Spring Branch ISD February 2023

in this project and for allowing our community to have a voice.” BOND PROGRAMS UPDATE SHAPING SPRING BRANCH

a renewed sense of energy. I am thankful to our community and all who made this happen.” Dana Johnson, BHE principal, also spoke about her enthusiasm for the new 110,00 square-foot replacement school, which is a significant upgrade from the original 58,385-square-foot building. “This grand opening represents the start of something new,” said Johnson. “Our students and staff are ecstatic for our new school. I am grateful for all who were involved

After the event, attendees had the opportunity to tour the new campus. They saw that the transformed BHE brings an innovative approach, while still blending in with its surrounding sites. Courtyards and the outdoor learning plaza highlight the surrounding community and allow students to enjoy the natural scenery.

Bunker Hill Elementary As part of the 2017 Bond, the previous 58,385-square-foot Bunker Hill Elementary was replaced by a new 110,00-square foot building designed to accommodate 750 students. “Our new building has a variety of collaborative spaces that will be helpful for teaching small groups,” said Julie Johnson, Bunker Hill assistant principal. “Our students, teachers and staff will greatly benefit from the new features.” opening of the rebuilt Bunker Hill Elementary. Spring Branch ISD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Blaine, Board of Trustees President Chris Earnest and Moira Lail, BHE PTA president, addressed attendees and expressed their excitement for the new building. “I’m overwhelmed with excitement for all the teachers and staff!” said Earnest. “Our students are thrilled about the new space, you can feel On Wednesday, Sept. 14, SBISD celebrated the official grand

The new building also includes learning pods and shared spaces

that create a collaborative environment that promotes

student learning. Attendees were impressed by the library, which is at

Bunker Hill Elementary