A Message From The Superintendent
Dear School Community,
During the past several weeks our students have worked hard and achieved many great things both in and out of the classroom. Among these accomplishments,
Forty-seven Spring Hill High School band students made first division ratings at the UIL Solo & Ensemble competition. Three Solos and Six Ensembles are advancing to State.
High School One Act Play qualified to advance to the Bi-District level of competition. This is the first time in seven years we have reached this level of competition.
Twenty-one members of the Junior High Math/Science Team, and eleven members of the High School Math/Science Team qualified to advance to the State Meet.
The Primary & Intermediate UIL Academics team brought home the District title. The students who placed showed much excitement as they were recognized at the most recent School Board Meeting, and there was a strong display of parent support for their efforts.
Students, please know that we are very proud of you! To our staff and parents, thank you for playing an important role in their success. There is much more greatness ahead!
Sincerely,
Penny
#AttitudeOfGratitude
Kids Heart Challenge
Spring Hill Primary participated in the American Heart Association's Kids Heart Challenge. During the challenge students learned about ways to keep their hearts healthy, and raised money to help others through American Heart Association research.
"We have a student/friend named Natalie Shoopman who has had several heart surgeries," said Amy Doron, Student Services Coordinator at Spring Hill Primary. "So as we learned about how Jump Rope for Heart helps others, we remembered how we can help friends like Natalie."
Students at the Primary campus exceeded their goal and raised $12,812.88! The top three earners were second grader Jace Hobson, and first graders Mills Jaap and Caleb Dean.
The Year Is Looking Bright
Today, kindergarten students at Spring Hill Primary participated in Glow Day! Classrooms were transformed with black lights and neon decorations. Students took part in glow in the dark educational activities. "Glow Day is a fun way to review what we've learned so far this year before Spring Break," said Autumn Cameron, kindergarten teacher.
Primary & Intermediate and Junior High Teams Perform Well At UIL
Congratulations to the Spring Hill second - eighth grade students who recently competed in UIL A+ Academics District Meets. Spring Hill was well represented with the Primary & Intermediate UIL team winning first place overall and the Junior High UIL team finishing in second place overall!
The UIL Academic high school competition will be held March 23.
One Act Play Advances To Bi-District
Spring Hill High School’s One Act Play recently qualified to advance and will compete at the Bi-District level later this month. Congratulations!
Cast & Crew
Abby Newsom
Anna Kelly
Bianca English
Collin Wingo
Cameron Chapman
Alexyss Arnold
Faith Copeland
Sherlyn Diaz
Gizelle Sergio
Lillian Young
Reese Edwards
Drew Smith
Faith Bedford
Brooklyn Dowmont
Carrillo Aliyona
Samuel Loy
Riley Alcox
Director: Tim Bearden
Asst. Director Marissa Church
Read Across America
Spring Hill Primary celebrated Read Across America and Dr. Suess’s influence on literacy with a pajama day and read-a-thon recently. “At Spring Hill Primary, we value a firm foundation in reading and literacy,” said Deanna Turner, Spring Hill Primary Principal. “Over the years, we have seen the benefits reading has had on building students’ imaginations, broadening their vocabulary, and providing students with an understanding of our world.”
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Location: 3101 Spring Hill Rd, Longview, TX 75605
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