Sara Mathwig is a 6-year-old Springs Homeschool student. She likes the program, she said, because it allows her to spend time with her family and “I am able to learn in fun ways with my mom and brother.”
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Cassandra Vasquez, 11, is Student Artist of the Month for October. She is in the 6th grade at the Hemet Quest Academy. Continue reading →
Magnolia Student Center 10th grader Ashton Graves, 15, participated in the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) Chapter One Air Academy Youth Campership over the summer. The program is for students ages 12-18 interested in aviation; students learn about flight through both classroom workshops and outdoor experiences. Continue reading →
Student Records staff members are ready to help you, always with a smile! Continue reading →
Our annual Parent Ignite Conference, designed to ignite parents for the new school year, expanded to two locations with 350 parents and 500 students participating! Continue reading →
Springs Charter Schools’ Flabob Airport Preparatory Academy (FAPA) in Riverside will work with 26 other California schools to help create The Wonder Grove Wizard of Oz, the first animated feature length movie ever produced by elementary and middle school students. Production beings January 2019; the modified Oz storyline involves Dorothy making the transition from elementary to middle school. Continue reading →
Springs Charter Schools has added a 2 days/week TK-8th enrichment classes to its programming for the 2018-19 school year offered at the Cherry Valley Homeschool Cooperative & Learning Center. Continue reading →
Ally Rodriguez is a 5th grade student at Palm Academy. She lives in Indio. She likes to use color pencils and paint to draw animals and scenery. Continue reading →
Alexa Straker is a new assistant classroom educator at Springs’ Magnolia Student Center (her husband, Geoffrey, is beginning his 4th year as the visual arts teacher at Magnolia). From grades K-7 she lived in and went to schools in the Middle East. She recently shared about her experiences there.
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In honor of Hemet Student Center, 175 trees will be planted. The Center is a TreeRing Green Yearbook School, which means a tree is planted for every yearbook sold. Continue reading →
