MAY 2026 BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BUSD MONTHLY NEWS Included in this issue Information on Promotions & Graduations CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2026 What’s Happening In Our District Celebrating Our Journey Together Dear Barstow Families, Students, and Staff,
As I look out across our beautiful desert landscape this spring, my heart is full of gratitude. This year marks a very special milestone for me: I am celebrating six wonderful years with the Barstow Unified School District, including the last three years serving as your Superintendent. It has been the greatest honor of my professional life to lead this district and witness the incredible growth within our classrooms and our community. As I prepare to retire on June 30th, I find myself reflecting on the powerful lessons we have shared. We started by learning how to be the "Coffee Bean." Just as a coffee bean transforms a pot of boiling water into something rich and new, you showed me that we don’t have to let our environment change us—instead, we have the power to change the world around us. We also embraced the truth that we are "Better Together." Our strength has always come from the partnership between teachers, parents, and students. Together, we turned challenges into "Lightbulb Moments," those magical instances where a difficult concept finally clicks and a student’s potential truly begins to shine. While I am moving on to a new chapter, I am incredibly hopeful for the future of BUSD. I have full confidence in the leadership of Mr. Jorge Gutierrez, who, alongside our dedicated staff and supportive community, will continue to move this district forward. The foundation we have built together is strong, and I know that Barstow's best days are still ahead. To our Graduating Class of 2026: Congratulations! You are the embodiment of everything we strive for. You have shown resilience, brilliance, and heart. As you walk across that stage, know that BUSD will always be rooting for you. Whether you are heading to college, starting a career, or joining the military, carry your "lightbulb" with you and continue to brighten every room you enter. I wish every one of you a restful, safe, and joyful summer. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your lives for these past six years. It has been an unforgettable journey.
Stay curious, Barstow! With deepest thanks, Deanna Swearingen Superintendent
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BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SITE EVENTS
Sciencepalooza 2026 Students in 3rd through 8th grades from across Barstow Unified School District participated in "Sciencepalooza 2026" inside the Don Bilsborough Gym at Barstow High School. The event included hands-on activities, including shipbuilding, parachute experiments, Minecraft, and more, as well as presentations with live animals, the science behind pressure in hot and cold environments, a Star Wars robot, the creation of an octopus using a 3-D printer, making slime, using magnets to move an object out of a maze and guiding a robotic ball to different spots on a grid using a smart device. The fast-paced, hands on, high energy activities and demonstrations were a hit with students. Thank you to Stacia Lawhorn Lewis and Danielle King and everyone who made this event a fun opportunity for all who attended!
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BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SITE EVENTS SCIENCEPALOOZA ROCKS BARSTOW UNIFIED
The head of “Saving Slowpoke” shows off a desert animal, left, to students at Sciencepalooza 2026. Henderson Elementary School students, middle, proudly display their marshmallow water molecules, courtesy of Central High School (CHS). CHS students, right, perform an experiment on pressure using hot and cold temperatures.
Sciencepalooza 2026 provided Barstow Unified School District (BUSD) students with an opportunity to get hands-on with science and see the art of science up close. Students met some of the animals that live in our desert, including a tortoise, king snake, hedgehog and more. “Saving Slowpoke,” a local desert tortoise advocacy group, shared with students the need to protect the tortoise from extinction. BUSD Superintendent Deanna Swearingen received a crash course in the importance of the tortoise to the desert’s ecosystem. Central High School students showed young kids how pressure impacts metal in hot and cold environments by taking an empty soda can, heating up the can, then dunking the can in ice cold water, causing the can to crumple.
Superintendent Deanna Swearingen, left, joins the head of “Saving Slowpoke,” a local desert advocacy group, to show off the group’s mascot. A member of the Wild Wonders team, right, holds a large snake for students to admire during Sciencepalooza 2026.
Another part of Sciencepalooza 2026 was our students showcasing their science experiments. Congratulations to all of our students who received awards at the Sciencepalooza 2026 Awards Show. Several of our students qualified to take their projects to the San Bernardino, Inyo, Mono Science and Engineering Fair (SIMSEF) later this year.
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DISTRICT OFFICE
As we prepare for the Annual Employee Appreciation Picnic, our hearts are full. It is no secret that our educators, administrators, and support staff are the backbone of this district—but it is our community partners who provide the extra "fuel" to keep that spirit soaring. We would like to extend a monumental Thank You to our Platinum 2025-2026 icnic Sponsors. Each of these organizations stepped up with a generous donation of $2,500, ensuring our staff enjoys an afternoon of relaxation, delicious food, and well-deserved recognition.
April 27, 2026 - May 1, 2026 School Nutrition Employee Week
Friday, May 1, 2026: School Principals Day
Friday, May 1, 2026: School Lunch Hero Day
May 4, 2026 - May 8, 2026 National Teacher Appreciation Week
These partners helped cover everything making the picnic a zero-cost event for our employees and their immediate families: No Limit Construction
Tuesday, May 5, 2026 National Teacher Appreciation Day
The Gee Foundation FMS Heating & Air
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 California Day of the Teacher
While the picnic is the highlight of the season, our appreciation efforts happen year-round thanks to the incredible support of SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union. We want to give a special "shout out" to SchoolsFirst for their ongoing dedication to our Employee of the Month program. Every month, our winners receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card courtesy of their team. This consistent generosity ensures that our top performers feel seen and valued every single month of the academic year. Thank you, SchoolsFirst, for being a champion for our champions! When our business partners invest in our staff, they are investing in our students. These donations allow us to maintain high morale and foster a culture of excellence across the district. To all our sponsors: You are more than just donors; you are an essential part of our school family. We couldn't do it without you!
Wednesday, May 6, 2026 National School Nurse Day
May 17, 2026 - May 23, 2026 Classified School Employee Appreciation Week
BUSD April Employees of the Month Classified Elementary: Certificated Elementary:
Claudia Perez- Henderson Brenda Krause - Lenwood Valerie Moreno - BIS Adam Sanucci - Barstow High Maria Lopez
Classified Secondary: Certificated Secondary: Classified Substitute: Certificated Substitute:
Leen Alhattawi Tamra Trujillo Neal Aulakh
District Classified: Management Team: Superintendent’s Choice:
Kevin Vidana-Barda
We are Hiring! www.edjoin.org/barstowusd
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MAY 2026 BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Page 5 AROUND THE DISTRICT Celebrating the Heart of Barstow Unified: Employee Appreciation Month
At Barstow Unified School District, our greatest strength is our dedicated staff. As the school year concludes, we pause to say: thank you. Your work—in classrooms, on campus, in transportation, and in administrative roles—is an immeasurable commitment to Barstow’s future. Your effort, from late-night lesson plans to supportive conversations, is the backbone of BUSD, ensuring students feel seen and supported. To show our appreciation, every BUSD staff member will receive a special gift this month. Look for this token of gratitude at your school site or department office; it’s a small reminder that your efforts are deeply valued by the Board of Education and District Leadership. Your commitment drives our district forward.
