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Spring Branch High School Boundaries Attendance Option Key Spring Woods N or Northbrook High School 012 Academy of Choice 113 Shadow Oaks Elementary 2007 Bond Program Transition Sites 131 Bear Blvd. School 119 Sherwood Elementary 101 Bendwood Campus STC South Transition Campus Spring Woods 126 Buffalo Creek Elementary 114 Spring Branch Elementary Pre-K Centers 102 Bunker Hill Elementary 043 Spring Branch Middle High School 124 Cedar Brook Elementary 045 Spring Forest Middle Elementary Schools 048 Cornerstone Academy 046 Spring Oaks Middle DAEP District Alternative Education 120 Spring Shadows Elementary Hempstead ETC East Transition Campus 044 Spring Woods Middle Clay Road Clay Road Middle Schools 103 Edgewood Elementary 003 Spring Woods High School Pitner 104 Frostwood Elementary 006 Stratford High School Kemp Forest A Guthrie Center D Technology Training Center 105 129 High Schools 105 Hollibrook Elementary 122 Terrace Elementary Hollister 106 Housman Elementary 123 Thornwood Elementary 047 Gessner Blalock Charter Schools 107 Hunters Creek Elementary 132 Tiger Trail School Campbell 041 Landrum Middle 125 Treasure Forest Elementary Kempwood 130 Lion Lane School 115 Valley Oaks Elementary Bingle District Facilities 108 Meadow Wood Elementary E Vines Science Center 122 120 Kempwood F Warehouse Complex 126 103 109 Memorial Drive Elementary Circl er e thbury d Brittmoore Ro i 042 Memorial Middle (Central Warehouse, Purchasing, Rosefield a 001 Memorial High School Child Nutrition Services, Maintenance, R 005 Emnora Kempwood SERS, Records Management, Emnora B Natatorium Hollister Textbook Services, Transportation) ETC Northbrook 047 Northbrook Middle A Hammerly Blvd. 041130 Campbell e G West Support Center N. Pkwy. Houston Sam West l 005 Northbrook High School a Moorberry d High School 124 Pech Hempstead 015 Westchester Academy for w 121 Nottingham Elementary o 046 d 003 Blalock Blalock International Studies 116 a 132 129 Panda Path School h 116 Westwood Elementary S B Hammerly Blvd. Hammerly Blvd. 110 Pine Shadows Elementary G Tiger Trail 111 118 Wilchester Elementary 111 Ridgecrest Elementary 044 Campbell 128 Wildcat Way School 110 112 Rummel Creek Elementary Amelia 8 Neuens Bingle Ojeman Ojeman 117 Woodview Elementary Ridgecrest Afton C Schaper Leadership Center Neuens Hollister S 125 pring B Long Point ranch Blalock 114 Police Command Station Chatterton Long Point Grob Stadium 106 Witte Housman Brittmoore DAEP Antoine Addicks Gessner Jacquelyn 119 T Pech Jacquelyn 1st Community Wirt Road Campbell 012 115 Credit Union Westview Reservoir Silber Shadowdale Westview 048131 E Westview Vines Science Center 113 ardale Stratford Westview Ced 117 Silber Wirt Voss High School Fries West Sam Houston Pkwy. N. Pkwy. Houston Sam West Antoine Bingle Blalock Witte Upland Wycliffe Sherwood Forest Campbell Shadowdale Conrad Sauer Conrad F Bunker Hill Katy Freeway I-10 Oak N. Post Katy Freeway I-10 Katy Freeway I-10 Katy Freeway I-10 Katy Freeway I-10 Gaylord e 10 10 10 e g 118 STC k r 043 d c i Tully o Wayne F. Schaper, Sr. r St. Mary’s o o Stadium Benignus C d R Attingham Frostwood l Leadership Center e m le 001 y E 128 t a c Corbind 015 t e . i Kingsride a r l 107 n N Don Coleman Beinhorn B P m Coliseum i 042 Gessner h Dairy Ashford y Yorkchester 101 Beinhorn M r C 123 Kirkwood N. e t Vindon Lane Echo e Fern Hill Bunker n v m N. Wilcrest Kimberley i o u 112 r r o i Glenchester 102 Taylorcrest D a C 006 045 Road Point Piney l l Tully ia Dri r v Memorial Drive Bough West o e D 108 109 m e Benignus Smithdale M Hedwig 121 Road Voss 610 West Loop North Loop West 610 Nottingham Oaks Memorial 104 Lane Strey Bunker Hill Bunker Blalock High School Dairy Ashford r e n e s v s Me rial i mo e D r G D r l i Piney Point Road Point Piney a v ri SBISD Police Command Center e o Grob Stadium m 9009 Ruland Road 9000 Westview Drive e M Tax Office C Wayne F. Schaper, Sr. T 8880 Westview Drive Leadership Center SBISD Administration Building Don Coleman Coliseum 955 Campbell Road 1050 Dairy Ashford E Vines Science Center Spring Branch ISD Tully Stadium 8856 Westview Drive Inspiring minds. Shaping lives. 1050 Dairy Ashford Revised 9-15-2017.
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