Spring Hill ISD

District Newsletter - November 2024

SHISD To Accept Student Transfers In January 2025

We are excited to announce that the Spring Hill ISD Board of Trustees recently voted to accept a limited amount of nonresident student transfers beginning in January 2025. For more information and to access the application, click here.

Spring Hill Honors Veterans At Program

Spring Hill ISD hosted a Veterans Program earlier this month to honor veterans of all military branches. The program included patriotic musical performances and recognition of veterans. Students from each campus took part in the program.

Veterans, thank you for your service!

Students Participate In Mock Election

On Election Day, Spring Hill students experienced voting in an immersive civic learning experience on the democratic process. During these mock elections Intermediate and Junior High students cast their votes for presidential candidates, while Primary students voted for their favorite cookie.

SHHS Theatre Presents Charlie And The Chocolate Factory

The Spring Hill High School Theatre Department recently presented Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Congratulations to Christian Fennell, High School Theatre Director, and all of the cast and crew on a wonderful production!

The Blue Brigade competed at the State Military Marching Band Contest and finished as a Silver Medalist! Way to go!

Spring Hill Football advanced to the playoffs. Congrats!

Congratulations to Spring Hill Varsity Volleyball! The team completed the season as Area Qualifiers!

High School Life Skills Students Launch Panther Candle Company

Students in Jamie McFaul's High School Life Skills class are gaining employability skills through their classroom business, Panther Candle Company.

"The students are able to learn from every step of the process, from taking polls on which scents everyone likes and graphing the information, to placing wicks and packaging orders," said McFaul. "I have been so proud of how they have handled the whole process, honestly they blew me away with what they were able to accomplish. They have been such a joy to watch and they are so excited to work on this project."

The students far exceeded their original goal, selling more than 550 candles this fall. "I was totally blown away by our community's support," McFaul said. Panther Candle Company plans to sell candles at specific times throughout the year with the proceeds benefiting their classroom and activities.

Disney Villain Project

Students in Susan Curtis's AP Language and Composition classes recently completed a Disney Villain Project. In this two-part project students were assigned one of 15 villains from Disney animated films. They completed a rhetorical analysis one-pager over a song or speech by the villain and prepared a short presentation arguing why the assigned villain should be considered the best Disney villain ever. Jonathan Zavala won in his class period with Honest John from Pinocchio, and Jack Cooper won in his class period with Tamatoa from Moana.