1. General Information

Campus information

Primary (Grades pre K-2)  494 students
3101 Spring Hill Rd.
Longview, Texas 75605
903-323-7848
Peggy Mayfield, principal

Intermediate (Grades 3-4)  294 students
3101 Spring Hill Rd.
Longview, Texas 75601
903-323-7701
Dana Robertson, principal

Middle School (Grades 5-6)  295 students
3101 Spring Hill Rd.
Longview, Texas 75601
903-323-7708
Tammy Bailey, principal

Junior High (Grades 7-8)  269 students
3101 Spring Hill Rd.
Longview, Texas 75601
903-323-7718
David Reed, principal

High School (Grades 9-12)  536 students
3101 Spring Hill Rd.
Longview, Texas 75601
903-323-7738
Bobby Watkins, principal

2. Academic Test Scores

 Data Source: TEA, AEIS 2009-2010 District Performance

3. Accreditation

Accredited by Texas Education Agency and Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

4. Recognition

Spring Hill consistently receives School Match’s "What Parents Want" award; Spring Hill Junior High School has received the Just for the Kids "Academic Excellence Award" in Algebra and Math. Leaders CORE has won local, state, and national awards for their "Spring Hill Community Park" project. The Spring Hill High School Yearbook staff was honored at Columbia University in New York City with Silver Crown recognition, placing them among the top 5% of honored yearbooks in the country. The Panther Paw newspaper staff received a Gold Medalist rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. 2007 State 3A UIL Academic Team champions 2007; Junior High voted as one of Texas Monthly's Best School; Ashley Alm, Miss Gregg Co. 2007; 3A State Champion Girls Doubles Tennis Team 2007; High School Band achieved top honors 2007. Back-to-back National Coca-Cola Art Contest Winner 2005-2006; Established Education Foundation 2007 "No Child Left Behind" blue ribbon school, National Wind Band honors 2007.

5. Teacher Salaries

6. Instructional Expenditures

$6,776,676  (62.0% of Total Operating Expenditures)

7. Expenditures for Instructional-Related Services

$249,621  (2.3% of Total Operating Expenditures)

8. Class Size (Teacher-to-Student Ratio)

1:14.0

9. Special Needs Programs

Early Childhood, English as a Second Language (ESL), Special Education, Title I Reading and Math remediation, Dyslexia, Gifted and Talented (GT).

10. Special Focus Areas

Award winning Leaders CORE (a program designed to involve high school students with hands-on business experience), character education, leadership development, technology, long-distance learning, mentoring program, dual credit opportunities, available on-line course study, Texas Scholar Program, academic, athletic, band, and choir UIL participation. Students experience science, history, and fine arts through field trips to Dallas, Tyler, and Shreveport. Patriotism is taught at all grade levels, and Spring Hill intermediate and middle school students host a community-wide Veteran’s Day celebration. Advanced placement courses for HS include English, art, calculus, economics and government.
Spring Hill's web site: www.springhill.esc7.net, allows students and parents to check their class grades and assignments on the VSI link.

11. Graduates - Recommended H.S. Program - 2010

83 out of 97 graduates followed the Recommended H. S. Program.