Springs’ Riverside Student Center hosted a mini-musical organized by Mr. Ingrim, the theater teacher. Continue reading →
End-of-the-school-year activities at Springs’ Bear River Student Center in Menifee included the school’s first annual mini musical, a field trip to Knott’s Berry Farm, an 80s day-dance and 8th grade promotion. Continue reading →
Springs’ Magnolia Student Center year-end activities included grad night for seniors at Disneyland. Other activities included a visit to the Getty by 7th and 8th graders during which they learned about art, and a senior celebration honoring the Class of 2018. Continue reading →
Save the Date! We’ll be having our Back to School Block Party for 7-12th grades at the Girard site on August 8th, and the Orientation for 7-12th will be August 20th.
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Seven Homeschool end-of-year party celebrations were held the first week of June, with 1,032 students participating and 62 8th grade promotions handed out. Continue reading →
Hannah Stone is going into the 5th grade at Palm Academy. She lives in Indio. Continue reading →
Springs honored five retirees for their years of service. With Superintendent Kathleen Hermsmeyer pictured in the middle, they are, left to right, Debbie DeJong, John Kane, Kerri Hodak, and Penny Friesen. (Not pictured is Judith Whiteman.) Continue reading →
Eileen Solorzano, 13, a former 9th-grade student at Magnolia Student Center, is an “amazing artist,” said her principal, Beverly Voechting. One of her most impressive recent creations is an owl made with leaves (pictured). Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool graduating senior Zachary Thomas, 18, was named Student of the Year by the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce. Zachary has been a Homeschool student for four years, and was previously an academy student. Continue reading →
Springs’ Flabob Airport Preparatory Academy (FAPA) will implement the new Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associations (AOPA) high school aviation science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curriculum in the 2018-2019 school year, reported FAPA’s principal, Robin Davis. Continue reading →
