Springs Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) Vice Principal reported that the school held an anti-vaping assembly for middle and high school students with Alexandra Swift from the San Diego County Department of Education.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) delivered a hot chocolate gift basket for deputies at the San Jacinto Sheriff’s Station. The Sheriff’s department “has been an indispensable partner in delivering quality service and support to the San Jacinto community” of which RVA is a part, said RVA Principal Hugo Ramos and the gift basket the school delivered is “a small token of the appreciation we have for all they do and for the commitment they have to ensure the safety of our students.”
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In addition to its new principal, the Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) will be moving to a seat-based system of enrollment, reported Brian Bailey, vice principal. He explained, “Like many sites, we’ll be moving from an independent study model to a more traditional model in which students are required to be present in class for enrollment. It does present some challenges, but in the long-term, I believe it will work out and be a benefit to us.”
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy (RVA) seniors attended an on-campus workshop to complete onboarding tasks to attend Mount San Jacinto College, reported Annette Butler, Springs Career and Post Secondary Coordinator.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy’s Team 4114/The Pallondrones, a student robotics team, has begun building and competing after a two-year hiatus, reported Vice Principal Brian Bailey. The team is optimistic that they will have a successful season, he said, and will next compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition San Diego Regional in March.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy senior Guillermo Rubio Beltran won a laptop computer while participating in the virtual Riverside College and Career Fair. Guillermo has an internship with the Hemet San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce during which he plans to team up with community leaders for an opportunity to have hands-on experience in engineering. He attended the fair to look for job opportunities available to him after he finishes school.
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Kasandra Hammerle, 14, of Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy is the September 2021 Student Artist of the Month. She has been part of Springs since kindergarten and is beginning the 9th grade. She lives in Hemet.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy is expanding its sports-related program offerings to students with new pilot programs for cheerleading, E-Sports, Sports Photography, and Marketing and golf.
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Springs’ Renaissance Valley Academy serving grades 6-12 has been steadily growing, reported Vice Principal Brian Bailey, necessitating the hiring of new teachers and exploring opportunities to expand on an adjacent property. The school anticipates having 640 students in grades 6-12 when the school year begins.
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