If the bond passes, what can the money be spent on?
State law requires that bond money ban only be spend on what is included in the ballot language. It CANNOT be spent on salaries, bonuses, operating expenses or routine maintenance etc. Expenditures of bond money, by law, is limited to projects like school infrastructure, new construction, renovations, school buses and technology needs. State law also requires an independent audit of the dollars spent from a bond program.
For more information visit: https://www.hcsbond2025.com/
Please see below for an important message from Mrs. Gierzak from our Food Service Dept.
For menus, be sure to check out: hesp.nutrislice.com
If you have questions, feel free to reach out to her at gierzakd@hesp.net or 231-854-0509.
Attention Hesperia Families:
Important information regarding polling location changes are shown below.
If passed, our November 4th Bond would focus on these key areas to address the most pressing needs in our district: safety & security, infrastructure, learning environments and athletics.
For the complete breakdown of projects, visit: https://www.hcsbond2025.com/
Panther Families:
Just a reminder that we have a half day of school tomorrow.
A Message from Nurse Sayer:
This school year DHD#10 will more than likely not be able to make it into most schools to provide services due to staffing. The alternative plan is to offer clinics at DHD#10 offices. We understand this is not the most ideal and we apologize for the inconvenience.
I have attached a flyer with the 3 upcoming clinics, one in Wexford County, one in Mason County, and one in Oceana County. Children can also have vision checked with an eye doctor; hearing can be checked off by most primary care offices.
We’re one week away from election day!
Remember to vote on or before November 4.
For more information visit: https://www.hcsbond2025.com/
Do you have questions about the proposed bond or want additional information? Please attend our open house TONIGHT!
How will the bond proposal impact my taxes?
The bond is designed so that there will not be a change to the estimated 2025 tax rate compared to the 2024 tax rate. Meaning, the tax rate you paid in 2024, 7.5 mills for the current debt is expected to remain the same in 2025 if the bond proposal is approved.
For more information visit: https://www.hcsbond2025.com/
On Wednesday, November 5, our National Honor Society Chapter is hosting the first blood drive of the year. This is a great way to support others in need. The drive runs from 8 to 1:30 p.m. in the HS Library.
Use this link to sign up: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11606679
Hesperia Community Schools would like to thank everyone who participated in this week’s School Bus Safety Week activities! Your support helps keep our students and community safe every day.
Remember — school bus safety is everyone’s responsibility, always! 🚸
#SchoolBusSafetyWeek #HesperiaCommunitySchools #ThankYou #SafetyTogether #ItTakesAVillage
Yearbooks are for everyone, and to help you or your student purchase a yearbook, Jostens offers a variety of payment options and plans.
These options ensure that you can get your yearbook at the cheapest price possible while also providing flexibility, such as allowing you to pay in installments. Yearbooks are currently $55, and that price will continue to increase after November 14th, 2025.
Please see the attached flyer for more information, or click this link!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1064160/Hesperia-High-School/2026-Yearbook/20250618100846000136/CATALOG_SHOP/
If the November 4 bond passes, we would reconstruct the south east parking lot to connect directly to the stadium.
For more information visit: https://www.hcsbond2025.com/
Message from the Transportation Department:
This Wednesday and Thursday morning, our Transportation Department will be conducting school bus evacuation drills. These proactive trainings help ensure that both drivers and students are well-prepared in the event of an emergency.
We want to emphasize that the school bus is an extension of our classrooms—safety and preparedness are part of our learning environment.
Please note that students may be excused for being late on these days. All school buildings have been notified. If you have questions and/or concerns, please reach out to the Transportation office.
Together we achieve,
Kadin R. Haddock
Transportation Director
Take a look at what our Michigan Association for Pupil Transportation created with RFK Race Car Driver Ryan Preece to promote School Bus Safety!