Springs’ Journey Homeschool High School honored senior Hermione Scrivener as the Chamber of Southwest Riverside County’s Student of the Month.
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Springs’ Corona Student Center has expanded its High School Learning Lab offerings, shared Mia Mahoney. The Learning Lab site has been designed to give students the best possible learning environment, she said, featuring “updated and engaging classrooms, relaxing break and lunch space, and plenty of room to grow.”
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Springs employees Krista McClean and Grayson Fabozzi performed in the Broadway musical comedy “Something Rotten!” reported Principal Rebecca Fabozzi. Krista starred as Portia and Grayson was Francis Flute; the performance was held at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater.
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Hemet Learning Labs has moved from its Girard location into a larger facility at 45252 CA Hwy 74, Hemet. The new site will offer greater opportunities for growth, shared Homeschool Principal Rebecca Fabozzi. The facility is serving 150 K-12 homeschool students with on-site enrichment and core classes for engagement.
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Dr. Sherri Kemp, Homeschool director of high school learning labs, reported that the learning labs have welcomed students back to campus with 175 students already participating in programs. She said, “Our teachers and students hit the ground running, engaging in interactive and fun lessons. Mr. Thompson’s science class used Skittles to create graphs, and Mr. Antilla’s class estimated the size of their new classroom during the first week.”
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Springs 5th-grade homeschool student Ezra Yague, age 11, performed on the piano at Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, New York City.
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Springs Homeschool student John Mora, who will be entering 4th grade in the fall, is a grand prize winner in the America 250 Field Trip Contest. Contest organizers stated that his “Shoot for the Stars!” entry “showcased a remarkable appreciation for our nation’s journey and future, standing out among thousands of participants nationwide.”
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Springs Homeschool (with Empire Springs) held an end-of-the-school-year awards party, which drew 55 participants from the San Bernardino Mountains region, shared Nadia Phillips, Homeschool education specialist. The event included a slideshow review of the year, recognition of student achievement, and awarding of certificates of completion and promotion.
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Springs’ High School Learning Labs offered Homeschool students the opportunity to “embody the Springs Way of moving from passive learning to active doing,” shared Sherri Kemp, Homeschool Director of High School Learning Labs, this year collaborating with a variety of “epic” project-based learning lessons.
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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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