Springs’ Classical Community of Orange County is focusing on the character trait of tenacity, said Principal Linda Larson, “encouraging students to keep trying, embrace challenges, learn from mistakes, and recognize that meaningful growth takes effort.”
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Springs’ Pathfinder Student Center’s Classical Community of Riverside (CCoR) took a field trip to Riley’s Farm in Oak Glen, which offered a living history day experience in colonial America, reported Principal Shawn McManus. The trip complemented history studies occurring in the classroom, he said, and offered participants “the chance to deepen their understanding of colonial life and connect it to what they have been learning in class. It was a wonderful day of learning, exploration, and friendship.”
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Springs’ Temecula Student Center (TSC) presented “Sing America: Folk Songs of Hope, Home, and Heritage,” a celebration of American folk music, showcasing performances by the High School Beginning Band, High School Beginning Choir, and students in grades 3–6.
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Springs Discovery Student Center, Murrieta, honored 54 GLO (Graduate Learner Outcome) award recipients in the category of Analytical Thinker, reported Program Facilitator Brigette Chavis, “a student who carefully examines information, asks thoughtful questions, and breaks down complex problems to find clear solutions. They rely on logic, evidence, and reason to make informed decisions and approach learning with a reflective, open mind.”
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Students at Springs’ Murrieta Student Center have begun rehearsals for the school’s Open Mic Night, shared Carissa McIntyre, program facilitator. Students will perform to show off their many talents. Additionally, Murrieta staff participated in The Great ShakeOut to sharpen emergency response skills and stress the importance of safety.
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Springs’ Bear River Student Center students in Menifee collected pop tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House which offers temporary housing to families nearby children’s hospitals when a member of the family is undergoing treatment, shared Gabbie Brooks, site facilitator. Eighth-grade teacher Jessica Martinez’s class collected the most of any class, collecting 13 gallons of pop tabs.
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Kathleen Hermsmeyer, superintendent of Springs Charter Schools, is the 2027 Hart Vision Equity & Innovation Leader of the Year recipient. She received the honor from the California Charter Schools Conference because she “champions personalized learning that responds to individual students’ needs by sharing resources, insights, and lessons learned that extend well beyond Springs.”
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Springs’ Del Rio Student Center, Perris, had a “great turnout” for its first Paint Night, reported Principal Anthony Yanez. The event was led by Monica Peralta, and it proved to be “a fun evening filled with creativity, and everyone’s artwork turned out amazing.”
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