Five Good Things in Spring

🍎 Our Family and Community Engagement team hosted the first-ever Houston Food Bank School Market, with enough food to feed 250 families! Families picked up fresh produce, ground beef, and more, right in time as many are still recovering from Hurricane Beryl. The best part? It was led by 20 amazing Westfield High Mustangs, who gained leadership experience while helping their community. Huge thanks to the Houston Food Bank and the FACE department for making this possible. Don’t miss the next market on October 22! 🎉.Check this twitter post for more photos

Spring ISD teachers are no strangers to going above and beyond to provide a top-notch education for their students, and now the state of Texas is rewarding their hard work! Through the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA), our district proudly honored 420 dedicated educators, each receiving a well-deserved pay incentive. With a remarkable total of $5.8 million awarded, the inaugural TIA celebration was truly unforgettable! Click here to read the full story.

Do you remember our 2022 Bond? Our schools continue to benefit from essential safety, security, and maintenance projects! Winship’s playground, for instance, has been transformed with a fresh new look, making recess even brighter and more enjoyable for our students! Just like homeowners invest in their properties, the 2022 Bond funds play a vital role in enhancing our schools and facilities.🤔 Wondering about the difference between the 2022 Bond and this year's Voter Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE), approved by our Board of Trustees for the November 5 ballot?. Get the facts at springisd.org/vatre.

Dr. Lupita Hinojosa's Student Advisory Council wrapped up an exciting session with Raise Your Hand Texas, where they learned all about the power of voting and what it takes to lead. After some inspiring discussions and thoughtful decisions, they elected their new leaders! Congratulations to Connor Briscoe from Spring High, serving as President, with Alize Orozco as Vice-President. Jorge Cruz from SECA will act as Secretary, and Chasity Green from Westfield High will lead as Community Service Coordinator. These student leaders are ready to make an impact, and we can't wait to see the incredible things they'll accomplish together. Take a look🌟

Wondering where your future with Spring ISD could take you? Over the course of an action-packed two-day event, more than 1,800 students, parents, and community members explored a diverse array of high school career pathways—from pre-med and pre-law to business, engineering, and law enforcement. High school students eagerly shared hands-on projects and personal stories, showing that Spring ISD is where choice meets opportunity! 🚀