Five Good Things in Spring

Spring ISD's Advanced Academics' Parent Roundtable & Family Game Night was the place to be—and the photos say it all! Families came together for a night of connection, conversation, and competition that turned into nonstop laughs and learning. Whether they were teaming up for math games, getting creative with card decks, or diving into strategy with their kiddos, parents and students made memories that matter. It was a celebration of family, community, and the power of learning together!

What a night! 💚 Students and families packed Dekaney High School for our annual College & Postsecondary Fair, connecting with more than 100 colleges, universities, technical schools and military reps. Students were exploring scholarship opportunities and learning about college sports! Our scholars were on a mission to plan their futures and dream big. The excitement was electric, and the possibilities are endless. Here’s to our future college grads and career stars; we are all very proud of you! 🌟

The Randall Reed Community Center was buzzing with energy as hundreds of students explored their futures during Career Destination 2025! 🚀 Hosted by Spring ISD’s Career and Technical Education Department, the two-day showcase gave 8th graders a hands-on look at everything—from welding sparks and law simulations, to culinary creations and robotics. It was a launchpad for dreams, confidence, and the next generation of Spring ISD success stories.💚

Cheers, applause, and plenty of proud smiles filled the room as Spring ISD celebrated educators who reached new heights — earning their first Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) designation or achieving a higher designation during a dazzling evening at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott! ✨
Across the district, 583 Spring ISD teachers now hold a TIA designation — 89 Recognized, 222 Exemplary, and 272 Master — representing $8.4 million in well-deserved state-funded incentives! 💰
Congratulations to our incredible educators for inspiring greatness, sparking curiosity, and shaping bright futures across Spring ISD!

Talk about brainpower in action! Fourth graders at Link Elementary School turned the library into a hub of innovation as they tackled hands-on STEM challenges. With tape, paper, and plenty of imagination, students engineered creative structures while testing their ideas and cheering each other on. The result? Laughter, learning, and a whole lot of “aha!” moments. These young thinkers are showing what happens when curiosity and teamwork collide! 🧠

🎓 Meet Ayleen from Wunsche Sr. High School!

This senior is coding her way to the top! 🤖 Ayleen’s passion for robotics has powered her to some incredible achievements — including taking 1st place in SkillsUSA Mobile Robotics District and qualifying for state and Seaperch International competitions! As a Coding Initiative Officer and UIL Robofest 1st place winner, Ayleen continues to prove that curiosity, creativity, and confidence make an unstoppable combo. Keep shining, Ayleen — the future of tech looks bright with leaders like you! 💡

🎓 Meet Thamir from Meyer Elementary!

Thamir is proving that excellence starts early! 🌟 This bright 5th grader is acing both the STAAR and MAP assessments in math and reading — showing serious skill and focus. Even more impressive? He brings a positive attitude to every classroom moment, inspiring his peers with both his hard work and kindness. Way to go, Thamir! You’re setting the bar high for success at Meyer! 📚

🎓 Meet Leyla from Cooper Elementary!

Big achievements start with little learners—and Leyla is already shining bright! 🌟 This Pre-K superstar can now write her first and last name all by herself (no copying needed!), and she does it with a smile. As her class’s table captain, Leyla keeps things neat, helps her friends, and always shows kindness and responsibility. She’s right on track with her Circle assessments and setting an amazing example for her classmates. Way to go, Leyla—you’re proving that even our youngest learners can do BIG things! 💕

• Fall Break - Oct. 13 - Oct. 17
• Regular Board Meeting - Oct. 14
• National School Bus Safety Week - Oct. 20 - 24
• Table Talks with the Board - Oct. 21
• Red Ribbon Week - Oct. 23 - 31
• National Mentoring Day - October 27.