Attention Hemet River Springs Families,
This message is for our Hemet Quest Academy Students (TK-8th):
Due to a water line break near the Acacia building this morning, the city of Hemet must shut down the water system for the day. Continue reading →
Steven Walton, an 11th grader in the KEYS program, is an accomplished downhill bike racer. He lives in Corona and began riding mountain bikes with friends on local hills recreationally about five years ago. Continue reading →
The Springs Santa Ana Learning Center hosted its first public art show at The Artery in Costa Mesa; more than 100 participating student artists incorporated the theme “walk in my shoes” into their art. Continue reading →
In an effort to promote positive attitudes in the global community, Springs National Honor Society (NHS) and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) members created a campaign to “spread the love” with the hashtag #STLHeartChainChallenge. Continue reading →
Springs’ Venture Online offers students the flexibility to engage their passions. Brothers Matteo & Giovanni Peragine, who are in grades 5 and 7 with Venture, are doing their studies while working with their mother, Rebecca Lane, in the Yucatan. Continue reading →
Through the monthly edition of Springs News Bulletin we want to share with you, our families, sponsors, and supporters, the highlights of what is happening at our schools. Continue reading →
Autumn Sullivan is a 12th grade student at the Magnolia Student Center. She lives in Riverside. She loves art, and first developed an interest in it while in elementary school. Continue reading →
Operation Lunchbox is launching in January, reported Springs’ Safety & Risk Manager Jeanne Schaffner. Springs’ administrative offices will have collection buckets to collect donated food items for students who miss breakfast, or don’t have a snack or lunch. Continue reading →
Maxwell Chan, a 12th grade Homeschool student at Springs, has been named a Murrieta Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month for December 2016 Continue reading →
A new kitchen is being built in the Hemet Student Center’s Acacia A building. It will enable the Center to offer meals through the National School Lunch Program, which provides free or reduced price meals for students who financially qualify. Continue reading →
