CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Joshua Dickey – Vista Grande High School
Joshua Dickey served in the United States Air Force from 2002 to 2017, completing 15 years of service and five combat tours — three in Afghanistan and two in Iraq.
Joining the Air Force at age 19, shortly after the events of September 11, 2001, he was motivated by a sense of patriotism and a desire to serve his country. His role as a Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) involved coordinating and calling in aircraft to protect military forces while they were engaged by the enemy. His work required tremendous skill, focus, and dedication in high-pressure situations.
Today, Joshua continues serving others as a Campus Safety Officer at Vista Grande High School, helping keep our students and school community safe.
Thank you, Joshua, for your 15 years of military service and for continuing your commitment to protecting and serving others!
Joshua Dickey served in the United States Air Force from 2002 to 2017, completing 15 years of service and five combat tours — three in Afghanistan and two in Iraq.
Joining the Air Force at age 19, shortly after the events of September 11, 2001, he was motivated by a sense of patriotism and a desire to serve his country. His role as a Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) involved coordinating and calling in aircraft to protect military forces while they were engaged by the enemy. His work required tremendous skill, focus, and dedication in high-pressure situations.
Today, Joshua continues serving others as a Campus Safety Officer at Vista Grande High School, helping keep our students and school community safe.
Thank you, Joshua, for your 15 years of military service and for continuing your commitment to protecting and serving others!
🏈 PLAYOFF FOOTBALL, COUGARS! 💙💛
The CGUHS Girls Flag Football team is headed to the playoffs! Join us this Saturday, November 14, as the Cougars take on Verrado High School.
📅 Saturday, November 14
⏰ Kickoff at 2:00 PM
📍 Al Van Hazel Stadium – Casa Grande Union High School
🎟️ Tickets must be purchased through GoFan. No cash will be accepted at the gate. Adult tickets are $10 and student tickets are $6, plus GoFan service fees.
Only AIA passes will be accepted.
Come out and support our Cougars as they take the field in the playoffs!
The CGUHS Girls Flag Football team is headed to the playoffs! Join us this Saturday, November 14, as the Cougars take on Verrado High School.
📅 Saturday, November 14
⏰ Kickoff at 2:00 PM
📍 Al Van Hazel Stadium – Casa Grande Union High School
🎟️ Tickets must be purchased through GoFan. No cash will be accepted at the gate. Adult tickets are $10 and student tickets are $6, plus GoFan service fees.
Only AIA passes will be accepted.
Come out and support our Cougars as they take the field in the playoffs!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Rosie Perez – Vista Grande High School
Today, we recognize Rosie Perez, Science teacher at Vista Grande High School, for her service in the United States Navy.
Rosie served during Operation Desert Storm while stationed in Sicily, supporting the Navy's mission during this important period in our nation's history.
Today, she continues making a difference by educating and inspiring students at Vista Grande High School.
Thank you, Rosie, for your service to our country and for the impact you continue to make in the lives of our students!
Today, we recognize Rosie Perez, Science teacher at Vista Grande High School, for her service in the United States Navy.
Rosie served during Operation Desert Storm while stationed in Sicily, supporting the Navy's mission during this important period in our nation's history.
Today, she continues making a difference by educating and inspiring students at Vista Grande High School.
Thank you, Rosie, for your service to our country and for the impact you continue to make in the lives of our students!
SUPPORT OUR LADY COUGARS FLAG FOOTBALL TEAM! 🏈
The Lady Cougars Flag Football Boosters are hosting a raffle to help cover playoff expenses as the girls continue their postseason journey.
🎟️ Raffle Deadline: Wednesday, November 11, at 5:00 PM
🎉 Drawing: Wednesday, November 11, at 6:00 PM
📱 Live Drawing: Lady Cougars Flag Football Facebook page
Interested in participating? Contact the boosters:
📘 Facebook: Lady Cougars Flag Football (look for the CG logo)
📧 Email: ladycougarsflag@gmail.com
📲 Text: 520-483-8132
We appreciate the continued support of our Cougar community, families, and local businesses. Every contribution helps our girls with playoff expenses and supports their journey as they represent CG Union.
