Bond 2022

Thanks to your support in passing the $850 million bond, Spring ISD is making meaningful, district-wide improvements that strengthen student learning, enhance safety, and build for the future. We’re excited to keep you informed every step of the way.

In each issue, you’ll receive the latest updates on projects designed to support student success, including safety enhancements, technology improvements, essential building renovations, roofing projects, upgrades to facilities, and the construction of two new state-of-the-art buildings—including the new Spring High School—and our Education Performance and Instruction Center (EPIC).

For more information, visit our 2022 Bond website.

Work at Reynolds Elementary School is moving fast — and demolition has begun to make way for what's next.

Crews have cleared the land and started demo work on existing structures to prepare for three major additions: soccer fields, a new parking lot and an upgraded student drop-off line. With the ground being readied, the next phases of construction are set to move forward.

Progress is building across all fronts at the new Spring High School — and the campus is becoming more real by the day.

Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) system work continues throughout the building, keeping multiple trades active on-site simultaneously. Exterior walls are rising steadily, and exterior windows are expected to begin installation this week — a milestone that signals the building envelope is well on its way to being closed in.

EPIC just got a major power boost — and the people who will put it to work got a firsthand look at what's coming.

CenterPoint Energy recently completed an electrical service upgrade at the facility, increasing amperage from 400 to 600 amps. The enhanced capacity will support EPIC's wide range of building systems and equipment as the center moves toward completion.

Inside, kitchen construction is advancing as well, with hood vent installations now underway above the cooking stations. The work is part of the broader interior buildout taking shape across the facility.

The visible progress throughout the facility recently brought together members of Spring ISD's Career and Technical Education (CTE) team for a site visit. The group included CTE Director Cynthia Williams, CTE Program Specialist Eudora O'Brien, Spring High School agriculture teacher and Tri-Club President Courtney Musterman, and former Spring ISD board member Jana Gonzales, who now serves as Tri-Club's first vice president.

One door at a time, the Child Nutrition Center is moving closer to completion.

Crews are on-site fitting and securing door hardware at the facility's exterior entrance, with workers handling the detail work that gets a building ready for everyday use.

Progress continues on Westfield High School's generator renovation as crews install and secure new gas supply lines serving the backup power system.

Two-person crews are currently mounting and securing gas supply lines to the building's exterior brick wall adjacent to the generator enclosure. This phase requires careful coordination across trades to ensure all tie-ins meet code requirements before the system is activated.

While much of the work happens behind the scenes, these upgrades are critical to ensuring reliable backup power and keeping the campus prepared when it matters most.

For questions, please contact the communications office at communication@springisd.org.

For more detail information, visit our 2022 Bond website.