The Homeschool team is pleased to announce a new offering at Springs’ Santa Ana Student Center beginning this fall. Students grade K-6 (depending on enrollment) will be able to participate in a two-day a week classical education-inspired program teaching science, history, and enrichment.
Continue reading →
Students at Springs’ Enterprise Student Center expressed their gratitude for their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week with gifts of flowers and treats and a surprise parade of gratitude.
Continue reading →
Springs’ Enterprise Resource Center’s Learning Lab held the championship game of its Four Square Tournament with students in grades 1-8 participating. Students Caleb Lum and Lincoln Guzman won the tournament, and Mr. Nacho, the site custodian, presented them with awards.
Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool students performed in the “Getting Back is Only the Beginning” 2022 Talent Show. Twenty-eight “very impressive” acts were performed, reported Nikki McAdoo, Events and Community Engagement Coordinator. She continued, “Families and staff were thoroughly entertained and impressed by the talent displayed by our students. Springs’ students definitely have talent.”
Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool senior Rebecca Harrel was honored by the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce as a Student of the Month. Rebecca has been a Homeschool student since kindergarten and has earned a 4.13 GPA and has completed 38 college units.
Continue reading →
Homeschool math teacher Ann Woodruff devised a fun way to teach for “Pi day” and was “surprised how fun this activity was for my 7th grade class.” She related:
Continue reading →
Teacher Lauren Sommer relates that in the class students are diving into all the behind the scenes work “that goes into making Disney theme parks such magical places.”
Continue reading →
Teacher Jennifer Graham offers a Space Exploration Class to 3rd through 6th-grade students at Springs’ Enterprise and Otay Ranch Learning Labs. In one lesson, for example, she demonstrates how protecting an egg relates to real-world challenges faced by engineers who design things like bike helmets, space crafts, and Mars landers.
Continue reading →
Throughout the month of February, Springs Enterprise Resource Center students made Valentines for Vets and deposited them into the Center’s special mailbox to be sent to a Veteran’s Administration hospital for distribution.
Continue reading →
Teacher Jennifer Graham offers a Space Exploration Class to 3rd through 6th grade students at Springs’ Enterprise and Otay Ranch Learning Centers. In one lesson, for example, she demonstrates how protecting an egg relates to real-world challenges faced by engineers who design things like bike helmets, space crafts, and Mars landers.
Continue reading →
