TK-2nd grade students at Springs’ Magnolia Student Center enjoyed a Grandparents Day at the Center, reported Beverly Voechting, principal. They enjoyed reading, coloring, painting, and crafts. Continue reading →
Lucas Cozzitarto, a 6th-grade student with Springs’ Magnolia Student Center, played on Eastvale Little League’s 10u All-Star team, reported his mother Janel Cozzitarto, Magnolia’s vice-principal. His team won the District 72 and Section 9 championships, but were edged out in the state championship. Lucas played 3rd base and pitched, and maintained a batting average of .675. Continue reading →
Springs’ Magnolia Student Center honored its custodian, Albert Freeman, with an Albert Freeman Day, reported Principal Beverly Voechting. She explained, “Albert is our custodian. But he is more than that. Continue reading →
Savannah Mitchell, 11, a student at Springs’ Magnolia Student Center, was honored by the Girl Scouts for being one of the top 21 selling girls in her council for 2019 cookie sales. Continue reading →
Eleven students from Springs Charter Schools’ Renaissance Real World Academy, in Riverside, were honored at a College Signing Day event for their decision to go to college after graduating high school at the end of the school year. They include (pictured, left to right): Continue reading →
Isaiah Balderrama (pictured, 1st place), a 3rd-grade student with Springs’ Magnolia Academy, has been training in jiu-jitsu for three years. He has competed in six tournaments, bringing home bronze, silver and gold medals. Continue reading →
Seth Blynn, 16, a sophomore with Springs’ Magnolia Student Center’s Renaissance Real World Academy, has been named an Eagle Scout. To earn the award, the Jurupa Valley resident led a team of youth and adults in refurbishing the flagpole at historic Marcy Library, now home to the Foster Army Animal Rescue Thrift Store. Continue reading →
Renaissance Real World Academy student Brian C. of Jurupa Valley has been honored for his exemplary volunteer service with a President’s Volunteer Service Award. The award recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country and was granted by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program. Springs nominated Brian for national honors this fall in recognition of his volunteer service. Continue reading →
Magnolia Student Center freshman Chase Kleckner, 14, has been invited to participate in a Lake Perris rowing team. He practices six days a week, and hopes to one day compete in the Olympics. Continue reading →
Jabez Macias, 14, a sophomore in Springs’ Renaissance Real World Academy at the Magnolia Student Center, went to CIF to participate in semi-finals for cross country. Twenty-six schools were represented; Jabez represented Magnolia, placing 42 out of 133 runners. Continue reading →
