Springs Homeschool graduating senior Zachary Thomas, 18, was named Student of the Year by the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce. Zachary has been a Homeschool student for four years, and was previously an academy student. Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool 6th-grade student Olivia Ghiloni of Chula Vista will be traveling to Washington, D.C. to participate in the 46th annual Jefferson Awards ceremony on Thursday, June 28. Continue reading →
The Homeschool ES team had a staff development day, reported Tammy Jackson, “‘digging deep’ preparing for CAASPP and ‘dreaming big’ during Book Club groups.” Continue reading →
Malikah Lemasters Tahir is a 1st-grade student with the Homeschool program. She said, “I like drawing faces, I like drawing stuff and seeing what it turns into as I draw, I like drawing my family.” Continue reading →
Five Springs students were winners at the Temecula Teen Art Show, reported Julia Thomas, Visual Arts teacher at the Temecula Student Center. Continue reading →
Education Specialist Krissa Jeldy reads Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax to Homeschool students. Springs held its 3rd annual Reading Extravaganza for Homeschool students grades TK-8 at the Temecula events center. Continue reading →
“A sweet time was had by all at our February Homeschool Professional Development meeting,” reported Tammy Jackson, Senior Homeschool Director – Marketing Support. Continue reading →
Savannah Hellenga, a 2nd-grade Homeschool student from Indio, is an outstanding young gymnast. She recently completed the 2018 Bratayley Disneyland Invitational at the Disneyland Hotel, winning medals in every event. Continue reading →
The December Homeschool Math Extravaganza was a success, reported Tammy Jackson, Senior Homeschool Director – Marketing Support. 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 →
