Earth Day Green Up

Interested in keeping Indian Springs the best looking neighborhood this side of the Mississippi? Then, grab your friends, family and neighbors and join us at the 9th Annual Earth Day Green Up. This community-wide litter cleanup event will be held at numerous locations throughout The Woodlands on March 23, 2019. Indian Springs volunteers (both pre-registered and walk-ups) can check in at Falconwing Park (5610 Rush Haven Drive) between 8am and 10am to receive a map highlighting targeted cleanup areas. Gloves, trash bags and friendship are provided.  When the trash is bagged, join everyone from 11am to 1:30pm at Northshore Park for food, fun and live-music. Pre-register at https://www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/greenup or by calling 281-210-3800.

Elementary School Donations

The Indian Springs Village Association (ISVA) is proud to once again support our local 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 library expansion of the bilingual and biography reading sections. Glen Loch Librarian Paige Wolf stated, “Students have asked, on numerous occasions, about biographies on current athletes and other people of interest.” With updated selections, students will be more enticed to read and learn about their heros and current leaders. An additional $500 donation was made to Galatas Elementary School for the enhancement of their literacy library that houses both fiction and non-fiction books on a variety of reading levels. Galatas Principal Denae Wilker writes, “Teachers are able to check-out sets of books from the library to read with their classes in small guided reading groups. The goal of the small group instruction is to provide differentiated teaching that supports students in developing reading proficiency.”

Galatas Principal Denae Wilker (L) is presented a check from ISVA Board Member Kelly Sharer (R)

(Photo by Kelly Sharer)

Glen Loch PTO President Samantha Chefas (L) and Glen Loch Librarian Paige Wolf (M)  are presented a check from ISVA Vice-President Michael Saucier (Photo by Michael Saucier)