To celebrate our BUSD family, we are hosting an Appreciation Picnic this May and inviting all staff to bring their immediate families. We will serve grilled food, have music, activities, and raffles with exciting prizes. This event is a chance to celebrate the people who make our schools great. 2025-2026 Employees of the Month
Ruby Casulla-Lenwood Tyler Riebeling - Montara Amy Carson - Skyline Amber Adams - Montara Joey Zamora-Vargas - Crestline Andrea Castillo - Fine Arts Academy Amanda Sabblut - Cameron Christina Chavez- Henderson Ashley Garcia - Enrollment Center Ruth Sandoval - Outreach Liaison Ashley Pearson - Personnel Services Robert Najera - Fiscal Services Alma Esquivel - Pupil Services Joseph Herrera - FMO Margarita “Maggie” Pina - ISS Edward Munnerlyn - FMO
Guadalup Cessi- Nunez - BJHS Angel Robles - BIS Robbie Williets - BHS Staci Atilano - STEM Anissa Santos - BJHS Mariaeulalia “Lala” Nunez - CHS Briana Simonaitis - CHS Karissa Rodriguez-Cardenas - BHS
David Schnieder - Lenwood Jessica Garibay- Cameron Maria Rowan - Lenwood Brenda Salazar-Avila - Henderson Diana Guardado - Fine Arts Academy Laura Topete - Montara Gabriela Nunez- Martinez - Crestline Sandra Jimenez- Russell - Skyline
Sarah Abbas - S.A.M - Cameron Jose Rubio - Principal- Lenwood Vince Williams - Athletic Director Veronica Calderon - Dir. Nutrition Svc Deidre Long - Dir. Risk Management Eusebio Zavala - Principal -STEM Michael Prado - S.A.M. - Skyline Cari Mauldin - Principal - BIS
Dr. Lequisha Brown-Joseph - BJHS Danielle Delaney - STEM Mary DeVera - STEM
Jacqueline Castro - BIS Michelle Colleoc - CHS Michelle Lopez- BHS Rachel Ham - BHS Melissa Pryce - BHS
Angelica Mora Alexandria Lira Christina N. Crain Dwayne Rogers Darrell Givens Juan San Martin-Juarez Jarriana Stone Denisse Ceballos
Veronica Teal Maria Padilla Jeffrey Pistor
Tammi Harper - IT Diane Corhn - FMO Fabian Carretero-Sanchez - FMO Angelica Williams - Cameron Robin Nowtony- Montara Susan Gutierrez-BJHS Jeanette Dominguez- Henderson Michael Armstrong- BHS
Alexander Malan Lordes Quesada Susan Zaleski
Uta Harrel Sozy Gad
BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SPORTS NEWS Newsletter
MAY 2026
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2025-2026: A Year of Championships, League Titles, Honors for BUSD Athletes
What a year it has been for our Barstow Unified School District student-athletes! We celebrated our Aztecs’ Football Team, right, as they won the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) State 4-AA Championship, defeating Sutter Union High School 17-7. Our Aztecs are the FIRST football team in the High Desert to win a state championship. The Aztecs won 12 consecutive games to close out the year, including wins over Victor Valley in the 102nd Axe Game, the third straight Axe Game win for the Aztecs, and Apple Valley for the CIF-Southern Section Division 7 title.
The Lady Aztecs Volleyball Squad, right, advanced to the second round of the CIF Division Six playoffs.
Aztec Wrestling, below, continues its tradition of racking up championships and advancing wrestlers to CIF. A total of five Aztecs won Desert Sky League Titles, five more placed and all ten advanced to the CIF Individual Championships.
The Aztecs’ Boys’ Basketball Team, left, advanced to the quarterfinals of the CIF Division Division 8 playoffs, posting wins over Santa Ana and Loara high schools.
Barstow Junior High School, top left, and Barstow STEM Academy Boys’, bottom left, and Girls’, middle left, each won High Desert Athletic League titles this year. For BJHS, it was their first league title. It was the third title for the STEM Academy Boys and first title for the Girls.
BHS Baseball
Date
Opponent Varsity Time JV Time Place
Adelanto - Senior Day
Mon. May 4
3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m.
Home
Wed. May 6 Adelanto 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m.
Away
Note: All JV Baseball games are played at Barstow Sports Park unless otherwise noted.
The Aztecs’ Baseball team will honor and recognize its Class of 2026 athletes on Monday, May 4, before the team’s game with Adelanto.
Congratulations to the Aztecs’ Boys & Girls Soccer, Aztecs’ Cross Country, STEM Academy and BJHS Volleyball, Aztecs’ Boys’ & Girls’ Tennis, Aztecs Track and Field, and Aztecs’ Boys’ and Girls’ Golf for their accomplishments this year!
BHS Softball
BJHS Soccer
STEM Soccer
Date
Opponent Varsity JV Place
Date Opponents Time Thurs. May 7, Tue. May 12, Thurs. May 14 HDAL Playoffs TBD TBD
Mon. May 4
Adelanto 3:15 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
Away
Date
Opponents Time
Mon. May 4, Wed. May 6, Fri.
Wed. May 6
Adelanto -Senior Day
3:15 p.m
3:15 p.m.
Home
TBD
TBD
May 8 HDAL Playoffs
The Lady Aztecs will honor and recognized its Class of 2026 players after the team’s May 8 contest with Adelanto.
All home matches for BJHS and STEM are played at BJHS.
MAY 2026 Page 7 District Graduations & Promotions BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Date & Time:
Saturday, May 16, 2026 Ceremony begins at: 10:00 am
Date & Time:
Thursday, May 21, 2026 Ceremony begins at: 7:00:00 PM
Date & Time:
Thursday, May 28, 2026 Ceremony begins at: 7:00:00 PM
Location:
Barstow High School, Langworthy Field
Location:
Barstow Community College PAC
Location:
Central High School Courtyard
Ticket Required:
Yes, Graduates will each receive 10 tickets
Ticket Required:
Yes, Graduates will each receive 3 tickets. Everyone including babies need a ticket No Balloons, outside drinks (bottled water okay), Cap decoration fine. Everyone needs a ticket including babies.
