programs in Hesperia and the wider High Desert. Griggs holds a master's degree in journalism and founded the community publication Our Hesperia.

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