opened in 2003, is SISD's fifth middle school. It was named after Stelle Claughton Lacefield, an administrator and teacher. O. B. Dueitt Middle School Dueitt opened in 1980. It was named after a board member who was a member of a family that first settled in Spring around 1876. Twin Creeks Middle School Twin Creeks opened in 1984. It is named for its location between two creeks, the Cypress Gully and Spring Creek. It replaced Wunsche Middle School. Edwin M. Wells Middle School opened in 1977 and was named after an SISD school board member. SpringWoods Village Middle School opened in 2019. School of Choice Dr. Edward Roberson Middle School, a Math, Science and Fine Arts Academy Roberson opened in 2009. Its facility was the home of Bammel Middle School and later the Westfield Ninth Grade Center. High schools Zoned schools Andy Dekaney High School Dekaney opened in 2007. Spring High School Westfield High School Schools of Choice Carl Wunsche Sr. High School - Career Academy of Spring ISD (opened fall 2006) Spring Early College Academy - Early College High School of Spring ISD (opened fall 2011) *formerly known as Early College Academy at Southridge Former schools Southwell School – A segregated school for African-Americans, Southwell operated on the property of what is now B. F. Clark Park from 1925 to 1945. Wunsche School – The Wunsche family donated of land along Spring-Cypress Road for a school site in 1935; the donation required that the district name the school after Carl Wunsche, a family ancestor. Wunsche served middle and high school. An addition serving elementary school students opened in 1947. In 1958 the elementary school students were moved out. In 1969 Wunsche became the district's first middle school. In 1983 the campus closed, and it was replaced by Twin Creeks Middle School. The facility was renovated to serve as a multipurpose campus. Other facilities Gordon M. Anderson Leadership Center – The district's administration building, Anderson received its current name in 2001. It was named after a former superintendent. L. C. Nagy Exhibition Pavilion – The district's show barn, Nagy opened in 1997. It was named after the L.C. Nagy family. Leonard George Stadium – Opened in 2000, the stadium is located behind Spring High School. It was named after the coach. James C. Leo Drive – An access road between Bailey Middle School and Burchett Elementary School, Leo was named