Colorful performances, cultural displays and student achievements took center stage on May 27 as Spring ISD hosted its inaugural Multicultural Coalition International Festival. Held at Dekaney High School’s Star Theater, the districtwide event brought together students, families and staff to celebrate the cultures, traditions and stories that help shape the Spring ISD community.

On March 23, 2024, Romeo Ballard was just 16 years old when he was riding in the passenger seat of a car that flipped nine times. Two years later, Ballard stood before hundreds of classmates and families at the graduation ceremony for Spring ISD’s Momentum High School to deliver the welcome address — a moment he once wasn’t sure he would live to see.

Spring Independent School District offers healthy summer meals to children and teens. The Summer Meals Program provides meals at no cost to children and teens 18 years old and younger. …

Cheers echoed and camera flashes lit the arena as 2,140 Spring ISD seniors crossed the stage at the M.O. Campbell Educational Center, capping a weekend-long celebration that stretched across three days and six ceremonies. Students from Spring High School, Westfield High School, Dekaney High School, Carl Wunsche Sr. High School, Spring Early College Academy and Momentum High School each had their moment in the spotlight — tassels turning, names called and diplomas earned.

Despite heavy rains earlier in the morning, the clouds parted just in time for the groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, celebrating the future SPARK Park at Hoyland Elementary School in Spring ISD.

Spring ISD elementary and middle school students are invited to embark on a summer filled with imagination, learning, and literary adventures through the district’s Journey Into Reading program. This year’s …

Families, district leaders and proud supporters gathered at the Randall Reed Community Center on May 21 as Spring ISD celebrated the 2026 top of the class students at the annual Valedictorian and Salutatorian Recognition Dinner.

What began as a normal school day quickly turned into an unforgettable celebration for six Spring ISD teachers on May 14. One moment, they were teaching lessons and moving through their daily routines. The next, they were being surprised with a $2,500 Honored Schools Life-Changing Teacher Award.

For nearly five decades, Dueitt Middle School has been part of the fabric of the Spring ISD community — a campus where generations of multicultural families grew up together and community ties ran deep. On May 16, that community returned to campus one final time to celebrate the memories and legacy built inside its halls.

What began as a passion for helping children believe in themselves has now earned Casey Sade Archield one of Houston’s top honors in education. The Spring ISD 2024–2025 Teacher of the Year and Reynolds Elementary third-grade mathematics teacher was named Houston’s Favorite Teacher by the Houston Chronicle during its citywide National Teacher Appreciation Week contest, earning the top spot among 60 nominated educators from across the Houston area.

Hundreds of Spring ISD employees gathered on May 8 for one of the district’s most anticipated traditions, the annual Employee Recognition Banquet. The evening celebrated the educators, campus leaders, support staff and retirees whose dedication continues to shape the lives of Spring ISD students while also honoring a milestone year marking 90 years of the district.