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Happy School Para Appreciation Day! 🍎✨

Today, we celebrate our incredible paraprofessionals who support our students and make a difference every single day. Your dedication, patience, and care do not go unnoticed—thank you for all you do! 💜👏

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The Spring Hill Schools Board of Education's next meeting will be on Monday, March 23, at 6:00 p.m. at the 📍 District Administrative Center.

📺 You can watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@SpringHillSchools
📄 The meeting agenda is available at: qrs.ly/5wghiqq

Please note that 199th Street is scheduled to be closed beginning March 9 - April 18. During this time, access to the District Office and Educational Support building will remain available by traveling west on 199th Street from Renner Road. The roundabout will remain open for traffic traveling north and south on Ridgeview Road and west on 199th Street.

👏 Celebrating Outstanding Members of Our Spring Hill Schools Community!

Spring Hill Schools is proud to recognize Teresa Satchell, Special Education Instructional Coach, and Elizabeth Moore, Reading Interventionist at Prairie Creek Elementary, as recipients of a Core Value Award in the areas of World Class Staff, Student Success, and a Supportive Environment. Through their dedication, expertise, and commitment to students and colleagues, Teresa and Elizabeth help create the strong, supportive learning environments that make our district special.

We also want to recognize Melanie Webber, a senior at Spring Hill High School, for designing this year’s Spring Hill on the Move T-shirt. Melanie’s creativity and school pride has been on display throughout the year as students, staff, and community members proudly wear her design. Also a special thanks to members of the Spring Hill Elementary Student Lighthouse Team for leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Thank you to Teresa, Elizabeth, and Melanie for the positive impact you make in Spring Hill Schools!

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Spring Hill Schools will release students 2 hours early on Wednesday, March 11 📚✨

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Beginning March 9, 2026, 199th Street will be closed to traffic just east of the roundabout at Ridgeview Road. The closure is expected to last approximately 40 days, with the road scheduled to reopen on April 18, 2026.

During this time, access to the District Office and Educational Support building will remain available by traveling west on 199th Street from Renner Road. The roundabout will remain open for traffic traveling north and south on Ridgeview Road and west on 199th Street.

Directions if you are traveling from Olathe (north side of the district):
1. If driving south on Ridgeview Road, turn left (east) onto 191st Street.
2. Travel east on 191st Street and turn right (south) onto Renner Road (dirt road), or turn right (south) onto Lackman Road.
3. Continue south on either Renner or Lackman and turn right (west) onto 199th Street.
4. Drive past the road closed sign and enter the District Administrative Center parking lot.

Directions if you are traveling from Spring Hill (south side of the district):
1. Take 207th Street to Renner Road and turn north onto Renner.
2. Turn left (west) onto 199th Street.
3. Drive past the road closed sign and enter the District Administrative Center parking lot.

The Spring Hill Schools Board of Education's next meeting will be on Monday, March 9, at 6:00 p.m. at the 📍 District Administrative Center.

📺 You can watch the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@SpringHillSchools
📄 The meeting agenda is available at: qrs.ly/5wghiqq

Please note that 199th Street is scheduled to be closed beginning March 9 - April 18. During this time, access to the District Office and Educational Support building will remain available by traveling west on 199th Street from Renner Road. The roundabout will remain open for traffic traveling north and south on Ridgeview Road and west on 199th Street.