Julia Nunez, a 7th-grade Homeschool student, is the June 2020 Student Artist of the Month. Her artwork is entitled “There’s No Place Like Springs.” Julia likes to create her art using watercolors and acrylic paint. Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool junior Ashley Farrell, 17, of Chino, was included on the Dean’s List for the 2020 FIRST Championships for FRC – First Robotics Competition. This is the most prestigious award a student can achieve through the FIRST program; she was one of 3,000 students nominated where only 10 are selected. Ashley is a founding member of Rogue Techs, a US FIRST, First Robotics Competition Robotics team. Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool student Agatha McIntyre was named a finalist in the senior performance category at the Riverside County National History Day Competition for her project The Ballad of Empress Matilda. She will now move on to the California State History Day competition. Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool ES Stephanie Grutzmacher has created this Facebook page to share tips and tricks to make homeschooling easier during the pandemic. Continue reading →
Homeschool 7th-grade student Gwyneth McIntyre, 12, earned a 1st place award and was designated as a Broadcom Masters Nominee at the Riverside County Science and Engineering Fair held in March. Her project, Terrible or Terrific Toothpaste? examined which toothpastes caused the least tooth decay. Gwyneth was one of 450 students participating; she participated in the Health and Biomedical Sciences category. Continue reading →
Springs held its annual Schoolwide Science and Engineering Fair. The winners included: Continue reading →
Homeschool 7th-grade student Elliott Dahl is a gifted young violinist. He has been playing since age 6, and performs with the Temecula Conservatory of Music orchestra. He likes both classical and contemporary music; his favorite piece is Vivaldi Summer because of its fast pace. Continue reading →
Springs Homeschool 6th grade student Maya Molina, 12, is an outstanding young gymnast. She has been involved with gymnastics for five years, and has advanced to an impressive Junior Olympic level 8. Continue reading →
Homeschool triplets Kevin, Michael and Jason Lanier, age 16, did their Eagle Scout project at Springs’ Enterprise Resource Center. The trio have been in the scouts since age 9, and have homeschooled with Springs for their entire education, and see the project as “the culmination of a lot of hard work, and something the vast majority of scouts don’t achieve,” said father Jason Lanier. Continue reading →
Twenty-five Homeschool students participated in rock climbing at Joshua Tree, with instruction provided by California Climbing School. Continue reading →
