Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) science teachers Jim Ardalan, Lynnette Munoz, Jonathan Kunz and Tyrone Berry are formalizing a science department, reported Vice Principal Brian Bailey. Its purpose is to increase student interest in science and to encourage more students to participate in a virtual science fair in January. One RVA student who is doing amazing things in science at the school is junior Guillermo Rubio Beltran (pictured), who created a video highlighting his study of centripetal force in Mr. Ardalan’s physics class.
In other RVA news, the school is working through phase 2 of COVID-19 planning and raising money for PPE through Donor’s Choose. Additionally, teacher/ACE leader presentations are continuing as ACEs will be sharing their presentations on the ABA/Social-Emotional (SEL) training they have recently received.
