Homeschool triplets Kevin, Michael and Jason Lanier, age 16, did their Eagle Scout project at Springs’ Enterprise Resource Center. The trio have been in the scouts since age 9, and have homeschooled with Springs for their entire education, and see the project as “the culmination of a lot of hard work, and something the vast majority of scouts don’t achieve,” said father Jason Lanier. Continue reading →
Agathay McIntyre (pictured) composed a ballad about the English Empress Matilda for Springs’ annual History Day for grades 4-12. Continue reading →
Twenty-five Homeschool students participated in rock climbing at Joshua Tree, with instruction provided by California Climbing School. Continue reading →
Springs ES Laura Gottdiner shared the following story with Superintendent Kathleen Hermsmeyer about her adopted son, Tim, a 7th-grade student at Springs’ Riverside Learning Center:
“My son, Tim, goes to the Riverside Learning Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He’s in 7th grade… We decided to enroll him in Speaker’s League this year to help him overcome his fear of public speaking. Continue reading →
Being part of Springs’ Venture Online program has allowed student Adyline Rivera, 8, the opportunity “to travel around the world with my family.” Along with learning how to swim, recent accomplishments, she said, include “jumping off a cliff into the water in Italy.” Continue reading →
Luna Fierro, a 1st-grade student at Springs’ Magnolia Student Center, announced to her class that her father, Ronaldo Fierro (pictured), had been sworn in as a Riverside City Councilman for Ward 3, the district in which the school is located. Continue reading →
Last month, a Springs parent wrote to Superintendent Kathleen Hermsmeyer regarding Keys Education Specialist Summer Knapp: How many times can one thank another for a gift of immeasurable value? In your school, there is a jewel! Continue reading →
The Temecula Student Center Centurion Cross Country Team has ended a successful season, placing first in the Warrior League Finals. Continue reading →
Nichole Anderson, 14, is a Chula Vista who attended Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts for 8th grade during the 2018-19 school year. She chose Springs because she wanted a smaller learning environment. Continue reading →
Magnolia Student Center students Seth Blynn and Jabez Macias are part of the Fire Explorers program, reported Beverly Voechting, principal. Once they finish school, both hope to go on to careers in the fire department. Continue reading →
