With the new school year in full swing, Spring ISD is moving forward at full speed, fueled by a vision for excellence and progress. This summer, the district made significant strides on its 2022 Bond projects from major construction updates to systems updates, work that reflects the district’s continued focus on safe, modern, and functional learning environments for children.

At Spring ISD, strong school-to-home connections are at the heart of our mission. That’s why we are proud to share that ClassDojo is a tool that is transforming the way teachers, students, and families communicate and celebrate learning.

Students, staff, district leaders and community members at Spring ISD’s Dekaney High School gathered on Thursday morning to celebrate a special donation that will accelerate learning for the campus’s P-TECH automotive program.

Spring ISD is celebrating two exceptional young mathematicians after one student earned a coveted spot as a National Math Star and another was honored as a state finalist in the …

With excitement, music, and mission at the forefront, Spring ISD officially welcomed nearly 300 new educators during its annual New Teacher Academy, a three-day summit held just before the start of the new school year at Dekaney High School.

U.S. News & World Report has recognized Spring Early College Academy (SECA) as one of the best high schools in the nation, with the campus climbing into the top 50 …

The Spring ISD Board of Trustees on Aug. 18 unanimously voted to name Dr. Kregg Cuellar as the lone finalist for superintendent of the Spring Independent School District. Cuellar, who …

Spring ISD has achieved a historic milestone, becoming the first school district in Texas to receive the highest-level Active Shooter Preparedness Certification from Region 4 Education Service Center. The recognition comes after more than a year of intensive planning, training, and collaboration with multiple emergency response agencies, underscoring the district’s commitment to protecting its 33,000 students and 5,000 staff members.

For the 2025-2026 school year, all Spring ISD students will be offered breakfast and lunch at no cost, every school day. The district operates the Community Eligibility Program (CEP) under …

The first school buses of the year rolled out of the Spring ISD Transportation Center on Tuesday morning in the soft glow of dawn, their yellow doors opening wide to greet waiting students. Drivers, clipboards in hand, double-checked routes and greeted each other with quick smiles before setting off on the familiar paths that wind through the district.

Organized by the district’s Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Department, the annual Back-to-School Expo welcomed families from across the district for a morning filled with support, resources, and excitement for the new school year.