Thank you for supporting our Lady Cougars!
The Lady Cougars Flag Football Boosters are hosting a raffle to help cover playoff expenses as the girls continue their postseason journey.
🎟️ Raffle Deadline: Wednesday, November 11, at 5:00 PM
🎉 Drawing: Wednesday, November 11, at 6:00 PM
📱 Live Drawing: Lady Cougars Flag Football Facebook page
Interested in participating? Contact the boosters:
📘 Facebook: Lady Cougars Flag Football (look for the CG logo)
📧 Email: ladycougarsflag@gmail.com
📲 Text: 520-483-8132
We appreciate the continued support of our Cougar community, families, and local businesses. Every contribution helps our girls with playoff expenses and supports their journey as they represent CG Union.
Thank you for supporting our Lady Cougars!
🎃 Pumpkin Rolls for a Great Cause! 🎃
Casa Grande Union Culinary Arts students are making homemade, from-scratch pumpkin rolls, and you can enjoy one (or three!) while supporting a great cause.
Every purchase helps send our students to the FCCLA State Competition this spring.
Interested in ordering? Simply scan the QR code on the flyer and complete the form. You can pay in person at the school bookstore.
For questions, email jarvizu@cguhsd.org.
Thank you for supporting our students and their hard work! 💙💛
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Master Sergeant Josh Haskins – Casa Grande Union High School
Master Sergeant Josh Haskins proudly served in the United States Air Force for 22 years, from 1996 to 2018. During the first part of his career, he worked as a weapons loader before being promoted to First Sergeant, a leadership role he held until his retirement in March 2018.
Throughout his military career, he was stationed in several states, as well as Guam, South Korea, and Italy. His service included deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Southern Watch in Saudi Arabia.
Today, Master Sergeant Haskins continues serving others as the school nurse at Casa Grande Union High School, helping care for and support our students each day.
Thank you, Master Sergeant Haskins, for 22 years of dedicated military service and for continuing to make a difference in the lives of our students and school community!
Master Sergeant Josh Haskins proudly served in the United States Air Force for 22 years, from 1996 to 2018. During the first part of his career, he worked as a weapons loader before being promoted to First Sergeant, a leadership role he held until his retirement in March 2018.
Throughout his military career, he was stationed in several states, as well as Guam, South Korea, and Italy. His service included deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Southern Watch in Saudi Arabia.
Today, Master Sergeant Haskins continues serving others as the school nurse at Casa Grande Union High School, helping care for and support our students each day.
Thank you, Master Sergeant Haskins, for 22 years of dedicated military service and for continuing to make a difference in the lives of our students and school community!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Keith Mitchell – Vista Grande High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Keith Mitchell, math teacher at Vista Grande High School, for his service in the United States Army.
Keith served from October 1987 to August 1990, achieving the rank of Specialist. During his military service, he also participated in the Gulf War.
Today, Keith continues to serve our community by educating and supporting the next generation of Spartans in the classroom. From serving our country to shaping future generations, Keith's commitment to service makes a difference.
Thank you, Keith, for your service to our nation and for being part of the Vista Grande Spartan family!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Keith Mitchell, math teacher at Vista Grande High School, for his service in the United States Army.
Keith served from October 1987 to August 1990, achieving the rank of Specialist. During his military service, he also participated in the Gulf War.
Today, Keith continues to serve our community by educating and supporting the next generation of Spartans in the classroom. From serving our country to shaping future generations, Keith's commitment to service makes a difference.
Thank you, Keith, for your service to our nation and for being part of the Vista Grande Spartan family!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Specialist Naomi Peng
Naomi Peng enlisted in the United States Army through the Delayed Entry Program in 1995. She completed Basic Combat Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in 1996, followed by Advanced Individual Training at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, where she qualified as a Medical Specialist.
Her first assignment was with the 1st Infantry Division, known as the Big Red One, in Kitzingen, Germany, where she served for two years. During that time, she completed Medical Proficiency Training in 1998, further developing her medical skills.
