Spring Hill ISD

Our “WHY”

Mission: Providing every student with a future ready education

Vision: Preparing every student to achieve their passion and purpose

Dear School Community,

I want to begin by expressing my sincere appreciation to our Spring Hill ISD families and community for your support during the recent events involving school safety. SHISD has provided any and all relevant information to local law enforcement, who is leading the ongoing investigation. We will continue to provide any assistance possible during this investigation. The safety and well-being of our students and staff remain the District’s highest priority. We value the trust and partnership of our school community as we work together to maintain a safe, supportive learning environment for all.

One of the highlights of October was our National Night Out celebration! It was wonderful to see so many students, families, staff members, and community partners come together for an evening of fellowship and Panther Pride. The outstanding attendance and great participation reflects the strong relationships and sense of community that make Spring Hill ISD such a special school district. This event was a tremendous success thanks to everyone who participated and helped make it possible!

October is also National Principals Month, a time to recognize the outstanding leadership of our campus principals. Each day, these exceptional leaders make a meaningful difference by building positive relationships, supporting students and staff, and fostering school cultures where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. We are fortunate to have such dedicated leaders serving in Spring Hill ISD.

Lindsey Woods, Primary Principal

Ashley Delaney, Primary Assistant Principal

Dana Robertson, Intermediate Principal

Tyler Terry, Intermediate Assistant Principal

Geoff Gregory, Junior High Principal

Evan Carpenter, Junior High Assistant Principal

Melinda Tidwell, High School Principal

Jared Rascoe, High School Assistant Principal

Weston Griffis, High School Assistant Principal

When you have the opportunity, please take a moment to thank a principal for their dedicated service to our school community!

We are grateful for your continued partnership and support of Spring Hill ISD. Together, we remain committed to providing exceptional educational experiences and opportunities for every student to learn, grow, and succeed.

With much gratitude,

Penny Fleet

Always Panther Proud!

Spring Hill ISD Statement Regarding School Safety, October 21, 2026

Spring Hill ISD hosted a National Night Out Party on October 6. Thanks to everyone who attended!

October is National Principals Month, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the amazing principals who lead our schools. Their dedication, passion, and commitment shape the educational experiences of our students and foster positive school cultures.

Principals and Assistant Principals serving Spring Hill ISD are Lindsey Woods & Ashley Delaney (Primary), Dana Robertson & Tyler Terry (Intermediate), Geoff Gregory & Evan Carpenter (Junior High), and Melinda Tidwell, Jared Rascoe & Weston Griffis (High School).

The Spring Hill High School Theatre Department recently presented The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Members of the cast included Esper Carter, Noah Wardlaw, Whitley Cameron, Hunter Kelley, Victoria Groody, Emily LaBella-Preston, Kynadi Logan-Pegues, Allison Morris, Jakson Lybarger, Ben Sherman, Devin Miranda, Nathan Acevedo, Gabe Grizzle, Stark Novak, Travis Milam, Jasmine Casteel, and Grace Hogan. Crew members included Emily Burns, Chandler Carreras, Jackson Moore, Olivia Ryan, Cheiry Hathorn, and Zoey Allen.

Congratulations to Christian Fennell, High School Theatre Director, and all of the cast and crew on a wonderful production!

The Varsity Girls Cross Country team placed third in District and will compete in the Regional Meet on October 26. The Varsity Boys team finished sixth overall in District, and Roc Williams qualified to compete at Regionals as an individual!

Congratulations to the Blue Brigade! The band received first division ratings from all three judges at the Region Marching Contest and qualified to advance to the State Marching Contest on October 27!

The Lady Panthers are headed to the playoffs! Congrats! They will take on Canton in Bi-District on Thursday, October 29, at 6:30 p.m. at Tyler High School.

Varsity Tennis finished Team Tennis season as District Champions, Bi-District Champions, and Area Qualifiers! Way to go!

We hope to see you there!

All Spring Hill Title I and ESL (English as a Second Language) students, parents, and families are invited to play, connect, enjoy a sweet treat, and learn about school and community resources at the Spring Hill Primary Playground on Tuesday, November 3, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Please enter through the Primary front office. We hope to see you there!

Spring Hill ISD will honor U.S. military veterans during a Veterans Program on Thursday, November 5, at 10 a.m. in the Spring Hill Auditorium.

If you are a veteran or know a veteran who would like to attend and receive recognition during the Veterans Program, complete the Google form at bit.ly/SH-26-Veterans-Program, or call 903-323-7700, so that we may honor you on this special day!

Free Webinars for Parents/Seminarios web gratuitos para padres

You may also access parent and student resources, lessons, and at-home activities, by visiting the Spring Hill ESL Website.

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