🎓 Meet the SECME Science Team from Bammel Elementary School! These young innovators just rocketed into the winner’s circle by scoring 2nd place in the Bottle Rocket Challenge at the SECME competition—and we’re sky-high with pride! From engineering precision to out-of-this-world teamwork, they built, launched, and soared their way to success. Whether they were assembling rockets or cheering each other on, this squad showed what Bammel brilliance is all about. Let’s hear it for these future STEM stars—your hard work and hustle launched you into greatness! 🌟🚀🎉

Spring ISD lit up with joy and unity as our All Abilities Fair brought families, students, and community partners together for a day packed with celebration and heart. 💙💛🤍 Energy filled every corner as campuses and organizations joined in to honor inclusion and mark 50 years of Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), turning the event into a true community showcase. Whether you stopped by a booth, connected with a partner, or cheered on our incredible students, the day was all about lifting one another up—and Spring ISD showed up strong.

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Spring ISD showed out in the best way as Harris County Precinct 1 Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzales, Bammel Elementary students, and proud community members came together to celebrate the unveiling of eight total “I Choose to R.I.S.E.” murals across the district! The energy at Westfield High School was electric as the ’Stangs joined Bammel Middle School and Bammel Elementary in debuting vibrant artwork now displayed across their campuses. Each mural is packed with creativity, purpose, and student voice—bold reminders of resilience, inspiration, strength, and excellence shining through every corner of Spring ISD. Swipe through to feel the spirit, see the artistry, and relive this unforgettable community moment. Thank you to Street Art for Mankind for their efforts in facilitating this amazing piece of culture!

Spring ISD wrapped up another exciting Journey Into Reading competition! Our K–8 literacy program, led by District Instructional Technology Specialist Jessica Jackson and supported by our amazing Library Media Specialists, continues to shine bright.

Congratulations to our standout readers: Thaila Sabillon, the elementary winner from Marshall Elementary School, and Brayden Camese, the middle school winner from Spring Leadership Academy!

A special shoutout to Library Media Specialists Alivia Hardges-Greene and Alyssa Guerrero for championing their students, and heartfelt thanks to our partners at the Barbara Bush Library for making literacy a true summer adventure. 💙📖

Dekaney High School tipped off the season in wildcat style, defending home court with a thrilling 56–52 victory over Cy Lakes! The energy was off the charts as the crowd packed the gym for a full-on white out, turning the stands into a sea of spirit that fueled every clutch play. The Wildcats stayed locked in, battled hard, and set the tone for an exciting season ahead. Way to protect the Den, Dekaney!

🎓 Meet Rogelio from Springwoods Village Middle School!

This standout scholar is being celebrated for embodying the IB Learner Profile trait of Inquirer—and he’s earning every bit of the spotlight! Rogelio is known for asking thoughtful questions that spark deeper discussion, then diving into independent research to learn even more on his own. His curiosity and drive have helped him grow tremendously in Individuals and Societies, showing what true student-led learning looks like. We are proud to recognize Rogelio’s enthusiasm, independence, and love of learning—way to shine, scholar!

🎓 Meet Sebastian from Westfield High School and Carl Wunsche Sr. High School!

This standout senior is earning big applause for his strong academic performance in the classroom, his high character on and off the field, and his impressive achievements as an athlete. Sebastian’s excellence, leadership, and work ethic are already taking him far—he’s committed to the University of New Mexico and continues to make both campuses proud. Keep soaring, Sebastian!