Following her overseas assignment, Naomi was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington, where she served with the 2nd Infantry Division Forward Support Battalion. Her service was recognized with the Army Achievement Medal and several military ribbons honoring her commitment and dedication.
After her honorable discharge from the Army, Naomi continued her passion for helping others by pursuing a career in speech therapy. Today, she serves as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA), helping our students improve their communication skills.
From caring for fellow soldiers to helping others find their voice, Naomi's dedication to serving others continues. Thank you, Specialist Peng, for your service to our country and for continuing to make a difference in the lives of others!
Naomi Peng enlisted in the United States Army through the Delayed Entry Program in 1995. She completed Basic Combat Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in 1996, followed by Advanced Individual Training at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, where she qualified as a Medical Specialist.
Her first assignment was with the 1st Infantry Division, known as the Big Red One, in Kitzingen, Germany, where she served for two years. During that time, she completed Medical Proficiency Training in 1998, further developing her medical skills.
Following her overseas assignment, Naomi was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington, where she served with the 2nd Infantry Division Forward Support Battalion. Her service was recognized with the Army Achievement Medal and several military ribbons honoring her commitment and dedication.
After her honorable discharge from the Army, Naomi continued her passion for helping others by pursuing a career in speech therapy. Today, she serves as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA), helping our students improve their communication skills.
From caring for fellow soldiers to helping others find their voice, Naomi's dedication to serving others continues. Thank you, Specialist Peng, for your service to our country and for continuing to make a difference in the lives of others!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Corey Drury – Casa Grande Union High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Corey Drury, Drama and Stagecraft teacher at Casa Grande Union High School, for his service in the United States Air Force.
Corey proudly served for more than nine years, from February 1996 to June 2005, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant (E-5). During his military career, he worked in aircraft avionics and armament operations, as well as public relations and combat photography. These roles allowed him to support military missions while documenting the experiences, people and stories of those serving our country.
His service took him around the world, including deployments and assignments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Singapore, Japan and South Korea in support of military operations, including Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Throughout his career, Corey experienced both rewarding moments and difficult challenges, including injuries that continue to affect him today. Through it all, he remains proud of his service and the opportunity to serve alongside dedicated Airmen from different backgrounds and specialties.
His time in the Air Force taught him discipline, resilience, leadership and the importance of looking out for others. Those values continue to guide him in education and community service today.
As Corey shared, being a veteran is more than a title. It represents a lifelong commitment to service, sacrifice and the bonds formed with those who wore the uniform.
Thank you, Corey, for your service to our country and for sharing your talents, experiences and dedication with our Cougar students!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Corey Drury, Drama and Stagecraft teacher at Casa Grande Union High School, for his service in the United States Air Force.
Corey proudly served for more than nine years, from February 1996 to June 2005, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant (E-5). During his military career, he worked in aircraft avionics and armament operations, as well as public relations and combat photography. These roles allowed him to support military missions while documenting the experiences, people and stories of those serving our country.
His service took him around the world, including deployments and assignments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Singapore, Japan and South Korea in support of military operations, including Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Throughout his career, Corey experienced both rewarding moments and difficult challenges, including injuries that continue to affect him today. Through it all, he remains proud of his service and the opportunity to serve alongside dedicated Airmen from different backgrounds and specialties.
His time in the Air Force taught him discipline, resilience, leadership and the importance of looking out for others. Those values continue to guide him in education and community service today.
As Corey shared, being a veteran is more than a title. It represents a lifelong commitment to service, sacrifice and the bonds formed with those who wore the uniform.
Thank you, Corey, for your service to our country and for sharing your talents, experiences and dedication with our Cougar students!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Master Gunnery Sergeant Tyrone Davis – United States Marine Corps (Retired)
This Veterans Day, we are honored to recognize Casa Grande Union High School's Master Gunnery Sergeant Tyrone Davis, who dedicated 30 years of service to the United States Marine Corps, serving from 1991 to 2021.
