Logan Thigpen is a 7th-grade student who attends the Mosaic Program at the Riverside Student Center. It is his second year attending a Springs school. He lives in Riverside. Continue reading →
Springs’ Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts (ORAA) teacher Jeannette Fetterhoff uses a creative and entertaining approach to teach math skills to her first-grade students. She explained: “Teddy Bear Airline is a TPS STEM project that I use to introduce students to adding and subtracting within 20, skip counting by 2’s and ordering objects by length. Continue reading →
Charlotte “Charly” Saltz, a 6th-grade student with Springs’ Venture Online Program, is a rising star on the competitive youth tennis circuit. Charly chose Venture last year to give her the flexibility to pursue tennis, training several hours a day with her father’s tennis program in Los Angeles. Continue reading →
Alyssa Takeshita-Kaufman, 15, a 10th-grade student with the KEYS program, is active in the Civil Air Patrol at March Air Reserve Base and had the opportunity to ride onboard a KC-135 Stratotanker, which is used to refuel other planes in flight. Continue reading →
Springs Charter Schools’ Temecula Student Center will present Teens & Tech, a discussion for parents on how to keep their teenage children safe from threats that can come through the internet, on Thursday, January 25, 6 – 7:30 p.m. in the Center’s multi-purpose building, 43040 Margarita Road, Temecula. Continue reading →
Homeschool student Collin Jun has received an award from the Johns Hopkins Center of Talented Youth for his academic excellence at a young age. Collin, 13, is in high school and is scheduled to graduate from Springs in June 2018. He is currently applying for admission to top STEM colleges, where he hopes to study math, physics, and robotics. Continue reading →
Jonas Russell, 10, is a Homeschool student in the 4th grade. He lives in La Habra. Jonas likes to draw with different colored pencils and Sharpie fine points. He gets his inspiration watching art videos on YouTube. Continue reading →
Gianluca Sasso, 13, an 8th-grade student with Venture Online, is a competitive soccer player. He has been competing since age 7, and hopes one day to become a professional soccer player. Continue reading →
Springs Charter Schools was awarded 3rd place as a Top Workplace in the Inland Empire by The Press-Enterprise, The Inland Valley Progress Bulletin, the San Bernardino Sun, and the Redland Facts in the category of “Large Employers”! Continue reading →
When the first class of middle and high school students arrives at Springs Charter Schools’ new campus for the first time Tuesday, Nov. 29, they’ll see brand-new furniture, technology, and other amenities — but they’ll also be surrounded by history. The K-12 school, which has been based on Chicago Avenue for the past 2 1/2 years, is moving its Magnolia Student Center to the building occupied for more than 50 years by the YMCA. Continue reading →