Ticket Required:
Yes, Graduates will receive 8 tickets
Gate Opens:
at 5:30 pm
Other Information:
Handicap parking is in the Shop area, vehicles must have a DMV issued Handicap placard and parking is on a first-come, first-serve basis. **Balloons, noisemakers/air horns, signs, strollers are not permitted.
Other Information:
Date & Time:
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 Ceremony begins at: 6:00PM
Location:
Barstow Community College Gymnasium
Date & Time:
Wednesday, May 27, 2026 Ceremony begins at 6:00PM
Ticket Required:
Yes, Graduates will each receive 6 tickets can request up to 6 additional while available. Students need to arrive by 5:15, Guest doors open at 5:45PM Balloons, noisemakers, air horns are not permitted.
Location:
Barstow Community College Gymnasium
Barstow Intermediate will not have a formal ceremony but will celebrate 6th graders on the last day of school.
Ticket Required:
Yes, Graduates will receive 10 tickets, Employee entry with Badge
Gate Opens:
Other Information:
Seating is First Come, First Serve, Saving seats not allowed, No noise makers, no food or drinks(except bottled water), no large signs/posters, no Balloon
Other Information:
Elementary School Site
Date/Time:
Grade Level
Other Information
Barstow Fine Arts 5/22 @ 9:30 am Kindergarten Students will receive 4 tickets and are encouraged to dress in formal attire, adhering to dress code. Graduation caps may be decorated/bedazzled
Cameron
5/20 @ 9:00 am 5/27 @ 9:30 am
4K Kindergarten
Promotion Promotion
Crestline
5/19 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 10:00 am
4K Kindergarten TK
no balloons, no glass flower vases
Henderson
5/20 @ 9:00 am 5/21 @ 9:00 am
TK Kindergarten
Promotion Promotion
Lenwood
5/21 @ 9:15 am 5/22 @ 9:15 am 5/26 @ 9:15 am 5/26 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 10:00 am 5/27 @ 10:30 am
Kindergarten TK 4th Grade TK Kindergarten 4th Grade
Promotion Promotion Promotion
Montara
Our Visitor policy will apply as this event takes place during school hours. Visitors must be an adult with valid ID. Only 5 visitors per student. Minors are not permitted on campus during school hours (this includes infants). Students will not be permitted to leave class to attend promotion for siblings. Oversized items, flowers and balloons are not permitted. 4th Grade Formal Night - Celebrate togehter will dinner. Each student will receive 2 tickets (for adults) Promotion Leave strollers outside, silence cell phone, No balloons, banners or noise makers.
Skyline
5/13 5-6:30 pm 5/21 @ 9:30 am 5/26 @ 9:30 am
4th Grade TK Kindergarten
BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD School Board of Trustees
MAY 2026
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Elizabeth Givens Trustee
Leonard Williams President
Aaron Heldreth Vice President
Anthony Yslas Clerk
Ray Perea Trustee
A Legacy of Excellence : Celebrating Our 2025-2026 Retirees
As the 2025-2026 school year draws to a close, the Board of Trustees invites our entire community to pause and honor a remarkable group of individuals. This year, we say farewell to twelve dedicated professionals who are embarking on their well-deserved retirement. Collectively, these educators and staff members represent over 250 years of combined experience. From the classrooms to the front offices, they have been the backbone of our district, shaping the lives of thousands of students and mentoring countless colleagues. Our Honored RetireesWe extend our deepest gratitude to the following individuals for their unwavering commitment to our schools:
Holly Bowser will retire after 37 years with Barstow Unified School District, most recently serving as the Teacher on Special Assignment and Coordinator of Barstow High School’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) progams. She says she knew from age 4 she wanted to become a teacher.
“I was blessed to have such inspiring role models in my educational journey in Barstow Unified School District. Returning as a young teacher after five years working in Moorpark Unified was a true homecoming, allowing me to serve the community that shaped me. Working at Barstow High now completes that full-circle journey. I am the teacher that Barstow Unified built.” Thank you, Holly!
Willie Butts III after 3 years of dedicated service. Deanna Swearingen after 6 years of dedicated service. Denise Yates after 9 years of dedicated service. Anthony Jones after 21 years of dedicated service. Lisa Shipley after 22 years of dedicated service. Vivian Archer after 23 years of dedicated service. Michelle Mellody after 23 years of dedicated service. Juan Peralta after 24 years of dedicated service. Tammy Dittman after 26 years of dedicated service. Vince Wiiliams Sr. after 31 years of dedicated service. Monica Chong after 33 years of dedicated service. Holly Bowser after 37 years of dedicated service.
Monica Chong was a part of Barstow Unified School District for 33 years before retiring in September 2025. As the evening custodian at Lenwood Elementary, she ensured the campus was ready to welcome students and staff every day. Her smile brightened the day of anyone she talked with, especially the students. Thank you, Monica!
Their departure is bittersweet. While we will miss their wisdom, their humor, and their institutional knowledge, we are thrilled to see them enter this next chapter of life. They leave behind a legacy of "Excellence in Education" that will continue to inspire us long after they have cleared their desks.
Vince Williams has served the students and staff of Barstow Unified School District for 31 years as a teacher, principal and, most recently, as District Athletic Director. He says his greatest memory is the Barstow High School Aztecs Football Team winning the CIF State 4-AA Championship.
School Board Emails:
He says every year carries a great memory of a player or coach. His wish for Barstow Unified is to continue to grow our programs and facilities and increase success in all sports at both the high school and junior high school levels. Thank you, Vince!
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, the administration, and the families of this district, we say thank you. Congratulations on your retirement—you have earned every bit of the relaxation and adventure that lies ahead!
