Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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School environment pleases new administrators Formerly a teacher at Moreno Val- ley High School, Mr. jon Gaffney decided to transfer to Canyon Springs and become the school ' s first assistant principal. At Moreno Valley he had taught reading and coached the track team. In a way, Gaffney explained, he found less power as an assistant princi- pal: much of his work consisted of reacting to situations. As a teacher at Moreno Valley High School, I made my own environ- ment, he said, but as a vice princi- pal, the environment affects you. I think that the students here are really great, he added. They have a lot of spirit and school pride. Because the teachers are from different states, they have a lot of different exper- iences. They ' re the greatest staff that I ' ve ever worked with. Leaving his position as an assistant principal at Perris High School, Mr. Ralph Edwards came to Canyon Springs in mid-year to become the school ' s first dean of students. He found the Canyon Springs campus a pleasant place. Coming here is like going to Dis- neyland, Edwards said. The stu- dents are really enjoyable to be around. I think that we have started off with a really great attitude about the school. .V HOME CALL: Mr. Ralph fcdw,,r with J parent about a student disciptir Assistant Administrators

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