Springs’ Magnolia Student Center held a Summer Encore, a week-long summer school program in June. It was themed to the 1980s, with music, learning, and fun, reported Beverly Voechting, principal, culminating in class and student performances.
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Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts (ORAA) teacher Taylor Olson had a Jedi Training Camp. Students practiced skills to be Jedi: balance, concentration, teamwork, problem-solving, agility, accuracy, and peace. The favorite activity, Ms. Olson reported, were lightsaber battles.
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Journey Homeschool High School 9th-grade student Elliott Dahl has been playing violin with the Temecula Conservatory of Music (formerly Temecula Strings) since he was age 6. The Temecula Conservatory’s Chamber Orchestra took top honors recently at the Music in the Parks Competition at Magic Mountain.
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Springs honored its retirees at a party held at Springs’ Plaza on May 31. Those honored include, left to right, Ann Schuster, Margie Shamblin, Pamela Walters, Christine Horning, and B.J. Heath.
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Springs’ Hemet Student Center finished out the school year by offering a parking lot field trip to the Homeschool community, reported Principal April Jacoby. The local fire department brought an engine to the site, showed off its equipment, and taught fire safety lessons. Teacher Uta Jorgensen organized the event; participating families included the Johnson, Cervantes, Reynolds and Corona, families.
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Springs Homeschool Education Specialist Nadia Phillips reported that 27 students in grades K-8 attended an end-of-year awards party to celebrate their achievements. Ms. Phillips serves 33 students in the San Bernardino Mountain community from Crestline to Running Springs.
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Springs’ Montessori Voyage and Virtual Academy are wrapping up the school year and having fun, celebrating students, and showing appreciation to teachers, reported Lanise Goosby, Virtual Village principal.
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The Homeschool team is pleased to announce a new offering at Springs’ Santa Ana Student Center beginning this fall. Students grade K-6 (depending on enrollment) will be able to participate in a two-day a week classical education-inspired program teaching science, history, and enrichment.
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