MAY 2026 Page 9 GRADUATING CLASS OF 2026 BARSTOW HIGH SCHOOL Denotes Early Grad* BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dominguez, Jessy Doyle, Clifford Echavarria, Kenneth Eddington, Michael Ellgass, Paiden
Lealofi, Iosefa Leon, Christian Lerma, Joseph Lewis, Monica Llamas, Catalina Loera, Selena Lopez, Carlos Lopez, Ronnie Lorenzo, Jacob Lowe, Kristin Lucchesi, Jacob Lucero, Anastaiya Lucero, Jerry Mack, Xzavien Maldonado, Andres Maloy, Kamari Manglona, Angel Lia Mansapit, Tayani Markham, Dillan Marquez, Antonia Martin, Riley Martinez, Aliyah Martinez, Analy Martinez, Brianna Martinez, Cole Martinez, Robert Mascarena, Nathan Mason, Malik Mata, Ezikeil Mattox, Eli Maxwell, Janiyah May, Damien
Vasquez, Christyl Vasquez, Christyn Velazquez, Melany Velazquez, Valeria
Ponce Sosa, Osvaldo Prudhomme, Sha'mya Quezada, Laila Quijada Nunez, Giovanni R De Leon, Roger
Acosta, Desire Almanza, Juan Alonso, Dulce
Verdugo, Juan Vidales, Briana Villafaña, Silvio Villalobos Salazar, Rafael Washington, KaiLynn Watai, Elijah Watson, James Webster, Audrina Welborn, Jailee Willbond, Landon Williams, Aleah* Williams, Anabelle Williams, Jamaal Williams Street, Dezmen Williamson, Christian Wilson, Phoebe* Wilson Albanese, Jacob Wilson Purdy, Ali* Zamora, Chase Zamora, Elias Zeller, Kailie Zepeda Esquivel, Gissele Wight, Onyx Wilder, Alan
Alvarado, Melody Anastacio, Krista Andrews, Terran Angeles, Caira Nichole Arredondo, Lilliana Attalla, Mina Attalla, Yousef Baghdasarian, Jackie Barjols, Josephine Baughman, Briyanna Beverly, Jailen Blaine, Jovel Bolieu, David Bonilla Nava, Lilliana Boswell, Saniya* Boyd, Christian Boyd, Lynetta
Elliott, Daniel Elliott, Jahmar
Randle, Jason Reyes, Isabella Rivers, Trulove
Enderle, Rachael Epps, Kamonnie Espinoza, Adrian Espiricueta Gonzalez, Jose Eugenio, Javier Felipe, David Fink, Ryan Fisher, Delilah Flores, Vanessa Flores Hidalgo, Haylie Fortune, Davyion Fraley, Amber Franklin, Princess
Robinson, Nariyah Rodriguez, Melynah Rodriguez, Ramon Rogers, Jadin Ruesga, Joseph Ruffin, Mi'Yanna Russell, Ronald Ruvalcaba, Genesis* Saavedra, Vianey Sabblut, Christopher Saeed, Amira Salazar, Ryan Salcedo, David S algado Guerrero, Valeria Sanchez, Jaelynn Sanchez, Oscar Sanchez, Santino S antos, Zackary Seidenkranz, Benjamin Romero, Blu Rubio, Juan Serafin, Andre Shipley, Robert Short, Shyanne Sierra Garcia, Azael Silva, Adrian Silva, Mariella Simco, Cody Simco, Josh Sinohui, Brianna Siordia , Alina Sluder, Ashlynn Smalls, Brooklyn Smith, Xzavier Snyder, Trevor Solorzano, Maximus
Frazier, Samiyel Gaoa, Nicholas
Bridges, Damian Briggs, Destiny Briones, Madalyn Brown, Aquan Brown, Drelyn
Garcia, Aaron Garcia, Jayden Garcia , Leah Garcia Pedraza, Oliber
Garibay, Jade Garza, Cristy Gasche, Kiley Gibson, Alina*
Brown Allshouse, Farah Brown Thomas, Gabrielle Bryant, Autumn Bueno, Roberto Buenrostro, Arianna* Bunnell, Benjamin Burn, Violeta Cain, G'niyah Camarillo, Joziah Carcamo De La Torre, Catalina Carranza Serrano, Kimberly Carretero, Juan Castaneda, David Castillo, Nancy Castillo Gaxiola, Alexis Castro, Chloe Castro, Cristian Catron, Roxy Chacon, Audrey
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Amparan, Kaleb Casio, Andrea Paige Chaidez, Dante Corlis, Stephanie
Gillum, Kamahni Gilmore, Samuel* Glover, Nathan Gonzalez, Ahlias Gonzalez, Alexander Gonzalez, Rachel Gonzalez, Seneca Gonzalez Arias, Daniel Griffin, Bailee Griffin, Kaylin Grim, Savannah Guardado, Isabella Guerrero Covian, Evelyn Guzman, Jeremiah Hafey, Sereena Gordon, Jaydan Griego, Odelyna Hamilton, Leiyana Harris, Jeremiah Hassell, Makena Hernandez, Josiah Hernandez Mendoza, Jose Hunter, Quentin Hutchens, David Ibarra, Izabella Iglesias, Roxanne Inapakolla, Sai Padma Jackson, Jaeani Jackson, Re'Sean Jackson Brooks, Khenny Jenkins, Mirah Jimenez, Bryana Johnson, Armoni Johnston, Kylie-Rose Jones, Shelby Judie, LeeKel King, Anthony LaCotts, Sabrina Lamb Reyes, Joesph* Hidalgo, Daniel Hidalgo, Evelyn Hilton, Kaden Hoody, Aniz'yah Howard, Na'sham Le, Khoa Dang Lealofi, Aloalii Lealofi, Aloalii Joseph
McCay, Abigail McInnis, Corey McNatt, Jesse Medina, Mercedes Medina Carlos, Gitta Mendez, Caden Mendoza, Michael Meneses, Daniel Miller, Donald Miranda Davila, Jaylen* Monroy , Abigail Montoya, Raymond Moore, Gary Morales, Alexa Morales, Anthony Morales, Justine Moreno, Cesar Moreno Vargas, Kevin Mundy, Leonard Munoz, David Murphy, Ardynn Nava, Marcos Navarrete Mendoza, Mayra
Husted, Jacob Lobato, Nathan Lopez, Isidro Perez, Abigail Rock, Harmony Rodriguez, Cynthia
Spanton, Steven Stanton, Anthony Stapleton, Angelina Steele, Michael Stephens, Kayla Stephens, Zaire Stevenson, Qualan Stevenson, Uriah Storey, Cadence Suarez, Candy Sutton, Brena Taggart, Brittney Taylor, Jhakye Tharpe, Ja'Niya
Chavez, Jrake Childs, Jayden Clarke, Chakara Clarke, Jaynne' Clayton, Jaycen Cochran, Jacob
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES & GRADUATION CANDIDATES
Alaimalo, Andrea Andujo, Steven Barnett, Emily Benitez, Angel Brown, Grayson Brown, Lila Carter, Malachi Contreras, Chloe Crowder, Shamiya Divine, Franklin Gonzalez, Juan Gonzalez, Maximus Goodwin, Christopher Kottiath, Samantha Lomeli, Juan
Collins, Xavier Colocho, Ruby Colon, Naomi* Comeaux, Everly * Contreras Escoto, Vanessa
Navarro, Andres Navarro, Isaiah Nevarez, Ignacio Newton, Tez Norman, DavidMartin Ojeda, Sean Olexa, Abrianna O'Neil, Rihanna Ordaz, Jalyssa Ortega, Eduardo Ortega, Elias Ortiz, Enrique Ortiz, Zachariah Osaki, Richard Pacheco, Siara Packer, Grant Parker, Gage Patterson, Dejah Perez, Amaya Perez, Leslie Perez, Zavien Pierson, Shyanne*
Cooper, Dylan Cortes, Paola
Thomas, Jasmine Thompson, Isaiah Thompson, Ray'Shawn Tofaeono, Lealofi Tomlinson, David Tompkins, Alexander Torres, Emely Torres Avila, Christian Traylor Bradley, Jordan* Trejo, Junia Trujillo, Isaac
Cortez, Tatiana Craig, Tanner* Cruz, Yazmin Cruz Alvarado, David Cuadros, Valerie Davalos, Samantha Davis, Amara Davis, Le'Marquese
Martinez, Monique McKissic, Markesha Munoz, Arianna Reynolds Hernandez, Natalie Rice, Amiyah
De La Cruz Espinoza, Rosa Dela Rosa, Reanna Marie DeLaTorre, Melia Dewitt, Tristin Diaz, Addyson Diaz, Skylar Dilbeck, Sara DiNardo English, Marina
Turcios, Chelsea Tussey, Dakota* Ulibarri, Devyn Ulloa, Verandi Urdiano, Jaidyn