Beginning his career as an Infantry Marine, Davis steadily advanced through the enlisted ranks, ultimately earning the prestigious rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant (E-9). Throughout his distinguished career, he completed eight deployments, including combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan during the Global War on Terrorism.
His three decades of service were defined by leadership, discipline, resilience and a commitment to developing the Marines who served alongside him. As an Infantry Marine, he dedicated his career to combat readiness, tactical proficiency and mentoring the next generation of Marines.
But behind those 30 years of service was someone whose contributions were just as meaningful: his wife, Tracy. Through repeated deployments, lengthy separations and the many demands of military life, Tracy provided unwavering love, strength and support. Master Gunnery Sergeant Davis recognizes that his accomplishments were never his alone. As he so powerfully expressed, while he wore the uniform, they both carried the weight of service.
After retiring in 2021, Davis carried forward the values of honor, courage and commitment that shaped his Marine Corps career. Although his military service has concluded, his dedication to leadership, mentorship and developing future generations continues.
Thank you, Master Gunnery Sergeant Davis, for 30 years of honorable service to our country. And thank you to Tracy and your family for the sacrifices and support that are also part of this legacy of service!
This Veterans Day, we are honored to recognize Casa Grande Union High School's Master Gunnery Sergeant Tyrone Davis, who dedicated 30 years of service to the United States Marine Corps, serving from 1991 to 2021.
Beginning his career as an Infantry Marine, Davis steadily advanced through the enlisted ranks, ultimately earning the prestigious rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant (E-9). Throughout his distinguished career, he completed eight deployments, including combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan during the Global War on Terrorism.
His three decades of service were defined by leadership, discipline, resilience and a commitment to developing the Marines who served alongside him. As an Infantry Marine, he dedicated his career to combat readiness, tactical proficiency and mentoring the next generation of Marines.
But behind those 30 years of service was someone whose contributions were just as meaningful: his wife, Tracy. Through repeated deployments, lengthy separations and the many demands of military life, Tracy provided unwavering love, strength and support. Master Gunnery Sergeant Davis recognizes that his accomplishments were never his alone. As he so powerfully expressed, while he wore the uniform, they both carried the weight of service.
After retiring in 2021, Davis carried forward the values of honor, courage and commitment that shaped his Marine Corps career. Although his military service has concluded, his dedication to leadership, mentorship and developing future generations continues.
Thank you, Master Gunnery Sergeant Davis, for 30 years of honorable service to our country. And thank you to Tracy and your family for the sacrifices and support that are also part of this legacy of service!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Superintendent Jeff Lavender
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize CGUHSD Superintendent Jeff Lavender for his service in the United States Army and Army National Guard.
Jeff served in the U.S. Army from 1981 to 1985 and continued his military service with the Army National Guard from 1985 to 1997. As a Finance Specialist, he was stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and Wiesbaden, West Germany.
After graduating from high school at 18, Jeff wasn't sure what direction he wanted his life to take. The Army became the best option for him at the time, but it ultimately became so much more. He reflects that during those four years, he learned more about himself, diversity and his country than at any other time in his life. He describes his military experience as some of the best and worst times of his life, but he remains proud to have served. Given the same circumstances, he says he would make the same decision again.
Today, Jeff continues his commitment to serving others as superintendent of Casa Grande Union High School District, helping lead our schools and support the success of our students.
Thank you, Superintendent Lavender, for your service to our country and your continued dedication to serving our students, staff and community!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize CGUHSD Superintendent Jeff Lavender for his service in the United States Army and Army National Guard.
Jeff served in the U.S. Army from 1981 to 1985 and continued his military service with the Army National Guard from 1985 to 1997. As a Finance Specialist, he was stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and Wiesbaden, West Germany.
After graduating from high school at 18, Jeff wasn't sure what direction he wanted his life to take. The Army became the best option for him at the time, but it ultimately became so much more. He reflects that during those four years, he learned more about himself, diversity and his country than at any other time in his life. He describes his military experience as some of the best and worst times of his life, but he remains proud to have served. Given the same circumstances, he says he would make the same decision again.
