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Madera Unified School District celebrated the dedication and commitment of its employees during the 2026 Service with Pride celebration, held at Madera South High School. The annual event recognized employees reaching significant career milestones, including 20 to 40 years of service, as well as retirees who have dedicated their careers to serving Madera’s students, families, and community. The celebration, hosted by Director of Visual and Performing Arts Brandon Gilles, honored the lasting contributions of employees whose years of service have helped shape generations of students and strengthen the district. Their commitment, experience, and passion for education reflect the important role dedicated staff members play in creating meaningful opportunities for students. Retirees were also acknowledged and thanked for their many years of service and lasting contributions to the district.

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