Spring Early College Academy

Fue un día de alegre interrupción en seis escuelas del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Spring, en el que maestros sorprendidos fueron recibidos con aplausos, flashes de cámaras y visitas sorpresa que traían noticias que les cambiarían la vida: cada uno de ellos recibiría un cheque de $2,500 en reconocimiento a su sobresaliente impacto en el salón de clases. Las visitas sorpresa a los salones de clase, parte del programa de Escuelas de Honor -una organización nacional sin fines de lucro que trabaja en colaboración con las comunidades escolares para destacar a los educadores que cambian vidas- celebraron a seis destacados maestros de todo el distrito.

It was a day of joyful disruption across six Spring ISD campuses as unsuspecting teachers were met with cheers, camera flashes and surprise visitors bearing life-changing news — they were each receiving a $2,500 check in recognition of their outstanding impact in the classroom. The surprise classroom visits, part of the Honored Schools program—a national nonprofit that works in partnership with school communities to spotlight life-changing educators.

Two Spring ISD schools have been named to the Educational Results Partnership (ERP) annual “Honor Roll” list. Spring Early College Academy and Roberson Middle School were both named to the …

Despite the rain and stormy weather that forced delays, postponements and relocations during this year’s Spring ISD graduation ceremonies, thousands of parents and family members gathered to celebrate over 2,000 graduates of the district’s six high schools – Spring Early College Academy, Carl Wunsche Sr. High School, Momentum High School, Dekaney High School, Spring High School, and Westfield High School.

With graduations set to take place next week, Spring ISD recognized the top of the class students at the annual Valedictorian and Salutatorian Recognition Dinner, held May 23 at the Randall Reed Center.