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January 14, 2025

Santa Ana Students Do “Awesome” on Spelling Test

TK and 1st-grade students at the Santa Ana Student Center “did awesome” on their inaugural spelling test, a “milestone” in their “learning journey,” reported Principal Priscilla Doorbar. She continued, “For many of our young learners, this was their first experience with spelling assessments, and it was wonderful to see their confidence grow as they applied the skills they've been practicing in class.

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December 20, 2024

Vista Students Walk in Christmas Parade

Vista Student Center students and their families proudly represented their school by walking in the Vista Christmas Parade. Principal Kim Bagby shared her excitement about the event, saying, 'We loved sharing sweet Mexican candy with the parade-goers and being cheered on by Vista families along the route."

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December 18, 2024

Virtual Village Development Day, Park Day

The Virtual Village staff gathered for a personal development day, reported Lisa Fahrenkamp, program facilitator. Components included Canvas and Cocoa, in which staff created paintings based on a Winter Wonderland theme.

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December 13, 2024

Connections Academy Grows, Teacher Honored

Enrollment at Connections Academy at Springs continues to “flourish,” reported Principal Laurie Campbell, with a total of 615 students (up from 530 in October). The staff celebrated the school’s growth at their first annual holiday party.

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December 13, 2024

Bear River Balloon Parade, Stone Soup

Springs’ Bear River Student Center held a Balloons Over Bear River parade (based on Melissa Sweet’s story about creating giant balloons for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade entitled “Balloons Over Broadway”) in which students design and build balloons using the engineering design process. The parade included a visit from Mrs. Santa Claus.

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December 13, 2024

Magnolia Students Compete in Spelling Bee

Twenty-seven students participated in the Magnolia Spelling Bee, reported Susie Carpenter, program facilitator. The top three winners were Josue Garcia, 8th grade, Nathan Abatca, 8th grade, and Ella Jacklin, 7th grade, placing first, second, and third. The three will go on to compete in Springs’ All School Bee Championship in January.

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