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Pathways to College Charter Celebrates Ribbon Cutting

Hesperia's $25 Million Game-Changer! Pathways to College K8 Charter School Unveils State-of-the-Art Campus in Epic Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony!

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Hesperia Welcomed Its Newest Educational Institution

Pathways to College K8 LogoHesperia, California (Our Hesperia) – The city of Hesperia welcomed its newest educational institution as Pathways to College K8 Charter School held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of its brand new campus. The event, which took place in January 2025, signified a major milestone for the school and the community.

The state-of-the-art facility, located at 10127 3rd Avenue in Hesperia, is the result of a $25 million construction project that broke ground in December 2023.

The new campus features modern classrooms, a multi-purpose room, and various amenities designed to provide students with an optimal learning environment.

Principal Craig Merrill, who has been at the helm of Pathways to College K8 since its inception, expressed his excitement about the new chapter in the school’s history. “This new facility represents our commitment to providing a safe and challenging learning environment that emphasizes college preparation,” Merrill stated.

The charter school, which serves approximately 372 students from transitional kindergarten through 8th grade, has been operating in Hesperia since 2006.

Its mission is to create a culture that promotes academic growth, social-emotional maturity, and positive behaviors, with a strong focus on college readiness.

Local officials Hesperia Mayor – Allison Lee, Hesperia School Board President – Eric Swanson, Hesperia Superintendent David Olney, and community members attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony, celebrating the school’s contribution to educational diversity in the High Desert region. The event also showcased the school’s various programs and facilities to attendees.

As Pathways to College K8 settles into its new home, the school administration is optimistic about the future. With improved facilities and a continued dedication to academic excellence, the charter school is poised to make an even greater impact on the educational landscape of Hesperia and surrounding communities.

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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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