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It brings me great joy to welcome all of our Spring ISD students and families to the 2022-23 school year!
In Spring ISD, we are committed first and foremost to the success of our students and to doing what’s best for them. Throughout our district, you’ll find passionate educators working each day to help ensure excellent, equitable outcomes for all of our students – including helping them overcome the difficulties faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The past few years have been challenging, and we know we still have work to do to successfully re-engage every student and reconnect them with the tools needed to reach their potential. But we are committed to regaining that ground, to moving forward, and to empowering our students to achieve their best. Learn more...
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2022-23 School Hours
Some schools operate on a staggered schedule to reduce the number of buses needed to transport students. Getting your children to school on time is important to a successful school year.
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2022-23 School Supplies
The school supplies your child needs are listed here. Lists are also available at area retailers that sell school supplies.
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Good Nutrition is Essential for Success
Healthy food fuels better learning for students. For the 2022-23 school year, Spring ISD will offer free breakfast and free lunch to all students attending CEP schools, along with free supper to students involved in after-school programs at many of our campuses.
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New ZPASS System to Add Safety & Convenience
Spring ISD is reintroducing the scanner system ZPass on all of its buses for the 2022-23 school year that will give added peace of mind to parents by allowing them to know when and where their student gets on and off the bus.
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Safety is Our Priority
Safety is Spring ISD’s top priority, so during times of crisis or emergency, it’s important we communicate effectively. To do that, we use the Standard Response Protocol, which provides a common language that everyone understands and follows.
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EVERY Day Counts, ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
Students can’t learn if they aren’t in class, so being in attendance every day is critical to success. Spring ISD policy, in alignment with state compulsory attendance laws, requires students to be in attendance for at least 90 percent of the time a class is in session to receive credit.
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Healthy Students Make Great Learners
We have nurses on every campus to triage any emergency situations and to administer medicines. They also work with parents to ensure all of our students are up-to-date on their required vaccinations and have the information they need to make decisions about recommended vaccines.
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Our Mobile App Makes it Easy to Stay Informed
Spring ISD has had a mobile app available for parents and students for several years. But if you haven’t downloaded it yet from Google Play or Apple’s App Store, you’ll want to do it TODAY!
