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Murrieta Student Center offers a variety of programs for students in grades TK-8 at our beautiful Kalmia campus. All programs offer a unique small-school environment where everybody knows every students’ name.
Classical Academy (TK-8) provides homeschooling families with two full days of classical education (M-T) along with the support of a classical education teacher for the other three home study days (W-F). Students get the best of homeschooling and the best of classroom instruction in this program.
Casa Montessori Academy (TK-6) provides three days of in-class, authentic Montessori elementary education (W-F) along with project development and support for two home study days each week (M-T).
Murrieta Student Center Principal, Julia Krisel, shares her experience in creating 21st-century learning environments for all educational stakeholders.
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October 26, 2026Students at Springs’ Murrieta Student Center have begun rehearsals for the school’s Open Mic Night, shared Carissa McIntyre, program facilitator. Students will perform to show off their many talents. Additionally, Murrieta staff participated in The Great ShakeOut to sharpen emergency response skills and stress the importance of safety.
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October 26, 2026Springs’ Bear River Student Center students collected pop tabs to donate to the Ronald McDonald House which offers temporary housing to families nearby children’s hospitals when a member of the family is undergoing treatment, shared Gabbie Brooks, site facilitator. Eighth grade teacher Jessica Martinez’s class collected the most of any class, collecting 13 gallons of pop tabs.
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September 28, 2026Springs employees
Krista McClean and
Grayson Fabozzi performed in the Broadway musical comedy “Something Rotten!” reported Principal
Rebecca Fabozzi. Krista starred as Portia and Grayson was Francis Flute; the performance was held at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater.
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September 23, 2026
Springs Discovery Charter School back-to-school night activities included an art room, shared by Brigette Chavis, program facilitator, in which students used LEGO bricks “to build their vision for the future. They wrote their personal goals directly on the bricks and mounted them on the wall to inspire others.”
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