Staff Bio's
HMS Staff Bio's
Mr. Labrouche - 7th Grade Math/Science
Clement Labrouche, 51 years old, married (Jami) with two daughters (Lauren & Reese). Enjoys traveling, cooking, cycling. Coaches middle school boys and girls basketball and has been coaching Track and Field at the high school for over 26 years. Always looking forward to the next adventure.
Mrs. Delgadillo- 8th Grade Math
I am going into my 7th year teaching at Hilmar Middle School. I have worked for the district before becoming a teacher as a substitute teacher and A.V.I.D. tutor. I am currently teaching 8th grade math and l absolutely love teaching a subject where I can help students build their confidence in learning math.
I am married to my high school sweetheart, Tony. We have one kiddo of our own named Amelia. My husband and I love going to baseball games and college football games. We love traveling, going to the movies and eating at Vito’s. I also coach girls volleyball, girls softball and boys volleyball here at HMS!
Mrs. Pourtaverdi - Tech Support
Mrs. P is married with twin boys Alexander and Theodore who just turned four. She loves spending time with family and traveling. Has one dog Diesel and a few chickens. Mrs. P has been working in technology for over 10 years and loves every bit of it. Reading is her favorite hobby.
Mrs. Hawkinson - Administrative Secretary
Abby Hawkinson is beginning her 8th year with HMS. She is married to Mike, and together they are the proud parents of Payton & Grant. Her boys keep her very busy, especially when it comes to baseball - watching Payton pitch at Cal State Fullerton (Go Titans!), and Grant playing Little League.
Mrs. Rosa - 8th Grade Language Arts and Social Studies; ELD
Married with two children, Finley 16, and Brody, 13. I have three dogs Posey, Crawford, and Slater and three cats Ash, Esme, and Mittens. I am currently in my 18th year of teaching and enjoying every minute of it. I have high expectations of myself as well as my colleagues and students. My goal is to help create lifelong learners here at HMS and bring the fun. I want my students to be proud of what they have achieved when they walk out of my door in June. If they know that I expect no less than their best, they will accomplish this goal and be very proud of their achievements. When we couple high expectations with our Hilmar Middle School Core Values of Accountability, Respect and Empathy, I know we will be successful.
Mr. Komos - 8th Grade Reading/Writing/Social Studies
Married (Michelle) with 2 wonderful children, Austin 11 and Emma 8. Enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, and participating in many fantasy sports leagues. Has coached multiple sports for the Middle School including softball, soccer, both girls and boys basketball. Mr. Komos has also coached football at the high school for the past 20 years. Mr. Komos has been teaching middle school aged students since 1999 and enjoys coming to work every single day and working with their unique personalities. As a teacher, he hopes to instill or reinforce the value of self-worth in each student and encourage each of them to set goals for themselves that they can strive to achieve.
Ms. Dutra- HMS Physical Education
Kimberly Dutra has been teaching for over 28 years. She has been working in education for over 30 years as: a coach for both HMS and HHS levels, an A.V.I.D. Coordinator, Department Head, BTSA provider, and taught many subjects during her tenure as an educator. Her expertises are in Physical Education and English. Outside of her professional life, her family and friends are most important. She focuses much of her time helping and/or caring for others.
She pursued the field of education because she wants to help all students learn and grow, no matter what the platform may be in any particular school year. Ms. Dutra wants all of her students to enjoy their P.E. experience; and learn how important physical activity and nutrition is to their overall health and well-being not only now, but for the rest of their lives. Her philosophy in education and in life is to instill in all her students the importance of lifelong learning, "knowledge is power!"