Many of Springs’ Nation students began their schooling journey in one of Springs Individualized Learning Programs, reported Senior Director Tammy Jackson. Homeschool families have options to meet families in person or virtually. She said, “KEYS students and students enrolled in Learning Center classes have ventured back to our sites and are enjoying seeing their friends and teachers.
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Eighth-grade Homeschool student Josiah Hammack has accepted an online internship with Coder Kids in Texas. In this role, he moderates servers, works as an instructor, and oversees culture development at the company.
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Jersey Maraney, a Spring Homeschool student in the 4th grade, is the June 2021 Student Artist of the Month. Jersey’s artwork is entitled Future of Tomorrow.
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Springs Homeschool students traveled to Williamsburg, Virginia in May to participate in performances with the Mountain Fifes and Drums of Lake Arrowhead, reported ES Nadia Phillips.
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Springs’ learning centers have reopened and have begun offering a limited number of classes to students. Eight locations are offering in-person classes one morning or afternoon weekly to the nearly 200 students who have returned to campus.
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Homeschool senior Dylan Jun, 14, of Rancho Santa Margarita has been accepted to UCI and UC San Diego. He has also applied to UCLA and UC Berkeley. He is currently leaning towards attending UC San Diego, as his brother Collin, who graduated high school at age 13 in 2018, attends there.
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Springs Homeschool students and sisters Alexis, Aliyah, and Alyssa Harris (grades 5 & 2) have launched Pop Roxy Girls, a business that provides subscribers with “Glam Lits,” boxes delivered monthly containing such items as glamour themed books, fashion accessories, and a STEM surprise.
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Springs Journey Homeschool student Kylee White, grade 9, age 14, has been a talented dog trainer for the past five years.
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Katie Bryson, 5, a Homeschool Kindergarten student, is the March 2021 Student Artist of the Month. She lives in Corona. Her artwork is entitled Super Watermelon Girl.
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Agatha McIntyre, a senior in the Journey Homeschool Program, was the sole participant in Springs’ History Day this year, portraying Lottie, a character involved with the underground railroad. She has participated in the event every year since 7th grade.
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