Springs employees Krista McClean and Grayson Fabozzi performed in the Broadway musical comedy “Something Rotten!” reported Principal Rebecca Fabozzi. Krista starred as Portia and Grayson was Francis Flute; the performance was held at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater.
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Winter Allen, an 8th-grade student with Springs’ Murrieta Student Center, is the September Student Artist of the Month. Her artwork is entitled “Steps to Success.”
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Three students with Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) have formed a norteño band, “Darey y Sus Carnales” (“Darey and his Brothers”): Arturo Darey Gomez, Carlos Arias, and Isaiah Magana, shared RVA teacher Anick Mejia. They have performed throughout California, including at Springs’ recent IGNITE event for an audience of more than a thousand Springs employees. Click here to listen to them perform.
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Springs’ Rancho Cucamonga Student Center kicked off the school year with a “high-energy” APEX fundraiser, bringing together students, staff, and families to raise over $11,000 for LEGO STEM kits and classroom supplies, reported Principal Amanda Deniston.
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Springs’ Del Rio Student Center highlighted Hispanic Heritage Month with Kindergarten teacher Debbie Zarco reading to the students from the book Paletero Man by Lucky Diaz, reported Principal Anthony Yanez. He noted that she “went above and beyond to create a model of a Paletero cart providing students a real-life experience.”
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Temecula Student Center has expanded its offerings with the launch of its first-ever Transitional Kindergarten (TK) program, announced Program Facilitator Melissa Targos.
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Bear River Student Center recently held its student leadership officer elections, structuring the campus voting process after real-world democratic elections to provide students with practical civic experience, shared Vice Principal Rebecca Sebastian.
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