Rogers, Sa'Nye Valdies, Nevaeh Williamson, Eliana Wisniowska, June Woods, Aniyah
Valdes Mejia, Cristian Valdez Alegre, Joseph Valenzuela, Giselle
Dollarhide, Kaleah Dominguez, Jayson
BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
MAY 2026
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Annual Update Reminder: Get Ready for 2026-2027!
Ensure a smooth transition into the upcoming school year by updating your child’s information today. Why Is This Important? Keeping your information current ensures the school can reach you and provide the best care for your child. You will be updating: ● Household Details: Address, phone numbers, and household members. ● Safety Info: Emergency contact and health/medication updates. ● Yearly Agreements: Permissions for Yearbooks, News/Media, Technology Use, and District Policies.
How to Complete the Update 1.
Log In: Access your Campus Parent account. Register: Navigate to Online Registration. Select Year: Choose the 2026-2027 Annual Update. Review & Edit: Check your information and make necessary changes.
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Submit: Click Submit to Finalize.
Note on Address Changes: If you have moved, you must provide proof of residency, such as a mortgage/rental statement or a utility bill .
Need Help? ●
No Account? Scan the QR Code or visit the district website’s Infinite Campus widget to get your activation key. Contact Us: Reach the Central Enrollment Center at 760-255-8800 or email enroll@busdk12.com.
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The high school student with the very top grades in the class. It's a long break with no school that begins in June. The party with family and friends after the ceremony is over. Money earned by hard working students to help pay for college. The fun things even remembered about your friends and your school. The big finish for 12th graders before they head for college and careers. Your new status once you work across that stage and graduate. Where many students will play in their time off from school. The ceremony for 6th or 8th graders moving up to a new school. You’ll hang us up for the last time after the final day of school.
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April Crossword Answers: Across: 1. School 3. Warmer 5. April 7. Engagement 8. District 10. Mustang 13. Roadrunner 15. Yellow 18. Active 19. Poppy
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The mascot at Barstow High School.
The person who helped you learn to read, write, or do math. The string on the graduation cap that you moved to show you are finished. The first big graduation a student has when they are 5 or 6 years old. The place where younger students made memories during recess. A special certificate given to high schoolers when they finished school.
Down: 1. Spring Break 2. Barstow 4. Kite 6. Read 9. Thirty 11. Spring 12. Good Friday 14. March 16. Learn 17. Pencil
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The student who ranks second in the
high school
graduating class.
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A book full of pictures of all the students and staff. The Roman soldier mascot for Central High. He still you practice all year, from picture books to long novels.
Word search answers can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.
Valedictorian Salutatorian Kindergarten Scholarship Celebration
Graduation Centurions Promotion Playground Yearbook
Backpack Backyard Memories Teacher Diploma
Reading Aztecs Summer Tassel Alumni
MAYO 2026 BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT NOTICIAS MENSUALES DE BUSD
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Información sobre Promociones y Graduaciones ¿Qué está sucediendo? en nuestro distrito Celebrando nuestro camino juntos Estimados familiares, estudiantes y personal de Barstow: ¡FELICIDADES A LA CLASE DE 2026! Mientras contemplo nuestro hermoso paisaje desértico esta primavera, mi corazón se llena de gratitud. Este año marca un hito muy especial para mí: celebro seis maravillosos años con el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Barstow, incluyendo los últimos tres años sirviendo como su Superintendente. Ha sido el mayor honor de mi vida profesional liderar este distrito y ser testigo del increíble crecimiento dentro de nuestras aulas y nuestra comunidad. Al prepararme para mi jubilación el 30 de junio, me encuentro reflexionando sobre las poderosas lecciones que hemos compartido. Comenzamos aprendiendo a ser el "Grano de Café". Así como un grano de café transforma una olla de agua hirviendo en algo rico y nuevo, ustedes me demostraron que no tenemos que dejar que nuestro entorno nos cambie; por el contrario, tenemos el poder de cambiar el mundo que nos rodea. También aceptamos la verdad de que somos "Mejores Juntos". Nuestra fuerza siempre ha provenido de la colaboración entre maestros, padres y estudiantes. Juntos, convertimos los desafíos en "Momentos de Inspiración" (Lightbulb Moments), esas instancias mágicas donde un concepto difícil finalmente cobra sentido y el potencial de un estudiante comienza a brillar de verdad. Aunque me dirijo hacia un nuevo capítulo, me siento increíblemente optimista sobre el futuro de BUSD. Tengo plena confianza en el liderazgo del Sr. Jorge Gutiérrez, quien, junto con nuestro personal dedicado y nuestra comunidad solidaria, continuará impulsando este distrito hacia adelante. Los cimientos que hemos construido juntos son sólidos, y sé que los mejores días de Barstow aún están por venir. A nuestra Clase Graduada de 2026: ¡Felicidades! Ustedes son la personificación de todo lo que nos esforzamos por lograr. Han demostrado resiliencia, brillantez y corazón. Mientras cruzan ese escenario, sepan que BUSD siempre los estará apoyando. Ya sea que se dirijan a la universidad, inicien una carrera profesional o se unan a las fuerzas armadas, lleven su "bombilla de luz" con ustedes y sigan iluminando cada habitación en la que entren. Les deseo a cada uno de ustedes un verano reparador, seguro y lleno de alegría. Gracias por permitirme ser parte de sus vidas durante estos últimos seis años. Ha sido un camino inolvidable. ¡Sigan siendo curiosos, Barstow!
