Spring Hill ISD

District Newsletter - January 2023

Trustees Honored During School Board Recognition Month

January is School Board Recognition Month and we at Spring Hill ISD are celebrating our trustees for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students.

“Recognizing the efforts of our volunteer school board is so important because of all the hard work trustees put in to making our district a success,” Superintendent Penny Fleet said.

Board members serving Spring Hill ISD are John Borens, Dave Duncan, Holly Kirl, Wayne Noon, Ben Shelton, Kyle Stephens, and Mark White.

Dan Troxell, executive director of the Texas Association of School Boards, applauded the efforts of trustees in providing leadership and good governance so that school districts can focus on educating the 5.4 million public schoolchildren in their care.

“Texas school boards are critical to the success of students and the future of Texas,” Troxell said. “Boards lead their districts in the right direction, providing oversight, setting goals, overseeing the budget, and selecting and evaluating the superintendent. These volunteers serve for the betterment of their local schools and communities.”

See how Spring Hill students and staff members are recognizing our school board this month:

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School Board Appreciation

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Spring Hill ISD recently hosted a Programs of Study Showcase and an Eighth Grade Parent & Student Meeting. These events help prepare students to make course plan selections for high school, and highlight Programs of Study available at Spring Hill in the areas of Healthcare Diagnostics, Culinary Arts, Welding, Digital Communications, and Accounting & Financial Services.

Extracurricular activities and organizations were also in attendance to give students a preview of the many opportunities available to at Spring Hill High School.

Groups represented included Athletics, Athletic Trainers, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Band, Theatre, Pacesetters, Multicultural Club, History Club, Z Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Leaders Core, Sources of Strength, Newspaper/Yearbook, Young Business Associates, and Academic UIL.

Thanks to everyone who participated in this event!

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Spring Hill High School Students Selected To Serve On Bank Board

Several Spring Hill High School students were selected to serve on the 2022-2023 Spring Hill State Bank Student Board.

Members of the Spring Hill State Bank Student Board work diligently throughout the school year studying various aspects of finance led by bank officers.

Spring Hill students selected to serve on the Spring Hill State Bank Student Board include Addison Childers, Adisyn Chism, Adrik Aburto, Allison Robinson, Allyssah Quackenbush, Andrew Grooters, Blaire Bodenheimer, Carolann Bowles, Charlotte Lovvorn, Claire Iltis, Claire Fielder, Erin Hunnicutt, Faith Chinn, Faith Copeland, Halee Bray, Luisa Trujillo-Soto, Michael Coggins, Prince Otujor, Victoria Rumley, and Zachary Taylor.

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Time To Update

The beginning of a new calendar year is the perfect time to be sure your contact information in Skyward is up to date. If your phone number, address, or email address has changed since the beginning of the school year, contact your child's campus office to update your information on file with the school district. This ensures you will receive important communication from Spring Hill ISD regarding your student. Thank you for your help!

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Spring Hill Cheer recently competed at the UIL Spirit State Championships. After advancing to the final round they finished fourteenth in the state! Congratulations on your accomplishments and success!

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Congratulations to Zen Estrella! Zen placed 1st chair on French Horn and made the Texas All State Band!

Spring Hill ISD ESL Parent Information

Join this family engagement event online on Wednesday, February 22, from 9 to 11 a.m. Families will have opportunities to learn about literacy services to improve their English language skills and engage in training focused on learning new parenting activities. Get the details here.

For more parent and student resources, lessons, and at-home activities, visit the Spring Hill ESL Website.