Homeschool student Ephraim Stites, pictured with coach Ray Cantu as Ephraim prepares to compete in the California Middle School Cross Country Championships, is a gifted runner. Continue reading →
Springs’ Homeschool Education Specialists explored Core Values at their October professional development meeting, reported Tammy Jackson, Senior Director of Individualized Learning Programs, with a special focus on breast cancer awareness. Continue reading →
Kaedin Kluis is a 5th grade Springs Homeschool student. He has been a Springs student since kindergarten; he takes enrichment classes at i-Shine. He’s grateful his parents enrolled him in Springs Homeschool, as it is “the best path for my education.” Continue reading →
Homeschool Education Specialist Esther Yanez (right) received a Happy Camper award from Jackie Dee, Homeschool Director, at the Homeschool staff development meeting in September. Continue reading →
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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Homeschool ESs were honored at an End of Year Homeschool meeting, reported Tammy Jackson, Senior Homeschool Director. Continue reading →
Seven Homeschool end-of-year party celebrations were held the first week of June, with 1,032 students participating and 62 8th grade promotions handed out. Continue reading →
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 →
