Board of Trustees

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.

La fila comenzó a formarse incluso antes de que comenzara el programa. Padres con sus hijos pequeños, estudiantes con sus camisetas escolares, personal de las escuelas y socios comunitarios de larga data se dirigían hacia el pasillo del Centro Comunitario Randall Reed, cada uno esperando su turno para estrechar la mano del nuevo superintendente del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Spring, el Dr. Kregg Cuellar, y tomar una foto para celebrar el momento.

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.

Los administradores, la Mesa Directiva, el personal y los voluntarios comunitarios del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Spring se reunieron el sábado por la mañana en la escuela secundaria Momentum para celebrar la Caminata del Éxito anual del distrito, un evento de alcance comunitario diseñado para conectar a las familias con los recursos disponibles y destacar la importancia de asistir a la escuela todos los días.

Spring ISD administrators, Board of Trustees, staff and community volunteers gathered at Momentum High School on Saturday morning for the district’s annual Success Walk, an outreach event designed to connect families with resources and highlight the importance of attending school every day.