Springwood School

Springwood School Recognized with AISA Awards

The Alabama Independent School Association (AISA) honors one outstanding school each year from each classification with its annual President's Award.

Springwood School has the prestigious reputation of winning the 2021 Class A President's Award and has been honored the most times of any other school in previous years in its Class AA classification. Springwood School is the only school in over a decade to receive the AISA President's Award for three consecutive years. This is the 6th time since 2015 the school has received the recognition. The award acknowledges Springwood School's excellence in the areas of student and teacher performance, facilities, student life and community involvement.

In addition, Springwood School was named as an 2021 AISA Blue Ribbon School for the 10th consecutive year. AISA recognizes member school with outstanding educational programs. In order for a school to be considered, they must complete a rigorous application process and exemplify excellence in scholastic achievement, professional learning, student involvement and community interaction.

Curious

At Springwood School the Intelligence Quotient (IQ) of each and every student will be supported by the rigor of education. Springwood School's past traditions inside and outside the classroom continue to be at the core of the Springwood School mission. Our students are prepared for the college of their choice, evidenced by our last wave of graduates receiving academic scholarships to Southern Methodist University, Auburn University, Georgia Tech, Tulane, Emory University, UGA, MIT, Air Force Academy, Texas A & M, Clemson, and many more. Our academic rigor empowers students to thrive, not just survive, in college and their careers.

Committed

In 2020 and beyond, Springwood School will have an opportunity for students to become leaders according to their abilities. A Springwood School Student Ambassador might be your child's wish, serving as a tour guide for our campus or creating themes for Homecoming Week. Maybe your child is curious about politics and begins writing about current affairs and starts a school newspaper. All students will identify their natural abilities and experience an in-school internship according to their talents and interests. Your child will begin resume building in Junior High and, more importantly, will find confidence in developing what they do best.

Confident

Our college preparatory rigor and our focus on career preparation is unique to Springwood School making us a smart educational choice. But there is one more aspect to Springwood School that may delineate us from any other K4-12 campus. When you drive into Springwood School, reminiscent of a college campus, you may feel what many of our own students have described as a "sense of peace." The long, southern pine covered drive is a preview of the quiet confidence our teachers have in the classroom, a confidence supported by our school's history of achieving excellence for 50 years.