Staff and Directors

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Jeanine Hoskins has made monumental contributions to the development of our institution. From meticulous scheduling to orchestrating exceptional shows, her impact is undeniable. With an impressive portfolio of over 200 events, she has transformed the Elko High School Performing Arts Building into a hub of opportunities and unforgettable experiences for the entire community.

A pivotal force in the establishment of the school's A/V systems team, Jeanine has played a key role in shaping the technological landscape of our institution. Her leadership extends beyond the technical realm, as she adeptly directs both students and staff, creating a harmonious environment and offering outstanding job and volunteer opportunities for those passionate about the performing arts. Jeanine's dedication and vision have elevated the performing arts building to new heights, making it a cornerstone of our community's cultural vibrancy.

Casey Bennett, with two and a half years in Theatre at Elko High School, has made significant contributions as the Theatre Technology Advisor. He played a key role in establishing the school's A/V Systems team and currently serves as the A/V Director for the Elko Community Concerts Association. Additionally, Casey assists Mrs. Hoskins with the scheduling and touring of the Performing Arts Building, demonstrating his adept organizational skills. His expertise extends to countless hours behind the light and sound board, where he not only excels technically but also dedicates time to training new students, ensuring their future success in the field. Beyond these roles, Casey runs his own business, further highlighting his diverse talents and leadership in the industry. 

Justino Nakai has been a considerable help in the theater tech program for 2 years. Although he has a focus on lights and construction, he has helped in nearly every tech department helping every production run as smoothly as possible. Known as a quick learner, he started his first year helping multiple productions, including the high schools productions and other theater company productions. Spending his first year honing his craft, he was able to show the cut of his sails by being the technical advisor for Overland Theatre's production of, “Matilda.” He’ll starts his second year as the lead light designer of the high school’s, “Poe: Dreams of Madness”, than as a student worker that works with the AV systems team. He'll continue gaining experience and helping everyone he can.

Jeffrey Vaglivielo stands as a remarkable figure within the Elko High School Performing Arts Building, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the forefront. Over the span of multiple years dedicated to the Elko High School PAB, Jeffrey has seamlessly navigated and operated various applications and equipment for a multitude of events. His commitment to ensuring the reliability and redundancy of these events has significantly enhanced the overall experience for all attendees, making each occasion more seamless, enjoyable, and memorable. Jeffrey's unwavering dedication has undoubtedly contributed to the success and excellence of the Performing Arts Building, solidifying its reputation as a venue of high-quality and reliability.

Our dedicated volunteers are the backbone of our community, generously contributing their time and energy to ensure the success of our events and programs. These individuals selflessly devote themselves to various roles, from event coordination to technical support, creating a vibrant and engaging atmosphere within our institution.

To express our heartfelt gratitude for their continued support, we recognize and honor our volunteers through express our sincere thanks. 

Their unwavering support enriches our community and fosters a collaborative spirit that makes our institution thrive. We are immensely grateful for their passion, hard work, and the positive impact they bring to the Elko High School Performing Arts Building.