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 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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The Murrieta Student Center ASB team, led by Carissa McIntyre, recently hosted two drive-thru coffee fundraisers to support student activities.
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Middle school students participating in the Community Connections Enrichment Class at Springs’ Murrieta Student Center – Montessori Middle are assisting at a local food pantry, reported Dylan Canal-Estevez, receptionist. The class, Dylan said, is “essential in helping to foster connections with community members and the importance in offering a helping hand whenever one can.”
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Holden Nowakowski, a 2nd-grade student at the Murrieta Student Center, is the January Student Artist of the Month. His artwork is entitled “Legends in the Outfield.” Holden enjoys drawing cartoon characters, animals, and images from the game Minecraft using markers and colored pencils. Besides art, he likes karate and baseball. When he finishes school, he’d like to be a major league baseball player.
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Murrieta Student Center staff and families recently gathered for a Baskin-Robbins fundraiser to support campus programs. During the event, staff members served as celebrity scoopers, dishing out ice cream and sweet treats to attending students and families.
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Holden Nowakowski, a 1st-grade student at Springs’ Murrieta Student Center, is the March 2025 Student Artist of the Month. Holden lives in Murrieta and “loves” attending class at the Center. His artwork is entitled “You are in charge of your own success.”
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Springs Murrieta Student Center is participating in the Choose Love movement, reported Principal Julia Krisel, which “is a proactive solution that addresses the root cause of violence to prevent it before it starts.” The program seeks to create safer schools “by teaching students how to use nurturing, healing love in any circumstance.”
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Springs’ Murrieta Student Center held an International Day with 16 classrooms each showcasing a different country and offering a glimpse into its culture, food, art, and activities. As part of the event, each student received a passport which they were encouraged to get stamped as they made their way around the classrooms. Families were also invited to attend and were encouraged to participate by visiting each country and sampling what they had to offer.
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