Five Good Things in Spring

Two outstanding leaders. One celebration. 🎉 Spring ISD proudly recognizes LaQuisha Knowles of Wells Middle School as Secondary Principal of the Year and LaToya Patterson of Hirsch Elementary School as Elementary Principal of the Year. Their leadership embodies the Spring ISD leadership definition — bringing vision, heart and that extra degree of dedication that turns great schools into exceptional ones.

By supporting teachers, uplifting students, and building strong school communities, they set the tone for excellence and show what’s possible when leaders go the extra degree for students every day. Congratulations to these incredible principals for leading the way! 👏

Big things are happening at Westfield High School‼️The inaugural Girls Flag Football season is officially underway, and the energy on the field is electric! 🔥 Students hit the grass ready to run routes, pull flags, and show off their competitive spirit as this exciting new program takes flight. Coaches and players are building momentum with every practice, and the teamwork already on display has the Mustangs charging ahead. 🐎💨

This season marks an exciting step for girls athletics at Westfield, and these athletes are setting the tone with determination, hustle and plenty of school pride. Let’s cheer them on as they chase big plays and an unforgettable first season! 🎉🏈

A group of outstanding seniors from Spring High School rolled up their sleeves and stepped into a meaningful Volunteer Community Experience at the Houston Food Bank, organized by Ms. Adriana Alvarado and the Spring High School Special Education team. These students demonstrated professionalism, responsibility and a strong work ethic throughout the day, earning praise from staff members at the site for their positive attitudes and dedication.

This experience was made possible through the incredible teamwork of Ms. Brown, Ms. Williams, Mr. Clark, and Ms. Zelada, who supported planning, paperwork and student preparation. A special thank you also goes to Ms. Mitchell for supporting students during the trip and helping ensure the experience ran smoothly.

Moments like these showcase the character, determination and readiness of Spring ISD students as they build valuable pre-employment and community engagement skills.

Stories, smiles, and a love of reading filled Spring ISD during Read Across America Week!

District leaders visited campuses to read their favorite books to students, bringing story time straight into classrooms. Superintendent Dr. Kregg Cuellar and Chief of Staff Dr. LaTracy Harris joined young readers at Link Elementary for a special story time moment. 📖🐟 At Thompson Elementary, Chief of Transformation Dr. Xochitl Rodriguez read One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish to excited third graders.

The celebration continued with families at the FACE Smart Start Literacy Event, where students explored playful activities that supported reading, math, social skills and motor development. Campuses like Anderson Elementary also hosted book fairs, helping students discover new stories to take home.

All week long, Spring ISD classrooms turned pages, shared laughs and celebrated the joy that comes with a great book. 📚✨

Cue the spotlight and raise the curtain! 🎬✨The Spring ISD Board of Trustees officially proclaimed March 2026 as Theater in Our Schools Month, celebrating the creativity, confidence and collaboration theater brings to students across the district. The proclamation passed unanimously, reaffirming Spring ISD’s commitment to arts education and giving students the stage to shine — on and off it. 🌟

Taking center stage were Spring High School students Kiana Nolan (senior) and Malia Davis (junior), who represented their campus Thespian troupe and the International Thespian Society. They shared how theater builds confidence, strengthens communication skills and even supports academic success — with research showing students who complete four years of arts courses often earn higher SAT scores. 🎭📚

With UIL One Act Play competitions approaching, theater students across Spring ISD are already preparing to bring their stories to the stage. 🎟️👏

Spring ISD Pre-K applications for the 2026-27 school year open April 1, and families are encouraged to get ready now. The early years shape everything. Children ages 3 and 4 build critical skills in reading, thinking, problem-solving and social development that prepare them for kindergarten and beyond. District data shows students who attend Spring ISD Pre-K perform stronger on third grade STAAR Reading and Math assessments. A strong start matters!

FREE PK3 is available for eligible 3-year-olds who live within district boundaries or are children of Spring ISD employees. FREE PK4 is open to qualifying 4-year-olds, regardless of residency. Space is limited at select campuses, so early application is key. Families should begin gathering required documents now so they are ready when the application goes live. Visit the Spring ISD Pre-K website starting April 1 to apply and secure your child’s seat. Big learning begins here. 💚

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A first grader with a bright curiosity and a love for learning, Gabrielle brings enthusiasm to the classroom every day. She arrives prepared, ready to grow her knowledge and shows a strong passion for reading while eagerly exploring new topics. Her positive attitude, thoughtful participation and steady dedication to her work help create a welcoming learning environment for everyone around her. Gabrielle’s commitment to excellence makes her a joy to have in class and a wonderful example of what it means to be a Marshall Elementary scholar. 📚✨

An eighth grader who brings dedication and focus to the classroom every day, Micah stands out for his preparation, strong work ethic, and eagerness to learn. His positive attitude shines through in his studies and his consistent effort helps him succeed while setting a great example for those around him. Micah’s commitment to doing his best makes him both an outstanding student and a valued member of the Twin Creeks community. 📚✨

• March is National Women's History Month
• March is National Reading Month
• Regular Board Meeting - March 10
• CEC Mobile Food Bank - March 10
• SPED Parent Connection Meeting - March 11
• Mobile Food Market at Dekaney - March 12
• Spring Break - March 16 - 20
• Mobility Plan - Virtual Stakeholder Engagement Meeting - March 17
• Teacher and Campus Support Job Fair - March 28

Your voice matters in shaping the future of Spring ISD. The district has developed two feeder pattern options for the 2027–28 school year and is asking families, staff and community members to review the options and share feedback before a recommendation is presented to the Board of Trustees.

Take a moment to review the options and submit your preference by Friday, May 1 at 5 p.m.

Complete the survey: http://www.springisd.org/FeederPatternSurvey

Thank you for staying engaged and helping guide decisions that impact our schools.