Dear Indian Springs Village Association Board,

On behalf of Glen Loch Elementary PTO, thank you so much for your generous donation to our school. We will use this money to provide funds for our librarian to purchase new books and resources for our students. For some of our students, the school library is their only regular access point for reading material and our collection is in great need of updating.  As a Title I school, raising funds is a challenge and having support from our community really means a lot.  

Thank you for making us a priority and for dedicating your resources to our campus. 

Sincerely,

Sarah Pounders

Glen Loch Elementary PTO President

Elementary School Donations

The Indian Springs Village Association (ISVA) is proud to support our outstanding public schools.  The funds raised through ISVA events, such as the Taste of the Village in October, are used for scholarships to our Indian Springs high school seniors and donations to our neighborhood schools. 

A $500 donation was made to Glen Loch Elementary for the accelerated reading program. Based on several reports on these programs, students have exhibited improved vocabulary and increased reading comprehension on a variety of books. An additional $500 donation was made to Galatas Elementary School, who has entered its second year as a CISD Literacy Cohort Campus, for the enhancement of their classroom libraries. Galatas Principal Denae Wilker writes, “Through community donations of gently used books we have made great strides, but we are still in need of additional titles to fill in the gaps.” With the donation from ISVA, those gaps are greatly diminished.

Earth Day Green Up

Join neighbors, family and friends at the 10th annual Earth Day GreenUp on March 21st. Volunteer to beautify our community by picking up litter on pathways, waterways and greenbelts. After your hard work, celebrate at Northshore Park with free pizza, live music and a special 10-year anniversary t-shirt. Together, residents will keep The Woodlands beautiful and protect natural areas for wildlife by helping in this community stewardship project.

Registration is available online at www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/greenup

ISVA Community Service Scholarship Applications

Calling all college-bound 2020 graduating seniors that are Indian Springs residents. The most exciting time of the year for the Indian Springs Village Association (ISVA) is when we award $1000 scholarships to deserving graduating seniors. One of the main purposes of ISVA, is to raise funds to honor those students who have demonstrated an immense dedication to community service and citizenship. This year’s scholarship applications are currently available on our website and are due in March, 2020. Award winners and their parents will be notified and invited to a special reception held during the ISVA Board Meeting at The Woodlands Township in April. Scholarship information and applications can be downloaded at https://www.indianspringsvillage.com/programs/scholarships. 

ISVA has funded $31,000 in scholarships over the last six years. Funds are raised primarily through the community events we promote such as The Taste of the Village held in the month of October. Recent scholarship recipients by year include:

2019

Abby Inbusch – John Cooper

Bernadette Pavlich – The Woodlands High

Alex Alley – The Woodlands High

Matthew Kaiser – College Park High

2018

Juliana Esparza - Frassati Catholic High

Alison Eaton – The Woodlands High

Megan Mize – The Woodlands High

Jacob Teall – The Woodlands High

2017    

Katherine Young – The Woodlands High 

Catherine Seelig – The Woodland High 

Mohit Talwaker – The Woodlands High 

Megan Alam – College Park High

2016

Grant Davis – The Woodlands High 

Anthony Edginton – The Woodlands High

Lois Hamburger – The Woodlands High

Mathew McClellan – The Woodlands High 

Jacob Rubel –The Woodlands High 

Connor Whisenant – The Woodlands High