Springs’ Corona Student Center has expanded its High School Learning Lab offerings, shared Mia Mahoney. The Learning Lab site has been designed to give students the best possible learning environment, she said, featuring “updated and engaging classrooms, relaxing break and lunch space, and plenty of room to grow.”
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Springs’ Corona Student Center is kicking off the school year with a new principal, Doug Murphy. Doug has worked in education for 34 years, and for the past 15 years has been a principal for schools in California, the Cayman Islands, and Uruguay.
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Corona Student Center wrapped up its final day on campus with a Nitro 7 Lab experience, offering students an interactive look into the world of science through a live liquid nitrogen demonstration.
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The recent Cardboard Carnival at Corona Student Center was an absolute hit, bringing students together to explore a variety of creative, student-led games. The games were impressive, highlighting the imagination and hands-on problem-solving of the participating students.
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February was Respect Month at the Corona Student Center (CSC), reported Site Facilitator Morgan Ford, during which students participated in activities and discussions that focused on kindness, responsibility, and showing respect to themselves and others. The month’s activities included a pep rally “where students came together to recognize positive behavior, school spirit, and what it means to show respect every day.”
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Springs’ Corona Student Center is modifying its Mosaic program to offer three days in the classroom and two days of home study to emphasize “parent collaboration with the teacher to ensure a quality education for the child,” reported E.J. Whitehead, principal.
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Thirty students from Springs’ regional academies and programs participated in the Springs All School Spelling Bee Invitational in Temecula. There were 13 rounds; the final round featured 8th graders Profess Adhikari from the Bear River Student Center and Kat Odell from Rancho Cucamonga Personalized Learning Center attempting to spell the winning word, curmudgeon. Profess prevailed.
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The Corona Student Center Mosaic program won the Springs Intramural National Championship in flag football, reported Principal E.J. Whitehead. The Corona team edged out Rancho Cucamonga 14-13 to secure the win.
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Classes have begun at Springs’ Corona Student Center (CSC) on 510 W. Second Street, reported Principal E.J. Whitehead. The school is serving 200 students in grades TK-8.
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