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Principal Brian Sanchez Corona and PTSO President Kati Dukes showed off their claws with the school's Wildcat mascot.
Noah, Nyree and Les Oninku toured the new school together.
The Horizon High School color guard team put on a show at the event.
Orange County School Board member Pam Gould and Principal Brian Sanchez Corona shared enormous grins at the sneak peek.
Horizon High School band members welcomed attendees through the gates of the new campus with catchy tunes.
The school’s cafeteria will serve more than 700 students for meals.
The school’s library hosts comfortable couches, new computers and an endless supply of good reads.
The school’s gymnasium showcases Wildcat colors with bursts of blue, gray and white.
One of the school’s math classrooms.
Science teacher Ronald Diorio holds one of the models in his new classroom.
Kerry and Nancy Callery volunteered at the community sneak peek.
The new Water Spring Middle School campus is located at 17000 Water Spring Blvd.
Water Spring Middle School hosted a community sneak peek for its new campus Friday, Aug. 4.
Family and friends were welcomed through the gates by the Horizon High School color guard and band members.
For the last two years, the students of WSMS have shared a campus with Horizon High while the new school was under construction.
Attendees had the opportunity to tour the school, visit with teachers, meet their new mascot, purchase school swag and more.
Spearheaded by Orange County School Board member Pam Gould, the campus features computer labs, advanced technology, a multipurpose cafeteria, a large gymnasium and many more amenities.
WSMS is led by Principal Brian Sanchez Corona, Assistant Principals Arnetta Heidelberg and Nicole Mutters, as well as PTSO President Kati Dukes.
The school, located at 17000 Water Spring Blvd., will serve more than 700 students and is fully staffed at 67.
The school is expected to hit 1,000 students by January.