Con
mi
más
profundo
agradecimiento,
Deanna Swearingen Superintendente
MAYO 2026
BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Página 2 Eventos en el sitio
Sciencepalooza 2026 Estudiantes de 3 a 8 grado de todo el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Barstow participaron en "Sciencepalooza 2026", celebrado en el Gimnasio Don Bilsborough de la Escuela Secundaria Barstow. El evento incluyó actividades prácticas, tales como la construcción de barcos, experimentos con paracaídas, Minecraft y más; así como presentaciones con animales vivos, explicaciones sobre la ciencia detrás de la presión en entornos fríos y calientes, la exhibición de un robot de *Star Wars*, la creación de un pulpo mediante una impresora 3D, la elaboración de *slime*, el uso de imanes para sacar un objeto de un laberinto y la guía de una bola robótica hacia diferentes puntos de una cuadrícula utilizando un dispositivo inteligente. Estas actividades y demostraciones —dinámicas, prácticas y llenas de energía— fueron un rotundo éxito entre los estudiantes. ¡Gracias a Stacia Lawhorn Lewis, a Danielle King y a todos aquellos que hicieron de este evento una oportunidad divertida para todos los asistentes!
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BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Página 3 Eventos en el sitio ¡Todo un éxito el Sciencepalooza!
Sciencepalooza 2026 brindó a los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Barstow (BUSD) la oportunidad de experimentar la ciencia de forma práctica y de apreciar de cerca el arte de la ciencia. Los estudiantes conocieron a algunos de los animales que habitan en nuestro desierto, entre ellos una tortuga, una serpiente real, un erizo y otros más. Saving Slowpoke, un grupo local dedicado a la defensa de la tortuga del desierto, compartió con los estudiantes la necesidad de proteger a esta especie de la extinción. La superintendente del BUSD, Deanna Swearingen, recibió una lección intensiva sobre la importancia de la tortuga para el ecosistema del desierto. Los estudiantes de la Escuela Preparatoria Central (Central High School) mostraron a los niños más pequeños cómo la presión afecta al metal en entornos fríos y calientes: tomaron una lata de refresco vacía, la calentaron y, posteriormente, la sumergieron en agua helada, provocando que la lata se aplastara. El responsable de Saving Slowpoke muestra un animal del desierto —a la izquierda— a los estudiantes en el Sciencepalooza 2026. Los alumnos de la Escuela Primaria Henderson —en el centro— exhiben con orgullo sus moléculas de agua hechas con malvaviscos, cortesía de la Escuela Secundaria Central (CHS). Los estudiantes de la CHS —a la derecha— realizan un experimento sobre la presión utilizando temperaturas frías y calientes.
La superintendente Deanna Swearingen (a la izquierda) se une a Art Basulto —líder de Saving Slowpoke, un grupo local de defensa del desierto— para presentar a la mascota del grupo. Wild Wonders (a la derecha) sostiene una gran serpiente para que los estudiantes la admiren durante el Sciencepalooza 2026.
Otra parte de Sciencepalooza 2026 consistió en la presentación de experimentos científicos por parte de nuestros estudiantes. Felicitamos a todos los alumnos que recibieron premios en la Ceremonia de Premiación de Sciencepalooza 2026. Varios de nuestros estudiantes clasificaron para llevar sus proyectos a la Feria de Ciencia e Ingeniería de San Bernardino, Inyo y Mono (SIMSEF) más adelante este año.
MAYO 2026 Página 4 OFICINA DE DISTRITO BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Mientras nos preparamos para el Picnic Anual de Agradecimiento a los Empleados, nuestros corazones están llenos de gratitud. No es un secreto que nuestros educadores, administradores y personal de apoyo son la columna vertebral de este distrito, pero son nuestros socios comunitarios quienes brindan el "impulso" extra para mantener ese espíritu en lo más alto. Nos gustaría extender un agradecimiento monumental a nuestros Patrocinadores Platino del Picnic 2025-2026. Cada una de estas organizaciones dio un paso adelante con una generosa donación de $2,500, asegurando que nuestro personal disfrute de una tarde de relajación, comida deliciosa y un reconocimiento muy bien merecido. Estos socios ayudaron a cubrir todos los gastos, haciendo que el picnic sea un evento sin costo alguno para nuestros empleados y sus familias directas: No Limit The FMS Gee Heating & Construction Foundation Air Aunque el picnic es el evento principal de la temporada, nuestros esfuerzos de agradecimiento se llevan a cabo durante todo el año gracias al increíble apoyo de SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union. Queremos dar un reconocimiento especial a SchoolsFirst por su dedicación continua a nuestro programa de Empleado del Mes. Cada mes, nuestros ganadores reciben una tarjeta de regalo de Amazon de $25 por cortesía de su equipo. Esta generosidad constante asegura que nuestros empleados más destacados se sientan vistos y valorados cada mes del año académico. ¡Gracias, SchoolsFirst, por ser un defensor de nuestros campeones! Cuando nuestros socios comerciales invierten en nuestro personal, están invirtiendo en nuestros estudiantes. Estas donaciones nos permiten mantener la moral alta y fomentar una cultura de excelencia en todo el distrito. A todos nuestros patrocinadores: Ustedes son más que simples donantes; son una parte esencial de nuestra familia escolar. ¡No podríamos lograrlo sin ustedes!
