Sulphur Springs School District will be OPEN May 20, 2011. This is no longer a school closure day.
Jump Rope for Heart - March 2011
Jump Rope For Heart is a national fundraising program that promotes physical activity, heart healthy living, and community service. Students at Canyon Springs learned about their heart and how to keep it healthy, while raising money for the American Heart Association. Check out some of our Canyon Springs heart heroes.
Mural - March 2010
Because of the rich diversity of Special need children at Canyon Springs Elementary, the school was chosen to represent the Sulphur Springs School District, to paint a mural on metal panels. It will be displayed on the Golden Valley Bridge underpass. Forty-two mainstream peer tutors from the 5th and 6th grades teamed together with 53 students with special needs to create masterful panels of art. We can’t wait to see the final product! To read more click here. Way to go Bears!
Waste Not, Want Not - February 2010
Energy savings and recycling are two ways to assure that resources are not wasted. The Sulphur Springs School District is making sure that they are doing both to support conservation efforts and save extra money whenever possible. To read more click here.
NO QUEREMOS DESPERDICIOS
Ahorrando Energía y reciclando son dos formas de asegurar que los recursos no son desperdiciados. El Distrito de Sulphur esta asegurándose de los dos sean hechos para apoyar los esfuerzos de conservación y ahorrar dinero extra cuanto sea posible. Para más información, haga clic aquí.
September is National Preparedness Month
At home or at work, routines can be disrupted with little or no warning. Don’t wait for an emergency to think about being prepared. Click on the link to find more about being prepared.
Canyon Springs student take on healthy habits - June 2009
A group of 12 fourth-grade students at Canyon Springs Elementary School in Canyon Country spent this school year spreading the news about healthy eating and the importance of physical activity. To read more click here.
Canyon Springs learns about the greenhouse effect -
Special-needs students receive hands-on lessons - June 2009
For 25 students at Canyon Springs Community School, a student-run greenhouse on campus has turned into a second classroom that gives the special-needs students opportunities to take part in hands-on lessons about solar energy, composting and conservation. To read more click here.
Students Connect with Parents – March 2009
Canyon Springs hosted its 2nd Family Reading Night. Parents, siblings, and friends gathered to listen to teachers read a story using visualization skills. Click here to read more.
SCV Nonprofit Featurette: March 2009
Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation providing support, programs and leadership for public schools in the Santa Clarita Valley. To watch more click here.
After-School Staff gets a Helping Hand – March 2009
Canyon Springs SAIL After School Program staff gets a little bit of help from Sand Castles Child Care Center. Click this link to read more.
SCV Nonprofit Featurette: March 2009
Canyon Springs Elementary School Sign Language Instruction for Parents of Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Students. To take a look click here.
Signs of Love – Jan. 2009
Parents and staff members learn how to communicate with deaf and hard-of-hearing students by taking advantage of free sign language classes. To read more click on the link.
Portrait of a Young Artist – Jan 2009
Read about a student who has created video games, board games, cyber vehicles, and fiction series. Oh, and he’s only 9 years old! To read more click here.
Reading is fun....really! - Dec. 2008
Canyon Springs Community School hosted its first Family Reading Night. Over 200 parents and students attended the event! To read more about it, click this link!
Literacy and arts on parade - Dec. 2008
Mrs. Teague, a fourth grade teacher at Canyon Springs, won an enrichment grant from the Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation to fund a student newspaper. To read more click here.
Would-be gumshoes hone their skills - Dec. 2008
Brian Charles, a reporter at The Signal, taught some future student reporters from Canyon Springs Community School how to write a newspaper story. Click this link to read about stories the students covered at the Santa Clarita Valley Literacy and Arts Festival. Click here for more information.
Canyon Springs 2nd Annual Veteran’s Day Celebration - Nov. 2008
Canyon Springs Student Affairs Organization honored 12 veterans from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War and the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan in its second annual Veteran’s Day celebration. The veterans: Mayor Bob Kellar, Ruben Trejo, Erik Potter, Becky James, Houston Turner, Phyllis Capelle, Joe Pietroforte, Albert Rodriguez, Jasmin Bravo, Jim Hildreth, Richard Roelofs, and Helen Johnston shared their memories while serving our country.
To read more click here
Comic Ideas Take Flight for Youth – Oct 2008
Brave New World Comics hosted a student art lesson at Canyon Springs SAIL After School Program. The students came up with the script and characters. To read more click here
What is your favorite subject? - Sept. 2008
Read Canyon Springs’ winning essays, What’s your? To read more click here
Canyon Springs Teacher Wins Grant - July 2008
Wendy Shaner won a $10,000 grant from BP's A+ for Energy Program. The project called Nature's Energy is a multi-sensory field-based living lab. Students will learn about solar, thermal, and biomass energy, through the creation and maintenance of a solar greenhouse, outdoor solar garden, solar water farm, and biomass compost station. Beginning next year, a Farmer's Market will be hosted at the school to involve the community in the project. The students and staff are very excited about the project!
Wendy's proposal was one of over 1,400 applications submitted nationwide!
BP said, "Nature's Energy At Work" is a truly visionary project in that it allows student to "learn within a living lab," uses an effective multi-sensory field-based learning approach for students with disabilities.
To read the article click here.
6th GRADE TEAM WINS AT SPELLBOUND - May 2008
Canyon Springs 6th Grade Spellbound Team took 4th place in the District Spellbound Competition. Fourth, fifth and sixth grade students throughout the Sulphur Springs School District competed at each grade level in several categories. Congratulations on all your hard work!
4th, 5th, and 6th GRADERS WIN AWARDS AT MATH FIELD DAY - Feb. 2008
Students from fourth, fifth and sixth grade won many awards at the district Math Field Day Competition. The fourth grade team won 1st and 4th place awards in Math Application. The fifth grade team won 2nd place in Conceptual Understanding, 3rd place in Math Application and Problem Solving, and 4th place in Math Computation. The sixth grade team won 1st place in Conceptual Understanding, 1st and 3rd place awards in Math Application, and 4th place in Problem Solving. Congratulations on all your hard work!
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