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Todd M. Armelin - PrincipalWelcome to our school! The staff is thrilled that each parent has entrusted his/her child’s education to us. We will make every effort to help your child achieve academically and socially. It is our goal to create an enriched, learning environment that engages each student. Of course, we need and welcome your support and cooperation. You play a key role in the academic success of our students; therefore, school/parent communication is vital.
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PreK-12 Pre-Screening Attestation & Transportation Agreement
We are rolling out the COVID-19 protocols for back to school on Monday which include a self-assessment expectation for parents to withhold students that exhibit COVID symptoms. We are asking Parents to complete this form for each student who will be coming to school for in-person safety first learning.
Link to the Google Form for parents: -
Click here for Return to Learn Plan Powerpoint
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Help Us Stay Safe 
Safety First In-Person School at Spring ISD, Elementary Campuses
Seguridad primero, escuela en persona en Spring ISD - Escuelas Primarias
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Winship Elementary is hosting a virtual Open House on Tuesday, September 22nd. There will be aTitle I Parent Meeting at 5:30 pm. A link will be emailed to all parents. Virtual classroom visits will be from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Teachers will send individual links to their parents. We look forward to seeing you!
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Returning Student Annual Update
This electronic, online process is required each year for all Spring ISD students. From the comfort of your home, parents and guardians are able to electronically review, update and sign all required documentation for your child in one spot.
More information can be found at https://www.springisd.org/returning-students
Please update your child's information as soon as possible.
2020-21 New Student Online Registration
If your family is new to the district and needs to register a pre-kindergartener through 5th grade student please visit www.springisd.org/register to register for the 2020-2021 school year.
Need help?District staff will be available to assist parents in both English and Spanish with online registration, if needed, by calling 281-891-6337.Email dmacias@springisd.org for Winship registration information. Please call the school at 281-891-8210 for any other assistance.
Items needed to Register:- Certified copy of birth certificate or passport.
- Current immunization record signed by a physician or physician’s designee.
- Proof of residence in the Spring ISD attendance zone. An original lease/mortgage agreement, and water, natural gas, or electric bills are acceptable.
- Social Security card. If not available, the student will be assigned a State ID number.
- Legal guardian’s Texas driver’s license or Texas Department of Transportation identification card. If the parent or guardian does not have a Texas driver’s license or a TxDOT ID card, other photo ID will be considered in combination with a birth certificate.
- Most recent report card and withdrawal form from previous school, if applicable.
**Kindergarten students must be 5 years of age or older on or before September 1, 2019 to register and PK students must be 4 or older on or before Sept. 1, 2019
** PK ONLY - Please provide proof of income for every
household member (adult)
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School Supplies: 2020-21 Winship School Supply List
If you have any questions, please contact Winship at 281-891-8210. Thank you!
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Counselor Requests
Your counselor is here to help, and available to speak with students and parents. Please click the link below for assistance. Thank you! Lisa Hayes, Counselor
Click Here for Counselor Request Form
Help Build Social Emotional Character Traits with Students
Counselor Corner: Character Kids Save The Day
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COVID-19 Mental & Behavioral Health Resources
COVID-19 Mental & Behavioral Health Grief & Trauma Informed Virtual Support and Statewide Resources List April 3, 2020
As Texas schools continue to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak, it is important for Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to recognize students and families may be struggling with stress, anxiety, grief, and loss. Schools can support the mental health, wellness, and resiliency of students through trauma informed approaches. Below is the link to a list of statewide resources that can help schools connect families with specific resources as needs are identified.
