Springs’ Classical Community of Orange County held its science fair for grades 3-8, reported Linda Larson, Homeschool director. Students did a research project and science experiments and then created display boards to present their findings.
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Vice Principal Nicole Collins recognized the achievements of Journey Homeschool High School senior Leilani Launiu, “a dedicated and driven student whose high school journey reflects both academic excellence and personal growth.”
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Mariah Shipp, a Citrus Springs Homeschool kindergartener, is the student artist of the month for June. She likes to draw animals, anime, and video game characters. She uses pencil, markers, and acrylic, her favorite, because she can make new colors. When not creating art, Mariah enjoys piano, violin, karate, video games, and fishing.
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Students from Springs’ Pathfinder Student Center performed its annual play, Annie Jr., shared Principal Shawn McManus. Over 40 students participated in the musical production, which was attended by families and staff.
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Vista Springs Charter School recently marked an important step in its charter renewal process, highlighted by strong participation from its school community.
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Leta-Luna Louise Arredondo, a 2nd grade student with Springs’ Virtual Academy, is the May 2026 Student Artist of the Month. Her artwork is entitled “Teamwork at A Time 2 Dance”.
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Connections Academy at Springs Vice Principal Caroline Ruffridge read her published children’s book “Amaline Can” to kick off Read Across America Week. Over 140 students participated. Other activities for the week included students from the upper grades reading stories to younger students.
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