Kalkofen felt compelled to wear a hazmat suit in December 2020 after he was obliged to take his final exams in person, because his mother had a high risk of contagion with COVID-19. The school, which has had 17 student and eight employee infections, said it was taking an abundance of caution. Feeder patterns Elementary schools that feed into Spring Woods include: Shadow Oaks Spring Branch Westwood Woodview Pine Shadows (partial) Sherwood (partial) Terrace (partial) Middle schools that feed into Spring Woods include: Spring Branch Middle School (partial) Spring Oaks Middle School (partial) Spring Woods Middle School (partial) Notable alumni Tate (Michel Taylor) Armstrong - basketball player, Olympic gold medalist 1976, NBA's Chicago Bulls 1977–1979; played college basketball for Duke Blue Devils Mike Arthur - former NFL player Kurt Brecht - musician, songwriter, vocalist for D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) Roger Clemens - Major League Baseball pitcher, Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays, New York Yankees, Houston Astros; 11 x All Star, 2 x World Series, 7 x Cy Young winner, active from 1984 - 2007 Chris Duliban - former NFL player Mica Endsley - Chief Scientist of the United States Air Force Robert Ferguson - former NFL and UFL wide receiver (Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Omaha Nighthawks) John Goodson - former NFL player Army Lieutenant General Frank G. Helmick Greg Koch - former NFL tackle and guard (Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings) Ted Poe U.S. Representative - served as Harris County Chief Prosecutor and Judge before becoming Congressman representing Texas' 2nd Congressional District in 2005 Chris Snyder - MLB catcher, Arizona Diamondbacks, Pittsburgh Pirates, Houston Astros, Baltimore Orioles; active from 2004 - 2013 R. C. Thielemann - former NFL guard (Washington Redskins, Atlanta Falcons) Gates Millennium Scholarship In 2003, two students were awarded the prestigious Gates Millennium Scholarship, which is awarded each year to only 1,000 graduating seniors across the United States. Business Professionals of America In 2007, Spring Woods had two students qualify for National Leadership Conference at New York City. Students advanced through Area and State competitions to earn a spot at the National Leadership Conference. References External links Spring Woods High School Public high schools in Houston Spring Branch Independent School District high schools