With smiles, applause, and the gleam of shiny, new framed certificates being passed from hand to hand, sixteen Spring ISD seniors took the next step toward their futures as they were honored during the 2025 Huntsman Scholarship Reception.
Held in collaboration with the Huntsman Corporation, the reception recognized outstanding students across Spring ISD high schools for their achievements in STEM and business pathways. The scholarship program, now in its fifth year, is part of a strong partnership between Spring ISD and the Huntsman Corporation, which has awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships to support high school seniors pursuing higher education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and business.
Each student received a $20,000 scholarship – $5,000 per year – for attending an accredited college or university. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years by maintaining a 3.0 grade point average.
“The Huntsman Cooperation has been an unwavering supporter of Spring ISD and most importantly of our students,” Superintendent Dr. Lupita Hinojosa said. “We know that our students will go far thanks to the support that Huntsman has offered and I cannot thank them enough.”
During the event, district leaders and Huntsman representatives spoke about the value of supporting students not just with words of encouragement, but with real resources to pursue their dreams.
“This is the best investment this company can make,” said Peter Huntsman, CEO of Huntsman Cooperation. “We are investing in our future, and we want to make sure that we are doing right by this community and the people that live in it.”
Parents, counselors, and educators in attendance echoed the pride and emotion of the moment, celebrating the students’ resilience and ambition. The event emphasizes a core Spring ISD belief—that with the right support, every student can soar.
“Five years ago we looked at what Huntsman can do for Spring ISD,” Hinojosa said. “Now here we are, five years later and now with their help our students have an opportunity to further their education.”
As the students posed for photos and shared their plans for college, careers, and giving back to their communities, the energy in the room was one of hope—of young leaders ready to shape the world.
This year’s recipients include:
Westfield High School
- Jonathan Ly
- Kameron Lewis
- Chasity Green
- Benjamin Bui
- Akai Thompson
Spring High School
- Alize Orozco
- Kannon Charles
- Eliza Briscoe
- Lauren Thomas
Carl Wunsche Sr. High School
- Adela Maldonado
- Brianna Lopez
- Katie Hernandez
Dekaney High School
- Journei White
- Kris Luna
- Samira Kabara
- Alexa Flores