Springs teacher Elizabeth Solt has been honored with a Crystal Apple Award recognizing her skill and dedication in serving her students, reported Vice Principal Nicole Collins. Elizabeth was nominated for the award by student Makayla Gunnell. Makayla is a Homeschool high school student who praised Elizabeth for her “unwavering support,” and added that she plays a key role in helping students map out their four-year high school plans and prepare for college and future careers.
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The Winter Guard RVA Royals have completed their first season, reported Anick Mejia, academy teacher and admin designee. The Winter Guard, Anick explained, is not a cheerleading team, but “a visual performance team that uses flags, movement, and choreography to interpret music. Unlike cheerleading, Winter Guard focuses on artistic expression and storytelling through movement and music.”
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Students at Flabob Airport Preparatory Academy had a great time participating in Kindness Week activities across campus! From Kindness BINGO to colorful rainbow sticky note messages and creative kindness rocks, students found meaningful ways to spread positivity and encourage one another throughout the week.
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Eight Springs students participated in the Riverside County Science and Engineering Fair at the Riverside Convention Center, reported Nikkole McAdoo, events and community engagement coordinator.
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The Del Rio Student Center Leadership Club took a volunteer field trip to the Animal Savior Sanctuary in Perris, reported teacher Claudia McGinty. The students had the opportunity to interact with animals that had been rescued from difficult situations, including dogs, pigs, geese, goats, miniature horses, and donkeys.
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Layton Camile is a Springs Venture Online student who is an accomplished figure skater. She began skating at age 11 and serves as a “skate hero” at the Rady Children’s Ice Rink in Liberty Station.
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The students at Pathfinder explored color theory, contrast, and creative expression by designing a glow-in-the-dark underwater sea scene, reported Emory Aranda, site coordinator. Through the use of fluorescent and neon materials on dark backgrounds, students demonstrated an understanding of how light and color interact to create visual impact.
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CIF Spring Sports at Springs’ Magnolia Student Center is off to a strong start, shared coach Tori Cantu. New additions to the program include a girls’ varsity softball with students from Springs’ Venture, Journey, and Pathfinder participating. There is also a varsity boys & girls track & field team, and a varsity swim team coached by an alumnus of Magnolia.
