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Board honors two longtime Arcadia Unified employees at May 13 meeting
Summary
Board members paid tribute to Dr. Daniel Hacking and Scott Bramley, who retired after multi‑decade careers with Arcadia Unified. Colleagues lauded their roles in technology, student programs and event planning; both offered brief farewell remarks.
The Arcadia Unified School District Board of Education recognized two long‑serving employees — Dr. Daniel Hacking and Scott Bramley — for decades of service during its May 13 meeting. Colleagues described Hacking and Bramley as leaders who helped shape the district's technology programs and student experiences over several decades.
"He brings a positive attitude and a big personality," said one colleague recalling Hacking's support for staff and students. Speakers highlighted Bramley's early work introducing Wi‑Fi and Chromebooks to the district, his role in launching web tools and streaming board meetings, and a career that began as a student and continued through 34 years of district service. "Scott has implemented not just one but two student information systems," one speaker said, noting Bramley's technical foresight and people skills.
District leaders invited the retirees to make brief remarks. Dr. Hacking reflected on his time with the district and thanked colleagues and family: "Arcadia Unified School District has been a very significant part of my life," he said. Bramley shared memories of working across the district and joked about dressing "for the job you want," delivering a light, personal farewell.
The board paused briefly for group photographs and expressed appreciation for the employees' years of service and the leadership they provided across sites.
