2005 as it had 1,163 students that year. Northgate Crossing Elementary School The school, which opened in 2008, is named after the Northgate Crossing neighborhood. Ponderosa Elementary School Ponderosa, which opened in 1970, is named after its subdivision. In 2005 the school had 730 students, making the school at capacity. As of 2010 it is one of three two-story elementary schools in SISD. Pat Reynolds Elementary School The school opened in 1972 as Oak Creek Elementary School, after the subdivision. It was renamed in 2005 after an SISD administrator. Salyers Elementary School Opened in 1959 as Spring Elementary School, it was the first dedicated elementary school of Spring ISD. It was also the first Spring ISD facility to be air conditioned. It was renamed in 1986, after J.O. Salyers, a board member, and Gertie Mae Salyers, a PTA member. The new location was built in 2003. Lewis Eugene Smith Elementary School Smith opened in 1986. Its namesake served as a business teacher, the principal of Spring High School, and an assistant superintendent. Deloras E. Thompson Elementary School Thompson opened in 1996. It was named after a board member. Cleo Wadley became the principal in 2013. John A. Winship Elementary School Winship, which opened in 1972, was named after former superintendent John Winship. Winship Elementary School's classes began in the northern hemisphere fall 1972; the Winship campus opened on December 15 of that year. Middle schools Zoned schools Rickey C. Bailey Middle School Bailey opened in August 2006 and was dedicated on October 15 of that year. Named after a board member, Bailey is across the street from Burchett Elementary. The School for International Studies at Bammel Formerly known as Bammel Middle School, Bammel was the second middle school in SISD. It was named after the Charly Bammel family. In January 2004 the school moved to a new location. After the move, the previous location became the Westfield Ninth Grade Center. In 2009 that facility became Dr. Edward Roberson Middle School, A Math, Science and Fine Arts Academy. In 2021, Bammel Middle School was renamed The School for International Studies at Bammel and became Spring ISD's first ever school to serve grades Pre-K through 8th grade. Students in grades PK-3 have to apply for the school and are part of a Dual Language program. Students in grades 6-8 still attend Bammel based on zoning boundaries. Stelle Claughton Middle School Claughton, which