Springs Journey 9th grade student Caleb Tate is pursuing his passion, dirt bike racing, with the flexibility that comes with homeschooling through Springs. Caleb has been racing dirt bikes since 2013 and off-road racing since 2019, including an AMA national title in 2020.
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Springs’ Bear River Student Center has implemented a new peer mediation group in which students mediate conflicts among peers with the assistance of Mrs. Seymour, the on-site counselor. In January, 38 students in grades 5-8 participated in 10 hours of peer mediation training led by the Community Action Partnership of Riverside County.
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Principal Lanise Goosby reports that Springs’ Montessori Voyage 6th grade student Nathan Broxton, age 11, of Lake Forest “has been making his way into the hearts of many and catching the eye of Broadway superstars.” He gained viral attention when a clip of him singing along to “Naughty” from the Matilda movie musical took off on social media.
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Springs Career Technical Education (CTE) students from multiple programs traveled to the Ontario International Airport to learn about career and job opportunities associated with an international airport, reported Maureen Roye, director of Career Internship Technical Education (CITE). She explained, “Like most large airports, ONT is in itself a little city, so there are many opportunities for CTE students to find interesting and successful careers.”
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Makenna Pulley, age 14, of Norco is a 9th-grade student in Springs Venture online program. She rides horses five days a week with lessons two to three times a week. She has been riding for seven years and owns her own horse, PJ.
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Galilee Holmes, 11, a 5th grade student from Springs’ Hemet Quest Student Center, is the March 2023 Student Artist of the Month. She lives in Hemet. Her artwork is entitled The Greatest School on Earth: Where Everyone Belongs.
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Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts (ORAA) welcomed the Dairy Council of California which brought a live cow to the campus to help teach students about cows, milk and other dairy products, agriculture and healthy eating.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) delivered a hot chocolate gift basket for deputies at the San Jacinto Sheriff’s Station. The Sheriff’s department “has been an indispensable partner in delivering quality service and support to the San Jacinto community” of which RVA is a part, said RVA Principal Hugo Ramos and the gift basket the school delivered is “a small token of the appreciation we have for all they do and for the commitment they have to ensure the safety of our students.”
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Springs’ Hemet Learning Center celebrated Global School Play Day, reported Principal Rebecca Fabozzi. Students enjoyed rotations of structured play, including rock painting, a basketball shot contest, cornhole, and chalk painting. Continue reading →
Educators across Springs from Education and Student Services came together for a day of staff development during Springs’ 5th Annual SCS Personalized Learning Summit, reported Tamara Rose, Director of Professional Learning and Development. The summit was a time for educators to build relationships, network in their school/program communities, and get recharged for the remainder of the school year. Continue reading →
