Message from Mrs. Briggs
On behalf of the entire staff at Spring Hill, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to our PTO and parent community for the "Rock Star" Staff Appreciation Week.
Our staff was blown away by the generosity, the treats, and the overwhelming kindness shown by our families. It is no secret that we have an elite team of educators here, but seeing our community treat them like the superstars they are was the highlight of our month.
Thank you for making our staff feel so loved!
Class Placements for 2026-2027
Our staff will be working on tentative class groupings this spring, with classroom assignments finalized in mid-August. As we make these placements, we consider many factors including individual student information, teacher input, and social relationships. Every class will have a blend of children with diverse needs, personalities, and learning interests. Due to the many factors we must consider in creating classroom placements, including the staffing of our teachers, requests for a specific teacher will not be honored.
If you have information that you believe is pertinent to your child’s placement for next year, please complete this link by Friday, May 22 for it to be taken into consideration. There is no need to complete the form if you do not have any information you would like us to consider.
If your child will NOT be attending Spring Hill ES or his/her base middle school next year, please email Ms. Kim at ykim1@fcps.edu.
Unfortunately, due to timelines, we are unable to accept survey input after May 22nd. Thank you!
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Safety Corner
As a reminder, motorized bikes and scooters are not permitted on school grounds at any time. Police will be notified if there are any such vehicles on school grounds. If community members witness a motorized vehicle on school grounds, please alert the police department.
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Message from the PTO
Science Olympiad Division B (2026–2027) – Interest Form
We are planning for next year’s Science Olympiad Division B team. Students who will be in 5th and 6th grade during the 2026–2027 school year are eligible to participate.
If your child may be interested, please complete the interest form at the link below. This will help us understand the level of interest and plan accordingly.
https://forms.gle/r2QEmX2hngCBZTaS8
Additional details—including a virtual information session—will be shared in late May with families who complete the interest form, after the current Science Olympiad Division B season has officially concluded.
May is Food Allergy Awareness Month!
Did you know? 1 in 13 children (2 children in every classroom!) and 1 in 10 adults in the U.S. manage food allergy. Food allergy is a disease and reactions range from mild symptoms to severe, potentially life-threatening reactions such as anaphylaxis. Every 10 seconds, food allergy sends a patient to the emergency department.
How can you help? Learn common allergens and signs of severe reaction. Always show kindness and respect. 9 foods cause about 90% of all food allergy reactions in the U.S including milk, eggs, peanut, tree nuts, soy, wheat, sesame, fish, and crustacean shellfish.
Myth: Food allergies are not that serious.
Fact: Food allergies can be a life-threatening disease. They are more than just an itch or a stomachache. Food allergy can cause symptoms such as hives, coughing, swelling of the face and tongue, difficulty breathing, and loss of consciousness.
Provided by the Allergy Awareness Committee. Fill out this form to connect
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Student Corner
Congratulations to our outstanding Spring Hill Elementary Division A VASO team for an exceptional performance this season! Our students competed in 19 events and earned an impressive 21 Top 10 finishes, including 6 first-place victories and 15 podium placements. Competing against some of the region’s strongest schools, Spring Hill stood out for its consistency, teamwork, and high-level achievement throughout the tournament.
We are incredibly proud of our students for their dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship.
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