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Sean Astin, trainer Misty May deliver pep messages to Temecula Valley Unified staff ahead of 2024–25 school year

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Several speakers, including actor Sean Astin and trainer Misty May, delivered brief messages praising staff and urging Temecula Valley Unified School District employees to ‘dream big’ for the 2024–25 school year; anonymous commenters also chanted support for multiple local districts.

Several brief messages played during the meeting urged Temecula Valley Unified School District employees to "bring your best" and "dream big" as the district prepares for the 2024–25 school year.

Misty May, a trainer, told employees, "I hope you are getting excited for this school year. I know the students are relying on each and every 1 of you to bring your best, to make them the best as a team." May added, "Temecula Valley Unified School District employees and teachers, here's to having a great year." She closed, "Get excited and crush it. Crush it in 2425."

Actor Sean Astin identified himself as "the actor" and addressed staff directly, referencing the film Rudy. "I've been ready for this my whole life," Astin said, urging educators to support students' long-term goals. He added, "Having dreams is what makes life tolerable," and wished staff "an extraordinary 2024, 2025 school year."

Earlier in the sequence, unnamed commenters delivered short chants praising multiple districts. One commenter said, "This is going out to all the approvals of PBUSD," while another repeatedly chanted variations of, "Everybody knows everyone can see that nobody beats TVUSD," and similar lines naming PBUSD, TBUSD and CBUSD. Those chants also named specific school roles, including instructional assistants, custodians, librarians, bus drivers and clerical staff, and praised their work keeping campuses safe and supporting students.

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