Options For Youth–San Bernardino’s Moreno Valley Center Honors 10 Years of Education and Community Partnership

Principal Richard Aguilar and Superintendent Ileana Kiriakos join the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce for the official ribbon cutting, marking 10 years of student success at OFY Moreno Valley.

Moreno Valley, CA — Options For Youth (OFY) - San Bernardino’s Moreno Valley center proudly celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony hosted by the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce. The event commemorated a decade of empowering local students through personalized education, flexible scheduling, and strong community partnerships.

The celebration brought together students, staff, alumni, community partners, and local leaders to reflect on OFY’s impact in the region. Guests enjoyed remarks from Chamber representatives and school leadership, followed by a ceremonial ribbon cutting and celebratory photos with staff and attendees.

John Menke, Chair of the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce, shares remarks recognizing OFY Moreno Valley’s years of service and dedication to local students.

In attendance were Ileana Kiriakos, Superintendent of Schools; Charles Pak, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction; and John Menke, 2025 Chair of the Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Their presence highlighted the ongoing collaboration between OFY and local partners dedicated to supporting youth education and achievement.

The dedicated OFY Moreno Valley team — celebrating 10 years of helping students reach their goals through compassion, commitment, and care.

Since opening its doors, the OFY Moreno Valley center has helped thousands of students earn their high school diplomas and prepare for their futures through individualized learning plans, small group instruction, and one-on-one support.

To learn more about Options For Youth and its programs, visit www.ofy.org.