Five Good Things in Spring

Senior Night at Westfield High School delivered a moment the Mustangs will never forget! In front of a packed home crowd, the seniors were honored with a big win over Dekaney High School that secured the district championship! The energy in the gym was electric, and every play reflected the leadership, heart and commitment this group has poured into the program. Huge congratulations to Dekaney High School for a competitive battle and a strong season!

Then, the Mustang momentum keeps rolling! The Westfield girls claimed the district title and powered past College Park in bi-district action, adding another playoff win to an already impressive season!

Let’s hear it for our seniors and our district champs! 🏀🔥

✨ Star power shining bright in Spring ISD! The Texas School Public Relations Association recognized the Spring ISD Office of Communications with 36 Star Awards during the 2026 Annual Conference in Galveston, a major celebration of excellence in school communications across Texas. The team brought home 17 Gold, 8 Silver and 7 Bronze Star Awards, along with 3 Best of Category honors (one of which was Five Good Things!) and the prestigious Crystal Commendation Award for its Video Portfolio — one of the highest distinctions presented by the organization. Competing in the 15,000 to 40,000 student division among districts serving roughly 32,000 students, Spring ISD stood out for powerful storytelling, creative strategy and production excellence that captures the real impact happening in classrooms every day. Executive Director of Communications Kristen Cobb credited the entire team, along with Superintendent Dr. Kregg Cuellar and the Board of Trustees, for championing meaningful storytelling that strengthens trust and pride across the community. 💙💚🏆🎥

If you stepped inside Roberson Middle School this past week, you would have heard the steady rhythm of keyboards, seen notes spread across tables and felt the focus of students immersed in meaningful discussion. Our Roberson Technology Student Association (TSA) competitors are in grind mode as Regionals gets closer, tightening up slides, running through speaking parts and making sure every project piece works exactly how it should. There’s a calm confidence in the room and a whole lot of hustle behind the scenes. These Razorbacks are ready to step into competition with ideas they’ve built, tested and perfected together. Let’s send Roberson TSA all the good vibes as they continue their journey! 🐗💻

Clark Elementary School turned its campus into a party zone for a Mardi Gras parade that had kids cheering and beads flying! Students marched, waved and caught colorful strands while fun snacks were passed out to keep the energy up. Laughter filled the air and music helped set a festive beat as every kid joined in the celebration. Our Clark Cats brought the spirit and showed what fun looks like when a whole school comes together. 🎭🐱💫

One extra degree! Intervention Days in action — extra support, and extra effort! Shoutout to each and every one of the over 12,300 students who showed up ready to put in that extra degree of effort. That’s how progress happens! These intentional sessions provided targeted instruction, giving students the support they needed to strengthen skills, close gaps, and build confidence. Small groups formed, with teachers working side by side with students, breaking down concepts, answering questions, and reinforcing learning in a focused setting. It wasn’t just about catching up — it was about moving forward with clarity and confidence.

Spring ISD students, this is your moment! The Girls’ and Boys' Empowerment and Leadership Summit are coming to Dekaney High School on March 7, and you’ll want to be in the room. Expect real conversations about confidence, friendships and relationships, along with college and career guidance shared by professionals. Students will also participate in an etiquette session that includes a formal dining experience, enjoy live performances and receive swag bags featuring a T-shirt and backpack. The energy will be high, the lessons practical and the experience one that leaves you feeling confident and ready to lead.

The Girls’ Summit is co-sponsored by AAUW, and the Boys’ Summit is co-sponsored by the Spring ISD Education Foundation, bringing powerful mentors and resources together under one roof. Doors open at 8 a.m., and the experience runs until 12:30 p.m. Middle and high school students across the district are invited.

Grab your friends, scan the QR code or head to the registration link and lock in your seat. This is your chance to build confidence, sharpen your goals and connect with leaders who are ready to pour into you. Let’s show up ready. Let’s show up proud. Let’s lead. 💪✨

Girls Registration Link

Boys Registration Link

🎓 Meet Elijah from Twin Creeks Middle School!

This sixth grader approaches everything he does with fidelity and excellence, and it shows in every assignment he touches. Elijah recently mastered his math benchmark, missing just one question—an accomplishment that speaks to his preparation, focus and commitment to giving his very best. Beyond the classroom, he represents Twin Creeks with pride as a talented clarinet player, balancing academics and the arts with confidence. What makes Elijah stand out even more is his humility. He stays grounded, respectful and always ready to learn. Twin Creeks is proud to celebrate both his achievement and the strong character he models every single day. 👏📚🎶

🎓 Meet Adelynn from Heritage Elementary School!

This first grader is flipping her way to success while keeping straight A’s in the classroom. Adelynn is a budding gymnast who competes at national meets and recently earned 1st place on Vault with an incredible 9.85, 1st place on Bars with a 9.75 and 3rd place all around against 16 gymnasts at an invitational meet. That’s focus, discipline and determination at work! She represents the Husky Team and the Spring ISD community with pride, showing exemplary character wherever she goes. Keep shining in the classroom and in the gym, Adelynn—Heritage is cheering you on every step of the way! 🐾💙

• CEC Mobile Food Bank - Feb. 24
• 8th Grade Transition Night – Feb. 25
• District Parent Advisory Council Meeting - Feb. 26
• Board Work Session - March 3
• 2026 Spring ISD Girls' and Boys' Empowerment and Leadership Summit - March 7
• Regular Board Meeting - March 10
• CEC Mobile Food Bank - March 10
• Mobile Food Market at Dekaney - March 12

The district’s School Quality Survey is now open — and we want to hear from you! Parents, students, and staff are invited to participate. Your feedback helps us make our schools better.
Visit www.SpringISD.org/SpringSurvey to take the survey today! Paper copies will be available in English and Spanish. All responses are confidential. The survey closes March 6 — don’t miss your chance to share your voice!