A unanimous vote was made in favor of new Golden Oak Adult School Principal Bryan Wilson by the Hart Union District’s Governing Board.

“We are also pleased to welcome Mr. Bryan Wilson as the new Principal at Golden Oak Adult School,” said Hart District Superintendent Mike Kuhlman. “Mr. Wilson is a highly experienced and highly regarded assistant principal at West Ranch. With his strong leadership, we are positioned well to serve the adult learning needs of our community through Golden Oak.”

Wilson is set to take over for Principal Donna Manfredi, who announced her retirement this March.

Wilson joined the Hart District in 2003, working as a Sierra Vista Junior High School teacher before heading to Canyon High School working again as a science teacher and football coach.

Prior to joining Hart District, Wilson worked as a science teacher and football coach at San Marcos High School in San Diego.

Wilson has a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from California State University Northridge (CSUN) and a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from California State University San Bernardino.

“My goal for Golden Oak Adult School is to continue to grow our school community through academic, career, and technical skills to help empower our adult learner preparations for post-secondary education,” Wilson said.

Wilson is slated to officially take over as principal of Golden Oak Adult School on July 1, 2022.

To learn more about the Hart District’s Governing Board, click here.

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