Spring ISD's multicultural coalition international festival brought something special to life — combining what were once three separate cultural celebrations into one unified event honoring Hispanic Heritage, Black History and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage. Students showed up with artwork, papers and performances that reflected not just their own cultures, but cultures they took the time to learn and understand. 🙌 Here's to many more years of celebrating the richness our community brings to every hallway, every classroom and every stage.

Every year, 8th grade Field Day at Wells Middle School delivers — and every year, the Wolverines somehow find a way to top themselves. The competition was real, the energy was electric and the laughs were louder than ever as students closed out middle school the right way. Whether they were going head-to-head in team events or just soaking up one last day with their crew, these Wolverines made it count. Middle school's not over until Field Day says it's over — and this one said it in style!🔥

Hoyland Elementary School officially broke ground on its long-awaited SPARK School Park — and it was worth every bit of the wait! The new park will feature mosaic art by Reginald Adams and students, shaded play equipment, an outdoor classroom with a cosmic art canopy, a walking trail, an urban forest tree grove, a reading and reflection garden with raised beds and soccer goals. Huge thanks to Hoyland students, Hoyland PTO, Frost Bank, the Powell Foundation and the Park Desert Initiative Funders for making this dream a reality! For more info read here!

Ms. Meza's first graders at Anderson Elementary School didn't just learn the writing process — they lived it, and now they have a published book to prove it! What Is a Habitat? is the Gators' very own class book, packed with the hard work, creativity and big brains of every student in the room. These kids brainstormed, drafted, revised and published like the young authors they are, and Ms. Meza gave them an experience and a memory they'll carry long after first grade. Somebody get these Gators a book signing! 🐊

🎓 Meet Anthony from Meyer Elementary School!

Anthony is a 5th grader at Meyer Elementary who is absolutely firing on all cylinders this year! He's reached MAP mastery in both reading and math, then backed it up with STAAR mastery in both subjects too — a double-double that any Mustang would be proud of. On top of that, Anthony was handpicked as a Rising Writers ambassador, a role that speaks to his leadership and dedication to learning. Anthony isn't just hitting benchmarks — he's setting the standard. Keep soaring, Anthony! 🐎⭐

🎓 Meet Victoria from Heritage Elementary School!

Victoria is a 4th grader at Heritage Elementary who is bringing straight A's and a whole lot of heart to every single day! What makes Victoria stand out is what happens when she gets feedback — she doesn't just hear it, she takes it in and puts it to work immediately. That kind of self-awareness and drive is rare at any age. Her teachers describe her as hardworking, dedicated and a natural leader who always gives her best. Heritage Huskies are lucky to have her! 🐾⭐