Chandler Joy, a 12-year-old 7th grade Homeschool student who lives in Murrieta, won 1st place in the River Springs Charter School (RSCS) 6-8th grade Homeschool Science Fair 2014, 1st place for the RSCS 6-8th grade District Science Fair 2014 and 2nd in the 6-8th grade RIMS Regional Science Fair 2014. Her topic: The Effect of Vitamin-C on Bacteria.
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Jenna Blevens, age 14, is a 9th grade student homeschooled through the KEYS independent study program. She lives in Fallbrook. She is in her first year with Springs. She’s grateful for her participation in the KEYS program because it gives her the flexibility to devote 4-6 hours per day, six days a week to dance practice, which has enabled her to successfully compete in dance events. Continue reading →
Elizabeth O’Connor, age 6, of Lake Arrowhead is a Homeschool student in the 1st grade. Her mother, Michelle, observed, “Elizabeth is enthusiastic about and learning and about Homeschool. She loves hands-on learning and really applies herself.” She also likes to assist her four-year-old brother, John Paul, who is pre-K but has worked through some of the Homeschool curriculum for kindergarten. Continue reading →
Annie Diaz was named Student of the Month for the Keys College & Career Prep program. She is in the 12th grade, and is in her 4th year with the program. Continue reading →
John Couch is in 6th grade. He lives in Hemet.
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Springs Charter Schools is opening a new Learning Center for homeschool students in its La Fuente Student Center, 1985 Peacock Blvd., Oceanside. Continue reading →
Springs Charter Schools’ La Fuente Student Center in Oceanside, which offers Springs’ new dual immersion Spanish English 50/50 program, hosts Community Nights on the 3rd Thursday of the month, 4-6 p.m.
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Springs Charter Schools has created a new Humanities curriculum option for the 6th grade which blends English and Social Studies material through literature. Continue reading →
The Daily Refreshment’s goal is to connect parents to our schools with something helpful for their students, coming to their email inboxes three times a week. It can be an upcoming festival in the community, an art competition, a fun book review, an inspirational quote or video, or the most inventive stuff to do with that leftover cardboard. We create these tidbits hoping you will find them useful, interesting, inspirational, fun, and quirky. Feel free to forward our Daily Refreshment to your family and friends, as well as sharing them on your social media.
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Based on feedback from families and staff, we have reorganized the Thursday Community Nights. From now on, we will meet on the third Thursday of the month from 4:00p.m.-5:30p.m. Each month’s special evening will include some theme based learning for all as well as a session of dancing for those who would like to learn some new moves. The rest of the Thursdays of the month, we will send out suggestions for independent family activities related to the theme that will help develop the learning. Since we will all be working together on this one Thursday event a month, we can put a bit more time into planning and all of the staff can participate to make the evening a collaborative success.
Please let Mrs. Ramirez or Mrs. Perez know if you have an idea for a theme. Our kick-off with the new format will be this Thursday, October 23rd from 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Our theme this week will be Family Games Showcase. We hope you will join us and bring a game your family loves so you can show us and maybe even teach us how to play it.
