Pre-K/Kindergarten - All Campuses

Pre-K School Hours: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Hoyland Elementary School, 2200 Wittershaw Dr, Houston, 77090

1st-5th Grades

School Hours: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Site #1: Burchett Elementary School, 3366 James C Leo Dr, Spring, 77373

For students who have the following home campuses:

• Burchett
• Anderson
• Jenkins
• Hirsch
• Marshall

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Site #2: Thompson Elementary School, 12470 Walters Rd, Houston, 77014

For students who have the following home campuses:

• Thompson
• Link
• Lewis
• Beneke
• Heritage
• Reynolds
• Cooper
• Eickenroht

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Site #3: Major Elementary School, 16855 Sugar Pine Dr., Houston, 77090

For students who have the following home campuses:

• Major
• Ponderosa
• Bammel
• Meyer
• Booker
• Hoyland

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Site #4: Smith Elementary School, 26000 Cypresswood Dr, 77373

For students who have the following home campuses:

• Smith
• Northgate Crossing
• Salyers
• McNabb
• Winship

We need our summer school students to be in class every day to maximize learning. Any student who is absent for more than three days will not receive credit and will be unable to remain enrolled.

The 21st Century after-school program will be available to all current 21st Century students and those students who attend a 21st century campus during the normal school year.  21st Century will run concurrently during summer school hours.

Once your form is submitted, we will begin working on scheduling your child in the summer school program. You will receive an email within 14 days of registration. You will be sent a welcome email and be provided an update on your child’s summer bridge daily schedule. You will also receive an email from your child’s teacher introducing themselves and providing contact information.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided to all students during summer bridge.

The Texas Education Agency requires a minimum of 120 hours of summer bridge for English language learners. In designing our Summer School program,we used this criteria for all pre-K and Kindergarten students to maximize the learning opportunities for all students. 

Enrollment in Special Education ESY is an ARD committee decision. The IEP outlines the duration and needed services that are provided. The length of these services vary by student and based on data reviewed by the IEP committee.

Any student who is absent for more than three days will not receive credit and will be unable to remain enrolled.

As in previous years, in order to maximize our resources, this district is using cluster sites to bring students from multiple campuses together for summer school. Not only does this allow for considerable savings in operating costs but it also helps us complete maintenance updates at our campuses during the summer.

We will communicate transportation pick up and drop off times in the summer school welcome letter that will be sent out prior to our June 6 start date.

As of March 4, 2022, Spring ISD does not require masks or face coverings to worn in district facilities and campuses. Masks are recommended, but whether to wear one or not is an individual choice.