Today, Jeff continues his commitment to serving others as superintendent of Casa Grande Union High School District, helping lead our schools and support the success of our students.
Thank you, Superintendent Lavender, for your service to our country and your continued dedication to serving our students, staff and community!
📢 Governing Board Meeting
🗓 Monday, November 9
🕕 6:00 PM – Special Governing Board Meeting
🕡 6:30 PM – Regular Governing Board Meeting
📍 District Office Board Room
1st Floor
🔗 Governing Board Webpage (Agenda):
https://cguhsd.community.highbond.com/Portal/
📺 YouTube Livestream (Watch Live):
https://www.youtube.com/@cguhsdcasagrandeunionhighs6531
🗓 Monday, November 9
🕕 6:00 PM – Special Governing Board Meeting
🕡 6:30 PM – Regular Governing Board Meeting
📍 District Office Board Room
1st Floor
🔗 Governing Board Webpage (Agenda):
https://cguhsd.community.highbond.com/Portal/
📺 YouTube Livestream (Watch Live):
https://www.youtube.com/@cguhsdcasagrandeunionhighs6531
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Suellen Everhart – Casa Grande Union High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Suellen Everhart of Casa Grande Union High School for her service in the United States Navy.
Suellen served as a Radioman Second Class Petty Officer, a role that contributed to the important communications operations of the U.S. Navy.
We are grateful for her dedication and commitment to serving our country and are honored to recognize her as part of the CGUHSD family. Thank you, Suellen, for your service to our nation.
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Suellen Everhart of Casa Grande Union High School for her service in the United States Navy.
Suellen served as a Radioman Second Class Petty Officer, a role that contributed to the important communications operations of the U.S. Navy.
We are grateful for her dedication and commitment to serving our country and are honored to recognize her as part of the CGUHSD family. Thank you, Suellen, for your service to our nation.
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Adrianna Medina – Vista Grande High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Adrianna Medina, Senior Marine Instructor at Vista Grande High School, for more than 21 years of service in the United States Marine Corps.
Born and raised in San Jose, California, Adrianna joined the Marine Corps at just 17 years old and celebrated her 18th birthday in Okinawa, Japan. During 21.5 years of service, Adrianna had the opportunity to travel the world and serve alongside exceptional Marines.
One of the most meaningful assignments of Adrianna's career was completing two tours as a Drill Instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island in South Carolina, helping transform civilians into United States Marines.
For Adrianna, the most rewarding part of military service was serving and mentoring fellow Marines while giving back to the community and supporting young people.
Today, Adrianna continues that mission as the Senior Marine Instructor at Vista Grande, helping students build confidence, develop character and strengthen their leadership skills.
From developing Marines to mentoring the next generation of Spartans, Adrianna's commitment to service continues. Thank you, Adrianna, for your 21.5 years of service to our country and for the difference you continue to make in the lives of our students!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Adrianna Medina, Senior Marine Instructor at Vista Grande High School, for more than 21 years of service in the United States Marine Corps.
Born and raised in San Jose, California, Adrianna joined the Marine Corps at just 17 years old and celebrated her 18th birthday in Okinawa, Japan. During 21.5 years of service, Adrianna had the opportunity to travel the world and serve alongside exceptional Marines.
One of the most meaningful assignments of Adrianna's career was completing two tours as a Drill Instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island in South Carolina, helping transform civilians into United States Marines.
For Adrianna, the most rewarding part of military service was serving and mentoring fellow Marines while giving back to the community and supporting young people.
Today, Adrianna continues that mission as the Senior Marine Instructor at Vista Grande, helping students build confidence, develop character and strengthen their leadership skills.
From developing Marines to mentoring the next generation of Spartans, Adrianna's commitment to service continues. Thank you, Adrianna, for your 21.5 years of service to our country and for the difference you continue to make in the lives of our students!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Joseph R. Owensby – Casa Grande Union High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Joseph R. Owensby, Freshman Success teacher and Link Crew Coordinator at Casa Grande Union High School, for his service in the United States Army.