27 de abril de 2026 - 1 de mayo de 2026 Semana del Empleado de Nutrición Escolar
Viernes, 1 de mayo de 2026: Día de los Directores Escolares
Viernes, 1 de mayo de 2026: Día del Héroe del Almuerzo Escolar
4 de mayo de 2026 - 8 de mayo de 2026 Semana Nacional de Agradecimiento a los Maestros
Martes, 5 de mayo de 2026 Día Nacional de Agradecimiento a los Maestros
Miércoles, 13 de mayo de 2026 Día del Maestro en California
Miércoles, 6 de mayo de 2026 Día Nacional de la Enfermera Escolar
17 de mayo de 2026 - 23 de mayo de 2026 Semana de Agradecimiento al Empleado Escolar Clasificado
BUSD April Employees of the Month Classified Elementary: Certificated Elementary:
Claudia Perez- Henderson Brenda Krause - Lenwood Valerie Moreno - BIS Adam Sanucci - Barstow High Maria Lopez
Classified Secondary: Certificated Secondary: Classified Substitute: Certificated Substitute:
Leen Alhattawi Tamra Trujillo Neal Aulakh
District Classified: Management Team: Superintendent’s Choice:
Kevin Vidana-Barda
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MAYO 2026 BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Página 5 ALREDEDOR DEL DISTRITO Celebrando el corazón de Barstow Unified: Mes de agradecimiento a los empleados
En el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Barstow, nuestra mayor fortaleza es nuestro personal dedicado. Al concluir el año escolar, hacemos una pausa para decir: gracias. Su trabajo —en las aulas, en los planteles, en transporte y en funciones administrativas— es un compromiso incalculable con el futuro de Barstow. Su esfuerzo, desde las planeaciones de lecciones hasta altas horas de la noche hasta las conversaciones de apoyo, es la columna vertebral de BUSD, asegurando que los estudiantes se sientan vistos y respaldados. Para mostrar nuestro agradecimiento, cada miembro del personal de BUSD recibirá un regalo especial este mes. Busquen este símbolo de gratitud en su escuela o en la oficina de su departamento; es un pequeño recordatorio de que sus esfuerzos son profundamente valorados por la Mesa Directiva de Educación y el Liderazgo del Distrito. Su compromiso impulsa nuestro distrito hacia adelante. Para celebrar a nuestra familia de BUSD, organizaremos un Picnic de Agradecimiento este mes de mayo e invitamos a todo el personal a traer a sus familias directas. Serviremos comida a la parrilla, tendremos música, actividades y rifas con premios emocionantes. Este evento es una oportunidad para celebrar a las personas que hacen que nuestras escuelas sean grandiosas. Empleados del Mes 2025-2026
Ruby Casulla-Lenwood Tyler Riebeling - Montara Amy Carson - Skyline Amber Adams - Montara Joey Zamora-Vargas - Crestline Andrea Castillo - Fine Arts Academy Amanda Sabblut - Cameron Christina Chavez- Henderson Ashley Garcia - Enrollment Center Ruth Sandoval - Outreach Liaison Ashley Pearson - Personnel Services Robert Najera - Fiscal Services Alma Esquivel - Pupil Services Joseph Herrera - FMO Margarita “Maggie” Pina - ISS Edward Munnerlyn - FMO
Guadalup Cessi- Nunez - BJHS Angel Robles - BIS Robbie Williets - BHS Staci Atilano - STEM Anissa Santos - BJHS Mariaeulalia “Lala” Nunez - CHS Briana Simonaitis - CHS Karissa Rodriguez-Cardenas - BHS
David Schnieder - Lenwood Jessica Garibay- Cameron Maria Rowan - Lenwood Brenda Salazar-Avila - Henderson Diana Guardado - Fine Arts Academy Laura Topete - Montara Gabriela Nunez- Martinez - Crestline Sandra Jimenez- Russell - Skyline
Sarah Abbas - S.A.M - Cameron Jose Rubio - Principal- Lenwood Vince Williams - Athletic Director Veronica Calderon - Dir. Nutrition Svc Deidre Long - Dir. Risk Management Eusebio Zavala - Principal -STEM Michael Prado - S.A.M. - Skyline Cari Mauldin - Principal - BIS
Dr. Lequisha Brown-Joseph - BJHS Danielle Delaney - STEM Mary DeVera - STEM
Jacqueline Castro - BIS Michelle Colleoc - CHS Michelle Lopez- BHS Rachel Ham - BHS Melissa Pryce - BHS
Angelica Mora Alexandria Lira Christina N. Crain Dwayne Rogers Darrell Givens Juan San Martin-Juarez Jarriana Stone Denisse Ceballos
Veronica Teal Maria Padilla Jeffrey Pistor
Tammi Harper - IT Diane Corhn - FMO Fabian Carretero-Sanchez - FMO Angelica Williams - Cameron Robin Nowtony- Montara Susan Gutierrez-BJHS Jeanette Dominguez- Henderson Michael Armstrong- BHS
Alexander Malan Lordes Quesada Susan Zaleski
Uta Harrel Sozy Gad
MAYO 2026 BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Newsletter Página 6 NOTICIAS DEPORTIVAS 2025-2026: Un año de campeonatos, títulos de liga y distinciones para los atletas del BUSD
¡Qué año ha sido para los estudiantes deportistas de nuestro Distrito Escolar Unificado de Barstow! Celebramos a nuestro equipo de fútbol americano, los Aztecs, al ganar el Campeonato Estatal 4-AA de la Federación Interescolar de California (CIF), tras derrotar a la Sutter Union High School con un marcador de 17-7. Nuestros Aztecs son el PRIMER equipo de fútbol americano en el High Desert en ganar un campeonato estatal.
El equipo femenino de voleibol de las Lady Aztecs (a la derecha) avanzó a la segunda ronda de los playoffs de la División Seis de la CIF.
El equipo de lucha libre de los Aztecs, que se presenta a continuación, continúa su tradición de acumular campeonatos y clasificar a sus luchadores para el CIF. Un total de cinco Aztecs conquistaron títulos de la Desert Sky League, otros cinco obtuvieron posiciones destacadas y los diez clasificaron para los Campeonatos Individuales del CIF.
El equipo de baloncesto masculino de los Aztecs (a la izquierda) avanzó a los cuartos de final de los playoffs de la División 8 de la CIF, tras conseguir victorias sobre las escuelas secundarias Santa Ana y Loara.
