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Mission: At Meyer, we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive environment where ALL thrive through meaningful, rigorous learning. Through intentional collaboration and research-based practices, we prepare students to lead with, confidence, purpose, and integrity.

Meyer Elementary is proud to announce that we have received an official “B” rating from the Texas Education Agency, along with two academic distinctions! This recognition is a testament to the hard work, commitment, and resilience demonstrated by our teachers and students throughout the past year. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and the progress we have made together!

2/14- Saturday Tutorials

2/16- No School; President's Day

2/17 & 2/18- Student Intervention Days for Selected Students Only

2/19- Parent/Teacher Conference Day- No School

2/20- Professional Development Day- No School

2/24 After school tutorials

2/25- After school tutorials

2/28- Saturday tutorials

2/26- Black History Program @ 5:30 p.m.

While students are on Mid-Winter Break, we encourage parents and guardians to take advantage of this time to stay informed and engaged in their child’s educational journey.

Mientras los estudiantes se encuentran en las vacaciones de mitad de invierno, motivamos a los padres y tutores a aprovechar este tiempo para mantenerse informados y comprometidos con la trayectoria educativa de sus hijo

The Spring ISD Board of Trustees has approved the 2026-27 Instructional Calendar. The approved calendar — Option A — will have students starting classes on Aug. 12, 2026, and finishing the school year on May 28, 2027.

The 2026 theme, “A Century of Black History Commemorations,” marks 100 years since Dr. Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week in 1926. It highlights the evolution of Black history celebrations, their impact on society, and our ongoing commitment to ensuring an accurate and inclusive history for all.

El tema de 2026, “Un siglo de conmemoraciones de la Historia Afroamericana”, marca 100 años desde que el Dr. Carter G. Woodson impulsó la Semana de la Historia del Afroamericano en 1926. Este tema destaca la evolución de las celebraciones de la historia afroamericana, su impacto en la sociedad y nuestro compromiso continuo de garantizar una historia precisa e inclusiva para todos.

El TELPAS (Sistema de Evaluación de Dominio del Inglés de Texas) mide cómo los estudiantes bilingües emergentes (EB) están aprendiendo inglés. Evalúa cuatro áreas del idioma: escuchar, hablar, leer y escribir, y cumple con los requisitos de la ley ESSA para estudiantes desde kindergarten hasta el grado 12.

Cómo se evalúa según el grado:

• K–1: Observaciones del maestro sobre cómo escuchan, hablan, leen y escriben

• 2–12: Pruebas en línea de

  • Escuchar y hablar

  • Leer y escribir

Pregúntele a su maestro (a) como acceder a Summit K-12 en casa para poder practicar en casa!

Every day truly counts in Spring ISD! 🌟
When students are in class, they stay connected, confident and ready to learn. Missing even one day before Winter break can set students back, as new material is still being taught. Let’s finish the year strong—together in culture, together in accountability. 💛

¡Cada día realmente cuenta en Spring ISD! 🌟
Cuando los estudiantes están en clase, se mantienen conectados, seguros y listos para aprender. Faltar incluso un solo día antes de las vacaciones de invierno puede retrasar a los estudiantes, ya que aún se está enseñando material nuevo. Terminemos el año con fuerza, juntos en la cultura, juntos en la responsabilidad. 💛

Did you ever wonder what your child is learning in class right now—and how you can support them at home? We’ve got you covered! Please click the links below to explore the Academic Family Guides. These resources give you a snapshot of what your child will be learning during the first nine weeks of school, along with simple ways you can help reinforce that learning at home. At Spring ISD, we believe it takes all of us—you, your child’s teachers, the principal, and the entire district—working together as one team to give our scholars the very best. Thank you for partnering with us in your child’s success!

¿Alguna vez se ha preguntado qué está aprendiendo su hijo en clase en este momento y cómo puede apoyarlo en casa? ¡estamos aquí para ayudarle! Haga clic en los enlaces a continuación para explorar las Guías Académicas para Familias. Estos recursos le brindan un panorama de lo que su hijo aprenderá durante las primeras nueve semanas de clases, junto con maneras sencillas de reforzar ese aprendizaje en casa. En Spring ISD, creemos que se necesita de todos nosotros—usted, los maestros de su hijo, el director y todo el distrito—trabajando juntos como un solo equipo para brindarles a nuestros estudiantes lo mejor. ¡Gracias por asociarse con nosotros en el éxito de su hijo!

