Spring ISD hosted its fifth annual Rising Writers Expo at Dekaney High School on Jan. 29, bringing together students, families and educators to celebrate the unique voices of youth and young adult writers across the district. Centered on this year’s theme, Once Upon Our Time, the event highlighted the power of storytelling and how writing helps students share who they are with the world.

More than 300 community members, business partners, faith leaders, elected officials and district leaders gathered at the Hilton Houston North for Spring ISD’s 2026 State of the District, themed “The Power of One Degree.” The event reinforced the district’s theme of how one extra degree of effort — from students, educators, and the community — can turn momentum into measurable achievement.

Spring Independent School District has earned its first-ever districtwide distinction for theatre education, receiving the Texas Thespians Premier Communities for Theatre Education Award from the Texas Thespians Educational Theatre Association—one of the governing bodies for theatre education in Texas. Spring ISD is one of only 21 districts statewide to receive this prestigious recognition.

Looking to celebrate a Spring ISD employee? Now’s your chance! You can nominate anyone serving in the district—be it a teacher, custodian, secretary, clerk, mechanic, bus driver, librarian, nurse, or counselor—for the Employee Excellence Award and honor their outstanding contributions.

Spring ISD proudly celebrates the educators and campuses who continue to strengthen the bridge between school and home. This fall, the Communications Department launched the new “ClassDojo Champions of the …

A routine Thursday afternoon at Cooper Elementary School took an unexpected turn when a group of gingerbread men reportedly ran loose across the Spring ISD campus — just one day …

The spirit of Christmas and the joy of literacy filled the halls of Dekaney High School on Dec. 12 as Spring ISD’s Family and Community Engagement Department hosted its annual Winter Literacyland celebration. The free, family-friendly event welcomed more than 1,600 families from across the district, as well as attendees from surrounding communities, for an evening dedicated to reading, learning and holiday fun for all.

The Spring ISD Board of Trustees has approved the 2026-27 Instructional Calendar. The approved calendar — Option A — will have students starting classes on Aug. 12, 2026, and finishing …

During its December regular board meeting on Tuesday evening and after several months of comprehensive District Optimization Plan review and extensive community engagement, the Spring ISD Board of Trustees approved …

Within the walls of Westfield High School, the Vocational Independence Community Training of Outstanding Resilient Young Adults (V.I.C.T.O.R.Y.) Program has become a place where young adults with disabilities continue to learn, grow, and discover their strengths long after graduation.

The cloudy Saturday morning of Nov. 8 at Booker Elementary School came alive with cheerful bee-themed yellow and black decorations as Spring ISD hosted its 9th Annual Spanish Spelling Bee featuring the district’s top spellers from elementary and middle schools. Students, families, and staff—including principals and teachers—gathered to celebrate bilingualism, cultural pride, and academic excellence.