We want our families to have ample options as they diligently look for the right fit for their child.
Where students from middle to high school thrive in a highly competitive and supportive environment.
We have a rich and proud history of excellence and high achievement in the Performing and Visual Arts.
We are making science, technology, engineering, and math a core part of everyday learning.
Find the best fit for your student, whether it’s a specialty program at a neighborhood campus or one of the district’s schools of choice.
We aim to meet the needs of more students by offering a tuition-free option for 4-year-olds who don’t meet state eligibility.
A new student is someone who has never attended our district or was not enrolled in Spring at the end of the previous school year.
Explore in-district and out-of-district transfers plus Special Programs, tailored to meet each student’s unique educational needs.
Parents and guardians are required to complete their student’s registration prior to the first day of school on August 12.
In Spring ISD, we understand the importance of giving our young children a smart start by providing them with experiences that develop their academic and intellectual skills. A child's learning years lay the foundation for all there is to come. We are committed to do whatever it takes to ensure the success of our young learners.
In addition, the district's pre-K program aims to meet the needs of more students by offering a tuition-free option for 4-year-olds who don’t meet state eligibility requirements.
Spring ISD is launching a new PK 3 program for students turning 3 by September 1. Starting on a small scale, this full-day program is available to all families across the district at select campuses.
The Early Explorers Academy
Spring ISD is excited to announce that we will be piloting a new PK 3 program, The Early Explorers Academy, for English and Spanish-speaking students who will be 3 years old on or before September 1. Beginning in August for the 2025-26 school year, we will be starting the PK 3 program on a small scale, gathering feedback from leaders, teachers and parents, and making the necessary adjustments to improve its effectiveness.
The Early Explorers Academy is a full-day program and is open to any and all families across the district at these campuses:
Bell Schedule / Hours:
PK 3, The Early Explorers Academy, will follow the elementary school bell schedule:
Please be aware that there are a limited number of openings available for Pre-K 3. Admission to the PK 3 - Early Explorers Academy is subject to approval and acceptance of the application by the campus administration.
View Frequently Asked Questions Below
Expand your child’s horizons with our Multilingual Programs. From an early age, students are given the opportunity to embrace new languages, enhancing their communication skills and cultural awareness.
Spring ISD Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) is a comprehensive continuum of services for children, ages 3-5, with identified delays in one or more of the five developmental areas.
No, in order to qualify, your child must be 4 on or before September 1 of the current school year.
The following documents are considered acceptable.
If your zoned school is full, parents may apply for a transfer to any Spring ISD campus on a space-available transfer. In the case of an approved transfer, transportation will not be provided.
Out-of-district students may enroll in Spring ISD Pre-K programs as determined by available space. In the case of an approved out-of-district transfer, transportation will not be provided.
Yes, if your student is going to their zoned campus. However, if your child is attending a school that is not their zoned campus, then parents/guardians will need to provide transportation.
Yes the student can attend, however, the district has established written guidelines for managing these situations in the Self-Care Parent Agreement. Parents should understand that school personnel cannot physically assist with toileting.
Your child must meet at least one of the following:
Yes! Starting the 2021-22 school year, Spring ISD expanded the program to include a tuition-free option for students who wouldn’t normally be eligible because they don’t meet the usual income, language or other requirements. The only eligibility requirement is that a student must be 4 years old on or before September 1. This expansion ensures more young learners get the great start that a quality pre-K education provides without their families having to pay any tuition or fees.
No, prekindergarten is not mandatory. However, upon enrollment in prekindergarten, a child must attend school. All students are subject to compulsory school attendance rules while they are enrolled in school.
Yes, a household may submit a complete application that contains the name of the child, a current SNAP or TANF group number and an adult signature. Lone Star Card account numbers are not acceptable SNAP case numbers on the application.
Our PK3 program for the 2025–2026 school year is currently full. Families who are still interested in applying to have their child are welcome to complete an application. All submitted applications will automatically be placed on our waitlist, and we will contact families if a space becomes available.
Parents must sign an acceptance letter informing them of the attendance policy and other requirements for PK.
Students do not need to be potty trained, however, all parents must sign the Self-Care Parent Agreement and understand that school personnel cannot physically assist with toileting.
Not at this time. During the 25-26 school year the program will only be on the campuses of Bammel, Link (English only), Lewis (Dual-Language only), Major, McNabb, and Winship (English only).
Yes, at McNabb, Bammel, Major, and Lewis.
No, the PK 3 program is open to ALL students in Spring ISD, parents can select which participating PK 3 school they want to apply their child for by selecting a “preferred campus” in the application.
Pre-K Program CoordinatorJennifer Bassett
PK-2 Early Literacy SpecialistRochelle Chapman
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