Want to learn more about your child’s strengths and growth? MAP Growth is a computer test given three times a year that adapts to your students’ answers. It helps teachers personalize learning and families track progress. Learn more about MAP Growth and how to read your Family Report

¿Quiere conocer más sobre las fortalezas y áreas de crecimiento de su hijo? MAP Growth es una prueba computarizada que se aplica tres veces al año y se adapta a las respuestas de los estudiantes. Ayuda a los maestros a personalizar el aprendizaje y a las familias a seguir el progreso de sus hijos. Conozca más sobre MAP Growth y cómo leer su Informe Familiar

Dear parents,

Starting September 22nd, students without badges will not be able to ride the bus. No temporary passes will be allowed.

ID replacements are available at our front office for $5. This includes a new ID with a lanyard and ID clear protector. You can also make the payment online in the link below. Please note: If payment is not made by 2:00 PM, the badge will NOT be printed or delivered on the same day.

Thank you

Queridos padres,

A partir del 22 de septiembre, los estudiantes sin gafete no podrán subir al autobús. No se permitirán pases temporales.

Los remplazos de gafete están disponibles en nuestra oficina por $5. Esto incluye una nueva credencial con cordón y protector plástico. Tambien pueden hacer el pago en linea con el enlace adjunto. Nota: El gafete no podra ser impresa el mismo dia si el pago no se hace antes de las 2PM.

Gracias

Spring ISD has updated its Student Personal Communication Device Policy, allowing only specified exceptions for device use during instructional hours, with escalating consequences for violations.

Dear Spring ISD Families,

We want to make you aware of an important update to our Student Personal Communication Device Policy, taking effect in the 2025–26 school year. In alignment with Texas House Bill 1481, students will no longer be permitted to use or display personal devices such as cell phones, smartwatches, earbuds, tablets, or personal laptops during the instructional day.

While students may bring these devices to school, they must remain off, out of sight, and securely stored from the first bell to the last bell—including during lunch, passing periods, and restroom breaks.

This policy supports a focused learning environment and applies to all students across grade levels. Violations will result in escalating consequences, including parent pick-up of the device, in-school suspension (ISS), and potential placement in an alternative program for repeated offenses.

Exceptions may be made only in the following cases:

• A documented medical condition

• Requirements in an IEP or 504 Plan

• A verified emergency situation

If your child needs to contact you during the day, they should visit the front office for assistance.

You can find the full policy, including FAQs and consequences by grade level, here:

• Parent and Community Policy & Consequences Overview

• Spring ISD Policy website

We appreciate your partnership as we implement this state-required policy and continue putting student learning and safety first.

Sincerely,

Spring ISD

High Schools: 7:10 am-2:30 pm

Elementary Schools: 8:05 am-3:25 pm

Middle Schools: 9:05 am-4:25 pm

Escuelas Secundarias: 7:10 am-2:30 pm

Escuelas Primarias: 8:05 am-3:25 pm

Escuelas Intermedias: 9:05 am-4:25 pm

ID Badges

Every student is required to wear an ID badge daily. This is a district mandated policy. The badges will be provided to scholars during their first week. They must be kept on at all times, so please start informing your child of this now. These same badges will be used to enter and exit the bus daily.

Morning Drop-Off and Afternoon Pick-up

The safety of our students is of the utmost importance to all teachers and staff members at Meyer Elementary. Please read the drop-off and pick-up procedures listed below. In order to ensure our student’s safety, it is critical that we all work together to follow the guidelines listed below. When dropping off or picking up your child, please make sure that you are mindful of no parking areas and designated walker areas.

• The morning and afternoon drop off/ pick-up area for car riders is located at the side of Meyer Elementary. All car rider traffic must go through the car rider line. You will be issued a Meyer Elementary car rider sign, at Meet the Teacher, to place in your window. Please ensure you have this sign daily for pickup. If someone other than the normal pickup person needs to pick up your child, please DO NOT give them your car rider tag. For student safety, they will need to come to the front office and verify they have permission to pick up the child.

• Students MAY NOT be dropped off before 7:35am. Students MUST remain in the car until the doors open at 7:35 a.m. If you need to drop your student off before 7:35 a.m., Koala Kare is available in the morning.

• During afternoon pickup, do not get out of your vehicle as you are waiting in the car rider line. This causes traffic to become congested in the line and it is not safe for students. Please remember scholars will be brought to the front office between 3:45 and 3:50. Parents, you will then be expected to come to the front office with your car rider tag or your I.D. ALL STUDENTS MUST BE PICKED UP BY 4:00 p.m.