Joseph served as a Combat Medic with the 2-13 Cavalry Unit during the Iraq Campaign and Operation Enduring Freedom. From 2010 to 2011, he deployed to Kuwait and Iraq, providing medical care and support to fellow service members.
Following his deployment, Joseph was stationed with Delta Company at William Beaumont Medical Center in El Paso, Texas. He also served as a medic for the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, providing care and support to those attending the academy.
From caring for fellow soldiers overseas to guiding and supporting students at Casa Grande Union, Joseph continues to make a difference through his commitment to service.
Thank you, Joseph, for your service to our country and for the positive impact you make on our students and CGUHSD community!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Joseph R. Owensby, Freshman Success teacher and Link Crew Coordinator at Casa Grande Union High School, for his service in the United States Army.
Joseph served as a Combat Medic with the 2-13 Cavalry Unit during the Iraq Campaign and Operation Enduring Freedom. From 2010 to 2011, he deployed to Kuwait and Iraq, providing medical care and support to fellow service members.
Following his deployment, Joseph was stationed with Delta Company at William Beaumont Medical Center in El Paso, Texas. He also served as a medic for the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, providing care and support to those attending the academy.
From caring for fellow soldiers overseas to guiding and supporting students at Casa Grande Union, Joseph continues to make a difference through his commitment to service.
Thank you, Joseph, for your service to our country and for the positive impact you make on our students and CGUHSD community!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Aubrey Turner –Casa Grande Union High School Paraeducator
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Aubrey Turner, ESS Paraeducator, for his service in the United States Air Force with the Georgia Air National Guard.
Aubrey served for seven years as a Sergeant, stationed at Dobbins Air Force Base in Marietta, Georgia. As an Information Management Specialist in the Command Post, he provided mission support for the state of Georgia. His unit's mission included supporting and protecting the F-22 fighter jet, and training deployments sometimes involved dangerous situations and personal sacrifice.
During the 1991 Gulf War, his unit was activated and placed on alert. Fortunately, the rotations ended and the war began to draw down before his unit needed to deploy.
Aubrey also has fond memories of his time as a percussionist in the Air Force Band during basic training, where performances gave him opportunities to travel off base.
His military recognitions include the Air Force Achievement Medal, NCO Ribbon, Meritorious Service Medal and National Defense Service Medal.
From serving our nation to supporting students here at CGUHSD, Aubrey's story reflects a continued commitment to service. Thank you, Aubrey, for your service.
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Aubrey Turner, ESS Paraeducator, for his service in the United States Air Force with the Georgia Air National Guard.
Aubrey served for seven years as a Sergeant, stationed at Dobbins Air Force Base in Marietta, Georgia. As an Information Management Specialist in the Command Post, he provided mission support for the state of Georgia. His unit's mission included supporting and protecting the F-22 fighter jet, and training deployments sometimes involved dangerous situations and personal sacrifice.
During the 1991 Gulf War, his unit was activated and placed on alert. Fortunately, the rotations ended and the war began to draw down before his unit needed to deploy.
Aubrey also has fond memories of his time as a percussionist in the Air Force Band during basic training, where performances gave him opportunities to travel off base.
His military recognitions include the Air Force Achievement Medal, NCO Ribbon, Meritorious Service Medal and National Defense Service Medal.
From serving our nation to supporting students here at CGUHSD, Aubrey's story reflects a continued commitment to service. Thank you, Aubrey, for your service.
🍽️ November Cafeteria Newsletter
Our November cafeteria newsletter is here for CGUHSD!
This month’s newsletter features our Thanksgiving turkey dinner, special menu days, Wrap and Roll offerings, and free after-school meals at Union and Vista.
We hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and enjoys the holiday break!
Our November cafeteria newsletter is here for CGUHSD!
This month’s newsletter features our Thanksgiving turkey dinner, special menu days, Wrap and Roll offerings, and free after-school meals at Union and Vista.
We hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and enjoys the holiday break!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Jesse Rodriguez – CGUHSD Facilities Department
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Jesse Rodriguez, a member of the CGUHSD Facilities Department, for his service in the United States Army.
Jesse served for 12 years, attaining the rank of Sergeant (E-5). During his military career, he completed three combat tours, serving twice in Iraq and once in Afghanistan.
We are grateful for the dedication, commitment and sacrifice Jesse demonstrated while serving our country and for the important role he plays as part of our CGUHSD team.
Thank you, Jesse, for your service to our nation.
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Jesse Rodriguez, a member of the CGUHSD Facilities Department, for his service in the United States Army.
Jesse served for 12 years, attaining the rank of Sergeant (E-5). During his military career, he completed three combat tours, serving twice in Iraq and once in Afghanistan.
We are grateful for the dedication, commitment and sacrifice Jesse demonstrated while serving our country and for the important role he plays as part of our CGUHSD team.
Thank you, Jesse, for your service to our nation.
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: Harley Grigg – Vista Grande High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Harley Grigg of Vista Grande High School, who served in the United States Air Force from 1994 to 1998.
During his service, Grigg was assigned to the 790th Security Police Squadron at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming. His responsibilities included providing security for missile operations, convoys and base defense.
We are grateful for the dedication and commitment it takes to serve our country and protect those who serve alongside us.
Thank you, Harley Grigg, for your service to our nation and for being part of the Vista Grande Spartan family!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize Harley Grigg of Vista Grande High School, who served in the United States Air Force from 1994 to 1998.
During his service, Grigg was assigned to the 790th Security Police Squadron at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming. His responsibilities included providing security for missile operations, convoys and base defense.
We are grateful for the dedication and commitment it takes to serve our country and protect those who serve alongside us.
Thank you, Harley Grigg, for your service to our nation and for being part of the Vista Grande Spartan family!
CGUHSD VETERANS DAY SPOTLIGHT: John Morris - Casa Grande Union High School
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize John Morris, who served in the United States Marine Corps from 1982 to 1986 during the Cold War era.
Serving as a Lance Corporal, Morris was an 0311 Rifleman and 8541 Scout-Sniper assigned to the Surveillance and Target Acquisition Platoon, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines. During his service, he completed two West-Pac deployments with Battalion Landing Team 1/1 and received extensive specialized training.
His training included forward observation for close air support, artillery and naval gunfire; helicopter landing zone preparation; basic demolitions; mountain and jungle warfare; urban operations; and motorized reconnaissance and patrols.
Among his recognitions were the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon with one bronze star, Expert Rifle Marksmanship Badge (third award), Expert Pistol Marksmanship Badge (second award), and Good Conduct Medal.
The photo accompanying this spotlight captures a milestone in his service: his graduation from USMC Scout-Sniper School.
Thank you, John Morris, for your service, dedication and commitment to our country. We are honored to recognize you as part of our CGUHSD Veterans Day series!
This Veterans Day, we are proud to recognize John Morris, who served in the United States Marine Corps from 1982 to 1986 during the Cold War era.
Serving as a Lance Corporal, Morris was an 0311 Rifleman and 8541 Scout-Sniper assigned to the Surveillance and Target Acquisition Platoon, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines. During his service, he completed two West-Pac deployments with Battalion Landing Team 1/1 and received extensive specialized training.
His training included forward observation for close air support, artillery and naval gunfire; helicopter landing zone preparation; basic demolitions; mountain and jungle warfare; urban operations; and motorized reconnaissance and patrols.
Among his recognitions were the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon with one bronze star, Expert Rifle Marksmanship Badge (third award), Expert Pistol Marksmanship Badge (second award), and Good Conduct Medal.
The photo accompanying this spotlight captures a milestone in his service: his graduation from USMC Scout-Sniper School.
Thank you, John Morris, for your service, dedication and commitment to our country. We are honored to recognize you as part of our CGUHSD Veterans Day series!