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Spring Branch ISD approves multiple 2026–27 boundary adjustments
Summary
The Spring Branch ISD Board approved rezoning lines affecting several elementary schools for the 2026–27 school year, including portions of Westwood, Housman, Edgewood, Buffalo Creek and Cedar Brook attendance zones; the motion passed unanimously.
At its Nov. 17 meeting the Board of Trustees of the Spring Branch Independent School District approved a set of boundary adjustments that will take effect in the 2026–2027 school year.
Trustee Jennifer Hyland moved to adopt the rezoning plan and Secretary Walker Agnew Jr. seconded the amended motion. The board approved the measure 7–0. The approved changes include: students zoned to Westwood Elementary who live south of Tiger Trail between Beltway 8 and Gessner Road will be rezoned to Shadow Oaks Elementary; portions of Housman Elementary east of the current Hunters Creek boundary and west of Silber Road, south of Westview Drive (excluding the Providence at Memorial apartment complex) will be rezoned to Hunters Creek Elementary; units in the SpringLakes Townhomes east of Hollister Road will be rezoned from Edgewood Elementary to Cedar Brook Elementary; and students east of Peppermill Road and south of Hammerly Boulevard currently zoned to Buffalo Creek Elementary and Cedar Brook Elementary will be rezoned to Spring Branch Elementary. The minutes record the vote as 7–0.
The minutes list ten community members who addressed the board during public comment on Item 8B but do not summarize their remarks. Those speakers were Nicole Hobson, Amy Geise, Asha Saha, Anya Saha, Sara Hyder, Mike Seely, Samuel Brown, Samuel Stanton, Sarah Snider and Megan Valentine.
The board did not record additional implementation details (transportation adjustments, grandfathering, or phased transfers) in the published minutes. The district indicated the changes begin with the 2026–27 school year.
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