• SISD buses and Licensed Day Care buses will load and unload students in the parking lot and the front of the building. Cars may not drop off or pick up students in this area.

• Walkers - Parents will need to come to the side of the building, by the cafeteria, for walkers. Parents may wait for their children on the sidewalk and escort them home or they may travel with their older sibling. Parents will have to present walker tags with their child’s name on it for a scholar to be released. If you come to pick up your child without a tag, you will have to present your identification at the front office. Walker tags will be provided at Meet-the Teacher.

• Parents of Pre-K and Kindergarten scholars must have a code to receive your child from the bus. This code ill be given to you by your child’s homeroom teacher. The bus drivers will not release your child without the proper number being given. If an older sibling will be taking the child from the bus, make sure they know the code.

Dress Code is as follows:

· Students should be neat, clean, and wear appropriate shoes (no Crocs, flip-flops, no shoes with wheels, or shoes without backs).

· Student shorts should be knee-length and be worn at the waist.

· Baggy, sagging, oversized pants are not allowed.

· Tank tops are not allowed.

· Tights are allowed as long as the student wears shorts or a skirt over them (the shorts or skirt should also be to the knee).

· Students are not allowed to wear hats in the building or on the bus, unless administrators have given permission.

· Student’s hair should be neat and clean. Hair color that is not natural is prohibited. Students arriving at school with inappropriate clothing, hair color or accessories will receive a dress code letter and may be sent to the front office (at the discretion of the teacher or an administrator). Parents may receive calls, so that an alternative can be arranged.

BACKPACKS - Backpacks may be clear or mesh.

Tops

Type: Polo

Colors: White, Navy, Gold, Grey

Restrictions: No stripes, patterns, designs of any kind, no halter tops, spaghetti straps or sleeveless. Exceptions: shirts may have an emblem as long as it is smaller than a quarter, no oversized emblems.

Bottoms

Type: Pants, Capri’s, Shorts, Skirts

Color: Khaki, Dark Denim, Black, Navy

Restrictions:

• Skirts and shorts must sit at the knee.

• Pants must fit – No sagging.

• Bottoms must be solid- no sparkles, additional zippers, holes, rips, tears, writing, etc.

• Belts must be worn.

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We would like to clarify our policy regarding sweatshirts with hoods. Students are welcome to wear hooded sweatshirts as part of their attire; however, the hood must remain down and may not be worn over the head at any time during the school day.

This policy is in place to maintain a safe and respectful learning environment for all students. We appreciate your support in reinforcing this expectation with your child.

Thanks,

W. Guerrero

Estimadas familias,

Queremos aclarar nuestra política con respecto al uso de sudaderas con capucha. Los estudiantes pueden usar este tipo de prenda; sin embargo, la capucha debe permanecer baja y no debe cubrir la cabeza en ningún momento durante el día escolar.

Esta norma está diseñada para mantener un ambiente de aprendizaje seguro y respetuoso para todos. Agradecemos su apoyo para reforzar esta expectativa con su hijo(a).

Gracias,

W. Guerrero

February is CTE Month, a time to celebrate all the programs offered at Spring ISD. Career and Technical Education provides pathways that help our students develop skills and pursue careers beyond High School. Through instruction, innovation, and industry partnerships, Spring ISD opens doors to opportunities

La Educación Profesional y Técnica brinda trayectorias que ayudan a nuestros estudiantes a desarrollar habilidades y a prepararse para carreras más allá de la secundaria.

A través de la instrucción, la innovación y alianzas con la industria, Spring ISD abre puertas a nuevas oportunidades.

Mental Wellness Month reminds us that taking care of our minds is just as important as taking care of our bodies. 💚Spring ISD is proud to support the well-being of our students and community.

El Mes del Bienestar Mental nos recuerda que cuidar nuestra mente es tan importante como cuidar nuestro cuerpo. 💚
Spring ISD se enorgullece de apoyar el bienestar de nuestros estudiantes y de nuestra comunidad.

At Spring ISD, we know it takes a village! Parents, join us as partners in your child’s education and make a difference by volunteering at our schools. Together, we can help every student succeed!

En Spring ISD, sabemos que se necesita un equipo. Padres, únanse a nosotros como aliados en la educación de sus hijos y marquen la diferencia como voluntarios en nuestras escuelas. ¡Juntos podemos ayudar a todos los estudiantes a alcanzar el éxito!