Five Good Things in Spring

Get ready to jingle all the way with this year’s Superintendent’s Christmas Card Contest winners! 🎉 These student artists sleighed the competition with their festive flair and creative spirit. 🏆 First place goes to Daeyln James, a 5th grader from Hoyland Elementary, whose design filled the room with holiday cheer. 🥈 Second place goes to MaKayla Lara from Anderson Elementary, and 🥉 third place goes to Brandon Canas, a 5th grader at Link Elementary—both brought their A-game with beautifully crafted cards bursting with color and cheer. Their artwork will be shared across the district this season, spreading smiles and Spring ISD spirit wherever it lands. Way to deck the halls with talent! 🎨✨

High school basketball is officially in full swing — and no, that swish you heard wasn’t the wind, it was Dekaney and Spring knocking down shots left and right! 🏀 The Dekaney High School men’s team is rolling with serious momentum, fresh off a huge win against A&M Consolidated High School, showing everyone they came into this season on a mission. Meanwhile, the Spring High School women’s team continues to light up the court with relentless energy, tight defense, and highlight-worthy plays that keep the crowd buzzing. Both squads are charging through their seasons with confidence and unstoppable Wildcat and Lion pride. Spring ISD hoops is on fire — bring your popcorn! 💙💚🔥

Roberson Middle School's seventh grade law crew just got a real-world crash course in emergency response—and they handled it like pros! Their visit to the Houston Emergency Center was a front-row seat to the heartbeat of public safety. They watched how 911 calls are handled, saw dispatchers making split-second decisions, and asked sharp questions like future first responders. These Razorbacks are already tuned in to the power of law, leadership, and civic service—and they’re only in middle school! 💼

Westfield High School’s theatre department hit the road with its Elementary Recruitment Tour and delivered a high-energy showcase packed with talent and Mustang pride. The jazz band set the vibe with smooth grooves that had students moving, while choir performances added festive flair. The excitement kept building as the dance team brought the house down with a sharp, electrifying routine that had every eye locked in on the count. Music, movement and creativity came together in a way that highlighted the strength of Performing and Visual Arts in Spring ISD and left future Mustangs buzzing with excitement about what’s ahead. 🎭✨

🍪The aprons were on and the candy was flying as our amazing Child Nutrition department brought the holiday spirit to life during the 30th Annual Gingerbread House Making Contest! That’s right—30 years of frosting-filled fun, sugary showdowns, and festive bragging rights! This year’s creations turned heads with candy cane chimneys, gummy rooftops, and gumdrop gardens that felt straight out of a winter wonderland. Laughter echoed through the room as teams mixed frosting, swapped stories and shared a tradition that’s become a sweet staple of the season. Here’s to three decades of creativity, community, and holiday magic—baked into every moment! 🎄

🎓 Meet Damaris from Reynolds Elementary!

This amazing 5th grader has shown remarkable academic growth this term, proving every day what dedication and heart can do. Damaris arrives each morning prepared and ready to learn, and she goes the extra mile by supporting her peers with kindness and confidence. She’s a proactive learner who asks thoughtful questions, advocates for herself, and brings a bright, positive energy to the classroom. Way to go, Damaris — keep soaring! 🌟📚

🎓 Meet Nicholas from Cooper Elementary!

This standout first grader is soaring academically, showing impressive growth in reading, writing, and math — and he capped it off by earning all A’s! Nicholas brings an incredible work ethic to every assignment, always giving his best with a smile. Even better, he’s known for his kindness, helpful spirit, and commitment to the Golden Rule, treating everyone with respect and positivity. Keep shining bright, Nicholas — Cooper is proud of you! 💛

• Ugly Sweater Contest (Staff) - Dec. 16
• SPED Family Gathering and Support Night - Dec. 17
• Early Release Day (High School Only) - Dec. 18
• Early Release Day - Dec. 19
• Mobile Food Bank @ Dekaney - Dec. 19
• Winter Break - Dec. 22 - Jan. 5, 2026
• Professional Development Day for Teachers (No Students) - Jan. 5
• Board Work Session - Jan. 6