Nearly 2,000 seniors celebrated their Spring ISD graduation in five special in-person ceremonies held at the district’s Planet Ford Stadium. The events, scheduled in the mornings and evenings to take advantage of the cooler hours, marked the achievements of the Class of 2021, whose junior and senior years were marked by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dozens of Spring ISD educators, staff members and administrators gathered at the Randall Reed Center at Planet Ford Stadium to celebrate the district’s top teachers and support staff during the 2020-21 Employee Recognition Celebration.

Spring ISD is showcasing its Top 10 graduates at each of its high schools with a special page designed to highlight their accomplishments, future plans and the most influential teachers …

Spring ISD is gathering feedback on its Recovery Plan as it works to develop a strategy on how to best serve students in the wake of the pandemic and with …

The online application for the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) is now open until Aug. 13 for eligible families who may qualify.  Spring ISD students (up to 21 years of …

The Spring Independent School District on June 4-7 will hold both in-person and virtual graduation ceremonies for an estimated 2,271 members of the Class of 2021. The in-person ceremonies will …

U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady visited Spring High School to congratulate senior Ruth Hardy, whose painting “Before Nightfalls” was selected by the congressman’s office to represent Texas’ Eighth Congressional District as a winner of this year’s nationwide Congressional Art Competition.

As Spring ISD prepares to open its new School for International Studies at Bammel this August, prospective families are invited to tour the school on June 1 at 8 a.m. …

Students residing within the Spring Independent School District attendance boundaries, but attending private non-profit schools may be eligible to receive supplemental supporting equitable services: Title I, Part A – Improving …

Dozens of Spring ISD educators and community members gathered outside of Link Elementary School on May 12 to celebrate the life and legacy of late principal Justin Jones during a live oak tree dedication ceremony.