Spring Lake Park Elementary School recently received a nod on the TISD website, courtesy of a parent's praise. The parent specifically pointed out the school's supportive atmosphere, which she felt had a positive impact on her child's learning and social development. The school is also part of TISD's extended learning programs. It benefits from the district's $12,019 per-student funding, which is directed toward reading intervention and family involvement at Title I schools, including Spring Lake Park. At the April 2026 TISD board meeting, the spotlight was on student accomplishments from different campuses. This presentation highlighted the district's dedication to improving academic outcomes in elementary schools.

Q1. Does Spring Lake Park Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Spring Lake Park Elementary does offer a Gifted and Talented program through Texarkana ISD. Families who believe their child may qualify should speak with the classroom teacher first — the referral starts there, not at the office.

Q2. What after-school programs does Spring Lake Park Elementary offer?

Ans. Spring Lake Park Elementary participates in TISD's after-school and extended learning programs. The school's office at (903) 794-7525 is the right first call to find out what's currently running and whether there's space available each semester. Program availability can shift based on funding and staffing.

Q3. How does Spring Lake Park Elementary support students with reading?

Ans. Spring Lake Park Elementary's reading intervention program is a central focus of how the campus uses its Title I funding. With 93% of students from economically disadvantaged households, the school channels federal resources directly into classroom reading support. The school's reading figure of 32% is higher than its math score, reflecting where instructional effort has been concentrated.

Q4. How does Spring Lake Park Elementary communicate with families?

Ans. Spring Lake Park Elementary uses ParentSquare for school-wide announcements and teacher-to-family communication. The front office is reachable at (903) 794-7525 during regular school hours. The school also participates in TISD's family engagement programming, which runs events throughout the school year.

Q5. What middle school do Spring Lake Park Elementary students attend?

Ans. Students completing fifth grade at Spring Lake Park Elementary typically continue to Texas Middle School and then Texas High School within Texarkana ISD. TISD runs 33 AP courses at the high school level and is the largest dual-credit provider in Bowie County, giving Spring Lake Park families a clear pathway from elementary through college-readiness programs.