Our Team

  • Raymond Moreno-Director of Bands

    Mr. Moreno is a dedicated music educator celebrating 20 years of teaching. He holds a BA in Music Education from California State University, Fullerton, a teaching credential from the University of La Verne, and a Master’s degree in Conducting from Azusa Pacific University.

    Throughout his career, Mr. Moreno’s ensembles have achieved notable recognition, including two Gold Medals and three Silver Medals from the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association (SCSBOA). His leadership extends beyond the classroom as he currently serves as president of the San Bernardino County Music Educators Association, where he is instrumental in managing nine county honor groups.

    An active participant in the music community, Mr. Moreno arranges music for marching band and writes drill for his own marching band. He takes pride in his roots as an alumnus of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia out of CSUF. Residing in Hesperia, California, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, and continuing to inspire the next generation of musicians.

  • Mitchell Collard-Percussion Caption Head

    Mitchell Collard is a dedicated drummer, percussionist, educator, and composer actively involved in the music community across San Bernardino and Riverside counties. His musical journey began in Northern California, transitioning to Southern California in 2015 to further his education. He holds a Bachelor of Music and a Master of Music in Percussion, accompanied by a teaching credential from California Baptist University. Currently, he is in his third year as the percussion caption head at Oak Hills High School and has eight years of experience as a music educator in various settings. In addition to his role at Oak Hills, Mitchell is the director of bands at Silverado High School in Victorville, where he is developing a new music program. Residing in Apple Valley, CA, Mitchell enjoys family life with his wife, Emily, and their son, Samuel, while eagerly anticipating the arrival of their daughter, Rosalie, in August.

  • Kristi Turner-Color Guard Caption Head

    Kristi Turner is the color guard caption head at Oak Hills High School, a role she has dedicated herself to for the past 13 years. With a master’s degree in counseling, Kristi brings valuable educational expertise to her position. In addition to her responsibilities with the Oak Hills color guard, she also teaches at Victor Valley College, further demonstrating her commitment to education and student development. Her leadership has made a significant impact on the program, fostering creativity and teamwork among the students.

  • Ruben Fuentes Jr. - Visual Caption Head

    Hi Y’all! My goal with the Bulldog Brigade will always be to support our band director in creating and maintaining a safe and exciting space for exploration of one’s truest potential of body and mind. It’s amazing to see the extra dimensions you can bring to great musical selections. Dance, drill, visually effective body movement, or visual design that are complimentary to each other are some of the most important elements for a successful program. With a BA in Cinema and Television Arts, administering a family business, and a love for visual design under my belt, I strive to help produce strong and entertaining productions with our instrumental music programs and Colorguard. We can accomplish very much with a bit of kindness, humility, and joy!

  • Kayla Shadel - Cedar MS Director and Woodwind Instructor

    Kayla Shadel is a dedicated music educator with over a decade of experience, specializing in woodwind methods. She is passionate about providing students with access to high-quality music education and fostering a lifelong appreciation for the arts.

    Kayla earned her Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from CSU San Bernardino, along with a teaching credential and a Master’s Degree in Education from Alliant International University. She currently serves as the music director at Cedar Middle School in the Hesperia Unified School District.

    Her teaching journey began in 2014 at her alma mater, Sultana High School. Since then, she has led a variety of woodwind and percussion clinics throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, sharing her expertise with young musicians across the region.

    Kayla is an active member of Sigma Alpha Iota, Riverside-San Bernardino Alumnae Chapter, and serves on the Southern California Percussion Alliance (SCPA) staff as a tabulator.

    Based in Hesperia, CA, Kayla enjoys attending concerts, exploring photography, and making memories with family and friends.

  • Lisa Bracamontes-Booster President

    As a proud mother of two students who have flourished through the Oak Hills Music Program, I’ve had the unique joy of watching my children grow through music. My daughter, Priscilla, is a graduate of the University of Redlands with a degree in Music, and my son, Bobby, is following in her footsteps with his own musical aspirations. Before transitioning into education, I spent over 10 years in the legal profession, holding a legal degree and serving in various roles within the field. For the past nine years, I’ve been with the Victor Elementary School District, working closely with elementary students. My passion lies in advocating for all children, especially those in the special needs community, where I continue to be an active supporter. In addition to my work in education, I spent a decade teaching Ballet Folklorico in the High Desert, combing cultural performance with small business experience. My background in the arts and commitment to youth development fuel my ongoing support of music education and student success at Oak Hills High School and beyond.

  • Jennifer Negrete-Booster Vice President

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  • Bruce Grantley - Booster Treasurer

    As a proud USAF veteran who served during Desert Shield and Desert Storm, I bring a wealth of experience and dedication to every endeavor. My passion for music, particularly drums and percussion, has been a driving force in my life since elementary school. This commitment led me to excel as the percussion section leader in high school, contributing to numerous superior ratings in concert and jazz band competitions.

    For 16 years, I shared my musical talents with my church community, playing drums on the worship team. Now, I am embarking on a new mission: to serve those who serve. As treasurer for the Bulldog Brigade and in any other capacity needed, I'm ready to support Mr. Moreno and the team with the same level of dedication and precision I've applied throughout my military and musical journey.

    My unique blend of military discipline, musical creativity, and financial acumen positions me to make a significant impact. I am not just joining a team; I am bringing a symphony of skills to orchestrate success for the Bulldog Brigade. Together, we will create harmony in our operations and march towards our goals with the precision of a well-tuned drum line.

  • Marissa Quintero

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