SPRING HIGH SCHOOL

Thursday through Saturday, a collective 2,000 plus Spring ISD seniors from the for the district’s five high schools -- Spring Early College Academy, Spring High School, Carl Wunsche Sr. High School, Dekaney High School, and Westfield High School -- walked the stage of Planet Ford Stadium.

The seventh $2,500 scholarship winner of the year is Adrian Saenz of Spring High School.

Spring, Texas – Large fights broke out at Spring High School on Thursday, September 23, requiring multiple school administrators and police officers to intervene and briefly halting the school’s regular operations. The fights took place in the school cafeteria and involved numerous students. Cell phone footage showed a chaotic and crowded scene with adults struggling to control the brawl. Principal James Golden sent an email to parents and students acknowledging the altercation and outlining the school’s response. All students involved in the altercation will be subject to the full extent of disciplinary actions available.

You don’t have to stay long at a Spring Lions game to see the impact of quarterback Bishop Davenport, who prides himself on spreading the rock.

Spring High School's Bishop Davenport continues to wow fans with his play and is KPRC 2's latest UTMB Health Athlete of the Week.

Spring, Texas – Law enforcement agencies and Spring Independent School District have determined that a shooting threat made to Spring High School over the weekend is not credible and that school will continue as usual on Monday. On Sunday, September 12, a Spring ISD student made a social media post warning people not to go to school on Monday. The student was holding a gun in the picture of the post and the text implied that a school shooting might take place. The Spring High School administrative team, along with Spring ISD police and other law enforcement agencies, conducted an extensive investigation after being made aware of the post and ultimately found no evidence to substantiate the threat. Out of an abundance of caution, Spring ISD Police will have additional officers in school tomorrow to help ensure everyone stays focused on a strong start to the week.

Spring, Texas – Spring ISD recently announced their Valedictorians and Salutatorians for the Class of 2021’s upcoming graduations at its five high school campuses. The five different campuses are Dekaney High School, Spring Early College Academy, Spring High School, Westfield High School and Carl Wunsche Sr. High School which will begin holding graduations on June 4th through the 5th at Planet Ford Stadium. “We are incredibly proud of our vals and sals who worked so hard to earn these coveted ranks,” said Spring ISD Superintendent Rodney E. Watson in a recent announcement “Any student who is named val or sal has had to challenge themselves throughout high school by taking the most difficult classes and then excelling in them. I applaud their impressive academic accomplishment and am confident that they will continue to achieve great things after graduation.”To celebrate these students, the district will be holding a special recognition banquet on Tuesday, May 25 at the Randall Reed Center. This event will include a special video remark from Westfield High school alumni and actor Chris LeBlac.

Welcome to the 2020 volleyball season. VYPE previewed 30 public school teams in this year's VYPE Houston Volleyball Preview. Here is one of the Sleepers - the Spring Lions. Spring LionsUnder the direction of coach Stephanie Porter, the Spring Lion volleyball team has been in good hands. Davis and MacArthur will challenge Spring in district, but the Lions have too much power.

VYPE wants the fans to vote for their favorite Houston Volleyball player! The VYPE Houston 2020 Volleyball Preseason Middle Blocker of the Year Poll is now live! All athlete polls and their content are only associated and created by VYPE Media and its staff. Please contact VYPE Media directly if you have any questions, comments, or concerns around our Fan Polls. VYPE Houston 2020 Volleyball Preseason Middle Blocker of the Year Poll (Poll Closes Mon 6/30 at 7pm)

VYPE wants the fans to vote for their favorite Houston Volleyball player! The VYPE Houston 2020 Volleyball Preseason Middle Blocker of the Year Poll is now live! All athlete polls and their content are only associated and created by VYPE Media and its staff. Please contact VYPE Media directly if you have any questions, comments, or concerns around our Fan Polls. VYPE Houston 2020 Volleyball Preseason Middle Blocker of the Year Poll (Poll Closes Mon 6/30 at 7pm)

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