Collaboration, communication and coordination took center stage as Spring ISD Police Department joined forces with multiple North Harris County local law enforcement and fire departments for a full-scale active shooter simulation at Westfield High School’s Ninth Grade Center — a large-scale training exercise years in the making.

Families, students and community members are invited to experience all that Spring ISD has to offer at the Spring ISD Showcase, happening on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 9 a.m. to …

The joy of diversity resonated throughout Spring Independent School District during the much-anticipated Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, as campuses came alive with vibrant colors, lively music, and Latin flair. From themed dress-up days to special events honoring the district’s rich cultural heritage, hallways and classrooms buzzed with energy, pride, and a true spirit of celebration.

Over 1,300 Spring ISD students gathered for Career Destination 2025, the district’s signature Career and Technical Education (CTE) showcase. Hosted by the Spring ISD Career and Technical Education Department, the two-day event connected eighth-grade students with high school CTE pathway ambassadors eager to share how hands-on learning prepares students for college, careers, and beyond.

It was an evening filled with pride, applause, and heartfelt gratitude as Spring Independent School District (Spring ISD) celebrated hundreds of its exceptional educators who reached new heights — earning their first Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) designation or achieving a higher designation on Wednesday during the annual TIA Celebration at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center.

It was a morning full of smiles, cheers, and surprise celebrations as the Spring ISD Communications team made their way across the district on Oct. 3, to recognize this month’s ClassDojo Champions—a dedicated teacher and a spirited campus that are redefining what strong school-to-home communication looks like.

From breakout sessions on literacy to hands-on technology demos, the Spring ISD Fall Learning Fair on Oct. 4 offered educators from across the district a day dedicated entirely to growth and collaboration. Hosted at Carl Wunsche Sr. High School, the event drew a record-breaking number of over 750 attendees, twice as many as last year, all focused on one goal: equipping every student for success.

The line started forming before the program even began. Parents with little ones in tow, students in their school shirts, campus staff, and longtime community partners wound through the lobby of the Randall Reed Community Center, each waiting for a turn to shake hands with Spring ISD’s new Superintendent, Dr. Kregg Cuellar, and snap a photo to mark the moment.

Spring ISD’s annual College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) Night, hosted at the Randall Reed Center, prepares families of students in grades 8–12 for what comes after high school.

On the morning of Sept. 24th, just before dawn, Diana Martinez stepped off a plane at George Bush International Airport — her carry-on luggage in one hand and a folder of documents in the other. A 15-year teaching veteran from Colombia, Martinez has just left behind family, friends, and everything familiar to begin a new chapter in Spring ISD.

The morning buzzed with excitement and determination as Spring ISD’s Central Office staff came together for their first meeting of the school year on Sept. 24. The Community Engagement Center echoed with laughter and warm handshakes, but the mood sharpened when Superintendent Dr. Kregg Cuellar took the microphone, channeling the room’s energy into focus and purpose.