breakout session 2

Presented by: Matthew Ramey, Virtual Teacher

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This workshop is specifically designed to empower parents with actionable strategies for cultivating successful home-study habits. We will explore practical frameworks to optimize student focus, maximize assignment completion, and foster personal accountability. Key topics include designing a productive physical environment, establishing effective pacing and restorative breaks, maintaining open communication, and creating schedule parity to mirror the structure of a productive school day.

Presented by: Nikki McAdoo, Events & Community Outreach Coordinator

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Springs offers exciting opportunities throughout the year for students in grades 4–12 to showcase their talents, build confidence, and connect with peers who share their interests. These enriching academic events provide students with opportunities to learn beyond the classroom, celebrate their achievements, develop lifelong skills, and create lasting memories with fellow Springs students. We encourage all interested students to participate and discover new passions along the way!

History Day: Students become historians as they research a topic, analyze sources, and create a project that brings history to life. History Day develops critical thinking, research, writing, and presentation skills while helping students make meaningful connections between the past and present.

Science & Engineering Fair: Young scientists and engineers investigate questions, conduct experiments, and design innovative solutions to real-world problems. Participants strengthen problem-solving, scientific reasoning, creativity, and communication skills while exploring topics they are passionate about.

All-School Spelling Bee Invitational: Students challenge themselves through friendly competition while expanding their vocabulary, improving language skills, and building confidence speaking in front of an audience. The Spelling Bee is a fun way to develop strong literacy skills that support success across all subject areas.

Speech Meet: Whether sharing an informative speech, persuasive argument, or inspirational message, students gain valuable public speaking experience in a supportive environment. Speech Meet helps students develop confidence, communication skills, poise, leadership abilities, and the ability to express their ideas effectively.

Presented by: Laura Nobiensky, Homeschool ES & Michelle Deering, Homeschool ES

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In this session, you will learn how to use the Springs Manipulatives Video Library and Math Discourse Resource to increase engagement in your math lessons. We will show you how the manipulatives align with our I CAN!s and how to teach math skills using the manipulatives. We will also share with you our newest resource to help increase discourse in your daily math lessons.

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