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 detail information, visit our 2022 Bond website.

Reynolds Elementary School is gearing up for a busy summer as part of the Spring ISD 2022 Bond Program, with work set to begin as soon as the school year wraps up. 😎 The project includes bathroom renovations, site work featuring a new parent drop-off loop, a new canopy and a new facade.

Work will continue through the summer and into the fall as crews complete all phases of the project.

🚧The New Spring High School is ahead of schedule — and the progress shows!

Work is moving on multiple fronts across the campus. Electrical, plumbing and ventilation systems are being installed throughout the buildings, while concrete work continues with the third pour on the high school side set for Tuesday morning. Interior framing and wall work are advancing as crews push to keep the momentum going.

Outside, the football field has reached final grade — a major milestone for the athletics complex. Turf installation will be held off for now while work continues around the field and track, ensuring the new surface stays protected until the time is right.

The work inside these walls — and out on that field — is building the school that future Spring students will call home. 🚧

Cool air is coming to EPIC — and it's a bigger deal than it sounds. 👏

Key air handling units have been successfully installed on the roof of the Education Performance and Instruction Center (EPIC). These units are responsible for conditioning the air inside the entire building, and their installation marks a critical turning point in the project. A controlled interior environment isn't just about comfort — it's essential for the proper installation and long-term performance of many of the interior finishes that crews will be working on in the months ahead.

With mechanical systems now in place overhead, interior work at EPIC is set to move forward in a big way.

Pull right in 🚗 — the parking lot at the Gordon M. Anderson Administration Building is complete and open for use!

The newly completed lot improves access and traffic flow for staff, visitors and families coming to the building. It's a practical improvement that makes a real difference from day one.

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

For more detail information, visit our 2022 Bond website.