Bailey is grateful to have Mrs. Smith, Ms. Dorsey, & Dr. Pennington working tirelessly to meet the needs of students and staff across our campus!
Congratulations to the 8th Grade Girls Basketball "A" team on being back-to-back district CHAMPS! 🏀🏀
Congratulations Leonardo on placing 2nd at the Region 4 Spanish Spelling Bee and advancing to state! 🎉 We are proud of your accomplishment and wish you the best of luck at state!
Congratulations to our District Science Fair Winners!
📢 Student testing will take place during the month of February. Please ensure students arrive on time and are well rested on testing days.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!
Beginning Sept. 22, all students will need their ID badge to ride the bus, please see flyer for more details.
A partir del 22 de septiembre, todos los estudiantes necesitarán su credencial de identificación para viajar en el autobús. Consulte el folleto para obtener más detalles.
Dear Parents and Families,
We are excited to share that our 6th grade students will have the opportunity to take part in Safe Circles and Morning Meetings this year. These special times are designed to help students feel connected, supported, and valued as members of our school community.
During Safe Circles and Morning Meetings, students will:
Build friendships and strengthen their sense of belonging
Practice important skills like listening, sharing, and problem-solving
Learn how to support one another and celebrate each other’s successes
Start each day with a positive mindset and a strong classroom community
Our goal is to create a safe, welcoming space where every student’s voice can be heard and respected.
These gatherings are not only meaningful for building character, but they also help set students up for success in their learning each day.
We are excited to share that our 6th grade students will have the opportunity to take part in Safe Circles and Morning Meetings this year. These special times are designed to help students feel connected, supported, and valued as members of our school community.
During Safe Circles and Morning Meetings, students will:
Build friendships and strengthen their sense of belonging
Practice important skills like listening, sharing, and problem-solving
Learn how to support one another and celebrate each other’s successes
Start each day with a positive mindset and a strong classroom community
Our goal is to create a safe, welcoming space where every student’s voice can be heard and respected.
These gatherings are not only meaningful for building character, but they also help set students up for success in their learning each day.
Gear up and get ready! Bailey's school supply list https://5il.co/2o93p and dress code https://5il.co/2o8xq are posted for the 2025-26 school year.
Join us for a night of literacy, art, and fun. Light up your life with fun and creative activities!
Join us for a night of learning, fun, and exploration at our on-campus Gifted and Talented (GT) and Academic Expo in the library on Wed., Feb. 26, 2025 at 6-7:30 p.m. Support our wonderful scholars as they present their passion projects and problem-solving presentations. For more information, please contact Ms. Watts, the library media specialist at swatts@springisd.org.
Join us as we commemorate black history month with a display project. Projects may be created on a trifold poster board, a regular poster, or in a digital presentation. Please read the flyer for more details!
Save the DATE!
Only 4 more Saturdays till SUPER SATURDAY!
Make your plans now and if you haven't already, please sign up for free bus transportation!
Call Ms. Marquez for more detailed information, if needed, at my direct line, 281-891-8032. Thank you and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Beginning November 13, students must have their ID badges to ride the bus.
A partir del 13 de noviembre, los estudiantes deben tener sus credenciales de identificación para viajar en el autobús.
Spring ISD offers both choice and program opportunities for students. The goal is to ensure families can find the best fit for their student, whether it’s taking part in a specialty program at their neighborhood campus or applying to one of the district’s schools of choice.
The opportunities to explore different interests and careers are extensive and distinguish Spring ISD as a district of choice with no limits on what students can achieve.
With students at the center of everything we do, we want our families to have options as they look for the right fit for their child. No matter what school your child attends, our mission is always the same: Provide an excellent education that prepares students for lifelong success – in college, career and/or the military.
Learn more about our schools of choice below. Please note, families can apply to multiple schools using a single online application.
We are holding a Love My Library Book Fundraiser and we need everyone to participate. If you have not already done so, please scan the QR code on the online book fundraiser flyer to sign up for your reader account or visit the following link, www.lovemylibrary.com/reader. You can do it in under a minute and help us meet our goals while earning free books and prizes! Proceeds from donations will go toward more books and makerspace items for the library. This fundraiser will continue through Dec. 16th. The grade level that raises the most in donations will receive free dress passes at a later date.
8th Grade Parents and Students: Come out to Personal Graduation Plan Night on Wednesday, Nov. 6 starting at 6 p.m. at Bammel Middle School. Topics include: Four-Year Planning, Graduation Requirements, Endorsements, Programs of Study, Post-Secondary Plans and more!
Attention 5th and 8th grade students and families: Join us for the School of Choice Showcase on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 6:00 p.m. at Dekaney High School! This event will share valuable information about our specialty programs, featuring live student performances and demonstrations. Applications open on Oct. 30: springisd.org/choice.
