Pueblo High School

Shamond Hoskins serves as the MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports) Facilitator and Head Baseball Coach at Pueblo. Now in his third year at the school, he takes great pride in building relationships with students, the community, and his colleagues, who have made him feel at home.

Hoskins’ baseball journey began in Mississippi, where he played at Holmes Community College. His passion for the sport eventually led him into coaching, and this marks his second head coaching position.

Before entering the education and coaching field, Hoskins served in the United States Air Force as an active-duty Security Forces member. Stationed in Arizona, he later attended the University of Arizona and decided to plant roots in the community.

Balancing his roles as an MTSS Facilitator and baseball coach, Hoskins finds value in mentoring students academically, athletically, and personally. He emphasizes the importance of discipline, behavior, attendance, and academics, helping students understand how these elements translate to success on and off the field.

Outside of school, Hoskins is a devoted family man. A newlywed, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. He is also active in his church, leading the teen ministry at Mount Calvary on the second and fourth Sundays.

A fun fact about Mr. Hoskins? He has a surprising fear of frogs!

Through his dedication to education, athletics, and community service, Shamond Hoskins continues to make a lasting impact on the students and families at Pueblo.

Dr. Teresa Toro serves as the Pueblo College Preparatory Academy Coordinator, guiding high-achieving students toward prestigious academic opportunities. Additionally, she is the cohort counselor for the Class of 2026. With an impressive 19 years at Pueblo High School and 25 years as a school counselor, Dr. Toro has dedicated her career to empowering students and shaping their futures.

Before joining Pueblo, Dr. Toro worked at Rincon High School, Davis Bilingual Magnet, and Van Buskirk Elementary in various educational roles. Throughout her time in education, she has helped countless students secure scholarships and gain admission to elite universities. Among her many successes, she has mentored students accepted to Yale, Oxford, Stanford, Smith College, Swarthmore, Tufts, Williams College, and the University of Arizona’s Honors College. She takes immense pride in supporting these hardworking students on their academic journeys.

Beyond her professional role, Dr. Toro finds joy in her faith, family, close friends, and outdoor activities like hiking and running. She also cherishes time spent with her beloved pets. For Dr. Toro, being an educator is more than just a job—it is her calling. She finds deep fulfillment in serving the students of Pueblo, knowing that her work has a lasting impact on their lives and futures.

Her unwavering dedication, compassion, and commitment make Dr. Toro an invaluable part of the Pueblo community.

Adalberto Rodriguez has been a dedicated member of the Pueblo High School community for 30 years, serving as the school's media specialist. In this role, he is responsible for promoting all the great things happening at Pueblo through print, digital, and social media. His work ensures that the achievements of students, staff, and the school as a whole receive the recognition they deserve.

Beyond media, Rodriguez is deeply involved in supporting various school events. Whether setting up for fine arts shows, spirit assemblies organized by the student council, or other major gatherings, he always has a hand in making Pueblo's events a success. His passion for the school is evident in everything he does.

When asked about his favorite part of the job, Rodriguez points to the interactions with students. Over the years, he has witnessed countless Pueblo graduates go on to accomplish great things. Seeing alumni return and give back to the community is what makes his job truly rewarding.

Outside of work, Rodriguez stays busy with his 11-year-old son, Levi, who is a constant source of joy. He also enjoys attending sporting events and is an avid Los Angeles Dodgers fan, spending much of his summer following baseball.

Among his many cherished memories at Pueblo, one of the standout events for him is Fiesta de los Guerreros. Being involved in this celebration for over 20 years has been a highlight of his career, as it brings the community together in a meaningful way. While the event has evolved due to the pandemic, its spirit remains strong, much like Rodriguez’s unwavering commitment to Pueblo.

For three decades, Adalberto Rodriguez has been a cornerstone of the Pueblo community, capturing its stories and fostering its traditions with pride and dedication.