La Barstow Junior High School (arriba a la izquierda), así como los equipos masculino (abajo a la izquierda) y femenino (en el centro a la izquierda) de la Barstow STEM Academy, ganaron títulos de la High Desert Athletic League este año. Para la BJHS, este fue su primer título de liga; para el equipo masculino de la STEM Academy, fue el tercero, y para el femenino, el primero.
Béisbol BHS
Fecha
Oponentes Hora V Hora JV
Lugar
Adelanto - Senior Day
Mon. May 4
3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m.
casa
Wed. May 6 Adelanto 3:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. visitante
Nota: Todos los partidos de béisbol de la categoría juvenil se juegan en el Barstow Sports Park, a menos que se indique lo contrario. El equipo de béisbol de los Aztecs honrará y reconocerá a sus atletas de la Clase de 2026 el lunes 4 de mayo, antes del partido del equipo contra Adelanto.
¡Felicidades a los equipos de fútbol masculino y femenino de los Aztecs, al equipo de campo a través de los Aztecs, a la Academia STEM y al equipo de voleibol de BJHS, a los equipos de tenis masculino y femenino de los Aztecs, al equipo de atletismo de los Aztecs y a los equipos de golf masculino y femenino de los Aztecs por sus logros de este año!
Sóftbol de BHS
Fútbol de BJHS
Fecha
Hora V
Hora JV
Lugar
Oponentes
Fútbol de STEM
Fecha Oponentes Hora Thurs. May 7, Tue. May 12, Thurs. May 14 HDAL Playoffs TBD TBD
Mon. May 4
Adelanto 3:15 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
visitante
Fecha
Oponentes Hora
Mon. May 4, Wed. May 6, Fri.
Wed. May 6
Adelanto -Senior Day
3:15 p.m
3:15 p.m.
casa
TBD
TBD
May 8 HDAL Playoffs
Las Lady Aztecs honrarán y reconocerán a las jugadoras de la Clase de 2026 tras el encuentro del equipo contra Adelanto el 8 de mayo.
Todos los partidos en casa de BJHS y STEM se juegan en BJHS.
MAYO 2026 Página 7 Graduaciones y Promociones del Distrito BARSTOW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Fecha y Hora:
Sábado, 16 de mayo de 2026 La ceremonia comienza a las: 10:00 am
Jueves, 21 de mayo de 2026 La ceremonia comienza a las: 7:00PM
Fecha y Hora:
Fecha y Hora:
Jueves, 28 de mayo de 2026 La ceremonia comienza a las: 7:00PM
Ubicación:
Barstow High School, Langworthy Field
Ubicación:
Barstow Community College PAC
Central High School Courtyard
Ubicación:
Se requiere boleto:
Sí, cada graduado recibirá 10 boletos.
Se requiere boleto:
Sí, cada graduado recibirá 3 boletos. Todos, incluyendo a los bebés, necesitan un boleto o se permiten globos ni bebidas externas (se permite agua embotellada). Se permite la decoración de los birretes. Todos necesitan un boleto, incluyendo a los bebés.
Sí, los graduados recibirán 8 boletos.
Se requiere boleto:
Apertura de puertas:
at 5:30 pm
Otra información
Otra información
El estacionamiento para personas con discapacidad se encuentra en el área de talleres (Shop area); los vehículos deben contar con una placa o distintivo de discapacidad emitido por el DMV y los espacios se asignarán por orden de llegada. No se permiten globos, objetos ruidosos/cornetas de aire, letreros ni cochecitos de bebé.
Fecha y Hora:
Martes, 26 de mayo de 2026 La ceremonia comienza a las: 6:00 PM
Ubicación:
Barstow Community College Gymnasium
Se requiere boleto:
Sí, cada graduado recibirá 6 boletos. Se pueden solicitar hasta 6 boletos adicionales mientras estén disponibles. Los estudiantes deben llegar a las 5:15 PM; las puertas para invitados se abren a las 5:45 PM. No se permiten globos ni objetos ruidosos/cornetas de aire.
Fecha y Hora:
Miércoles, 27 de mayo de 2026 La ceremonia comienza a las 6:00 PM
Ubicación:
Barstow Community College Gymnasium
Barstow Intermediate no tendrá una
Se requiere boleto:
Sí, los graduados recibirán 10 boletos. Los empleados pueden entrar con su gafete/identificación.
Apertura de puertas:
ceremonia formal, pero celebrará a los estudiantes de 6.º grado el último día de clases.
Otra información
Los asientos se asignarán por orden de llegada; no se permite apartar lugares. No se permiten objetos ruidosos, comida ni bebidas (excepto agua embotellada), letreros/pósteres grandes ni globos.
Otra información
Plantel de Escuela Primaria
Fecha y Hora:
Nivel de Grado
Otra Información
Barstow Fine Arts
5/22 @ 9:30 am Kinder
Los estudiantes recibirán 4 boletos y se les recomienda vestir de manera formal, cumpliendo con el código de vestimenta. Los birretes de graduación pueden estar decorados o adornados.
Cameron
5/20 @ 9:00 am 5/27 @ 9:30 am
4K Kinder
Promoción Promoción
Crestline
5/19 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 10:00 am
4K Kinder TK
no se permiten globos, no se permiten floreros de vidrio
Henderson
5/20 @ 9:00 am 5/21 @ 9:00 am
TK Kinder
Promoción Promoción
Lenwood
5/21 @ 9:15 am 5/22 @ 9:15 am 5/26 @ 9:15 am 5/26 @ 9:00 am 5/26 @ 10:00 am 5/27 @ 10:30 am
Kinder TK 4th Grade TK Kinder 4th Grade
Promoción Promoción Promoción
Montara
Nuestra política de visitantes se aplicará ya que este evento se llevará a cabo durante el horario escolar. Los visitantes deben ser adultos con una identificación válida. Solo se permiten 5 visitantes por estudiante. No se permiten menores de edad en el plantel durante el horario escolar (esto incluye a los bebés). No se permitirá que los estudiantes salgan de clase para asistir a la promoción de sus hermanos. No se permiten artículos de gran tamaño, flores ni globos. Noche Formal de 4.º Grado - Celebren juntos con una cena. Cada estudiante recibirá 2 boletos (para adultos). Promoción Deje los cochecitos de bebé afuera, silencie su teléfono celular. No se permiten globos, pancartas ni objetos ruidosos.
Skyline
5/13 5-6:30 pm 5/21 @ 9:30 am 5/26 @ 9:30 am
4th Grade TK Kinder
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