🌟 Shoutout to our CTE Ambassadors! We recently caught up with these students at Destination Success at the new Guthrie Center to hear their CTE stories. From discovering new interests to building skills for their futures, they shared what it’s like to be part of SBISD’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Thank you for sharing your experiences and helping other students see what’s possible! #SBISDProud #SBISDCTE
🎀 Serving meals and showing support! Shoutout to our School Nutrition Services (SNS) staff for going pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month! These photos capture our teams in action, caring for our students while showing support for everyone affected by breast cancer. Thank you for bringing heart to your work every day! 💗 #SBISDProud #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
🍂 Even our superintendent got into the spirit of “Fall in Love with CTE”! Dr. Blaine joined the face-painting fun at our recent Destination Success event at the new Guthrie Center, where families explored the possibilities in SBISD’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. 📸 See more smiles and moments from the event: PHOTO GALLERY
#SBISDProud #SBISDCTE
The Spring Woods High School Swim Team had their first home swim meet on October 23, 2026. It was their Black and Gold Meet. We are proud of our Tiger swimmers!
Tomorrow's the day! Get ready to fall in love with CTE at SBISD's Destination Success!
Bring the whole family to explore career possibilities, experience hands-on activities and discover what your future could hold.
📅 Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 24 | 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
📍 The Guthrie Center, 10660 Hammerly Rd.
This event is FREE and open to the community. We can't wait to see you there!
SWHS students in Jasmine Randolph's Human Growth & Development class are learning about parenting. Students are currently caring for a flour-sack “baby” and are having a hands-on glimpse of the responsibility that comes with parenting. The project is bringing learning to life and is sparking conversations about care, commitment, and how much babies need from the people around them.
Lets give a big shoutout to our amazing Spring Woods High School Administration Team this year! They are doing an outstanding job making our school the best! They are Building Principal: Stephanie Meshell, Associate Principal: Steven Dibble, 12th Grade Principal: Audiel Espitia, 11th Grade Principal: Nahal Yazdani , 10th Grade Principal: Heidy Jones, and 9th Grade Principal: Wilbert (Will) Banks.
❤️ Healthy choices. Big dreams. Bright futures. During Red Ribbon Week, SBISD celebrates the power of choosing a healthy, drug-free life. Every student has talents to discover, goals to pursue and a future worth protecting. Families, talk with your child about their dreams, making positive choices and the trusted adults they can turn to for support. Together, we can help every child grow with confidence! #RedRibbonWeek #SBISD
Today’s teens face new drugs, misleading trends, and substances disguised as
everyday products. Even the most attentive parents may be unsure what to look for
or how to start the conversation. Join us for an eye-opening, informative session to learn about emerging drugs and
their risks, recognize potential warning signs, and explore practical ways to talk with
your child about substance use before concerns arise.
everyday products. Even the most attentive parents may be unsure what to look for
or how to start the conversation. Join us for an eye-opening, informative session to learn about emerging drugs and
their risks, recognize potential warning signs, and explore practical ways to talk with
your child about substance use before concerns arise.
Thank you to everyone who made picture day a HUGE success! All photos will be available a week from today (if you took it last week - it is ready now)! Just go to www.jostenspix.com/orderpics and put in event code: FE221226. Don't forget to order your yearbook, so you can see everyone's photo: www.jostens.com!
The Spring Woods High School Student Council had their fall social today! STUCO operates our food pantry called Woods Goods. It is open every Friday in room 701. There is free food, toiletries, and clothing for anyone who needs it. We appreciate everything STUCO does for our school!
12th grade yearbook photographer Edgar Sanchez Roque took these photos of the SWHS Tigerettes and Color Guard at the last varsity football game. You will see his photos in the yearbook! Please order yours now at www.jostens.com!
12th grade yearbook photographer Oscar Arroyo took these candid photos at the last SWHS varsity football game. You will see many of his photos in this year's yearbook! Please order one today at www.jostens.com!
The SWHS National Honor Society will be hosting their next blood drive on November 6, 2026. Please donate if you can!
Red Ribbon Week at SWHS will be October 26 - 30! Lets say NO TO DRUGS!
The Spring Woods High School varsity football team took on Kingwood Park High School on Friday. Here are some amazing photos from the game! Go Tigers! Photos courtesy of Rebekah Ozdemir Plourde
The SWHS Theater Department debuted Frankenstein on Friday, October 16, 2026. If you missed tonight's show, there are two shows tomorrow, October 17 at 2 PM and 7 PM. The final show will be on Monday, October 19 at 7PM. It is located in the SWHS mini auditorium. Parental discretion is advised!
💙 Every student deserves support to learn, connect and thrive. This month’s INSPIRE explores the people, programs and resources helping SBISD students find their next step. Discover support for learning, well-being and planning for the future, plus helpful resources for families. 📖 Read the October edition of INSPIRE.
Safety and security are our top priorities.
To help ensure our central athletic facilities remain safe and welcoming places for students, families and fans, effective immediately, SBISD will implement a clear bag policy for all sporting events at Tully Stadium, Don Coleman Coliseum, Grob Stadium and the Natatorium.
Fans may bring clear bags of any size. Purses, backpacks and other non-clear bags will not be permitted.
🔗 Read more.
Additionally, party buses may not bring students to games at SBISD central athletic facilities, and outside food and beverages are not allowed at any sporting events at Tully Stadium, Don Coleman Coliseum or Grob Stadium.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Keeping kids safe online starts with everyday conversations and smart digital habits. Read our story in NEWS for practical tips to help your family protect personal information, recognize online risks and navigate the digital world safely.
