The Spring Hill School District recently honored its 2019 Horizon Award winners.

During this National Suicide Prevention Week (September 9-15) and National Suicide Prevention Month (September), the six School Districts in Johnson County, Kansas are joining together to launch the #ZeroReasonsWhy community mobilization campaign to prevent teen suicide.

This delightful and award-winning adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s "The Ugly Duckling" is a heartwarming celebration of what makes us special.

Congratulations to our August Character Award recipients, Kyley Delphia, assistant director of buildings and grounds and Lisa Konzem, instructional coach at Timber Sage Elementary School!

If you registered to vote by August 7 (including change of address) and did not receive a ballot by mail please go to the Johnson County Election Office, 2101 E Kansas City Rd, Olathe, to complete a ballot in person by September 6 at noon.

The Spring Hill School District welcomed 51 new teachers and staff on Wednesday, August 8 at it’s annual New Teacher Academy program.

The Spring Hill School District would like to announce the selection of Stephanie Barnhill as the District Coordinator of Special Services. Since coming to Spring Hill in 2007, Mrs. Barnhill has held various district positions including district reading specialist, instructional coach, and tier III reading intervention specialist.

Six Johnson County school districts are joining forces to address the growing number of teen deaths by suicide.

The Spring Hill School District launched an official mobile app designed to enable parents, staff, students and our community to stay informed about important issues, information and activities within the school community

Each week we'll post construction updates on the three spring projects: Timber Sage Elementary School, Spring Hill High School Phase 1, and Spring Hill Elementary School Gymnasium.