Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts teacher Tamra Santana’s 5/6th class took a field trip to the Birch Aquarium in La Jolla. They toured the exhibits and dissected mackerel.
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Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts (ORAA) 3rd grade student Tisú Cuarenta Aceves is an award-winning ballerina. In a recent competition, she took one gold and four bronze medals.
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Springs’ Del Rio Student Center recognized students for their improvement in academics, displays of good behavior and character and “leading with kindness” in a first-ever monthly awards assembly, reported Principal Kim Ballantyne-Morse.
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The staff of Journey Home School High School attended an Ontario Reign hockey game as a team-building activity. Administrative Assistant Paulina Ivey said, “A great time was had by all, especially when Danniella Levinson and her darling daughter danced on the Jumbotron! It’s always a great time when we get to hang out together.”
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Springs Homeschool 5th grade student Cameron Skibar, a participant in enrichment teacher Andrew Seyfred’s Bizworld Rancho Cucamonga Personalized Learning Center class, is helping raise money to pay for paint for a mural in the Rancho student garden by selling key chains with the Springs name and Rancho hummingbird logo.
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Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts (ORAA) held a “phenomenal” APEX fundraiser, reported Principal Brynne Dukes, netting $18,000 for new technology. (Photo: APEX fun run)
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Springs 7th grade Magnolia Student Center student Ethan LeBreton, 13, was one of 13 baseball players selected to represent California at an all-state game in Georgia in November. He plays for an Arizona-based national travel team ranked 7th in the nation.
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Springs students Grace Dwinnell, Jeremy Marten, Joshua Ortiz, Anais Park and Lily Sharp are competing in CyberPatriot’s National Youth Cyber Defense Competition, the world’s largest cybersecurity competition, reported Maureen Roye, director of CTE.
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Students in teacher Ann Woodruff’s Cursive, Keys, and Calligraphy enrichment class at the Rancho Cucamonga Learning Center created fall pumpkins. Marla Martindale, director of learning centers, said, “We love that we continue to come up with new and unique classes for the kids each year.”
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Springs’ Cherry Valley Student Center will present a Winter Wonderland Student Store stocked with donated gift items December 5-16, reported Principal Tammy Slaten. All Cherry Valley learning center and academy students are supplied with Cherry Dollars they can use to purchase gifts for their family members (they are encouraged to bring in additional money to make purchases beyond their Cherry Dollar budget).
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