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Cheers, pom-poms, and emotional surprises filled the halls of two Spring ISD campuses this week as district leaders revealed the 2025–2026 Elementary and Secondary Principals of the Year, honoring two leaders whose impact reaches far beyond their school walls.

During Black History Month, you could feel a sense of reflection, pride, and celebration across Spring ISD. Campuses honored the legacy and lasting impact of Black leaders, innovators, and changemakers — not just through lessons and displays, but through honest conversations and shared experiences.

Spring ISD is excited to announce that Pre-K applications will open April 1 for the 2026-27 school year, and the district is ready to welcome its newest learners. The earliest years of a child’s life are some of the most important for building the foundation of future success. Between ages three and five, children develop key skills in reading, thinking, problem-solving, and interacting with others.

The Spring ISD Office of Communications was recognized with 36 Star Awards from the Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA) for excellence in school communications during the 2024-25 school year, highlighted by a prestigious Crystal Commendation Award — one of the highest honors presented by the organization.

After outlasting hundreds of student spellers across Spring ISD, more than 30 campus champions stepped onto the stage at Dekaney High School’s Star Theater on Feb. 5, each one word away from elimination.