twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run raises $95,000 for scholar scholarships

CFISD, Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital and Cy-Fair Educational Foundation (CFEF) representatives pose for a photograph after a examine for $95,000 was introduced on the finish of the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run on March 28. The cash will assist fund scholarships by means of the CFEF. Pictured from left, are Dawn Tryon, director of neighborhood engagement; Marie Holmes, CFEF govt director; Angela Robles, senior advertising specialist for Memorial Hermann; Dr. Doug Killian, superintendent of colleges; and Julie Hinaman, CFISD Board of Trustees president.

April 2, 2026—CFISD employees, college students, neighborhood members and enterprise companions gathered on the Berry Center and Cy-Fair FCU Stadium for the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run on March 28. The fundraiser concluded with CFISD and Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital representatives presenting a examine price $95,000 to the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation (CFEF).

The occasion featured a 5K run and 1-mile family-friendly stroll/run. The 5K course featured a route by means of Towne Lake and Lone Star College—CyFair. The 1-mile household stroll path wound by means of the walkways of Cy-Fair FCU Stadium and featured highschool inflatable tunnels on the sector and spirit groups and teams encouraging members.

Dr. Doug Killian, superintendent of colleges, begins the 5K race on the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run held March 28 on the Berry Center. The occasion, which noticed practically 5,000 race members within the 5K and 1-mile family-friendly stroll, raised $95,000 for the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation. (Photo by Melanie Melchor, Cypress Park HS)

Sponsor and vendor cubicles, meals vehicles, a youngsters’s play space and scholar performances made the day particular for all occasion company.

“This year’s Fun Run was a phenomenal event,” stated Dr. Doug Killian, CFISD superintendent of colleges. “Thanks to all the participants, volunteers, donors and students, we were able to raise $95,000 towards scholarships for our students. I am so thankful to be involved in such an amazing community event with such great support for our students.”

The occasion drew roughly 5,000 complete race members. In addition, greater than 3,000 registered for the sleep-in move, which allowed an possibility for many who needed to assist the CFEF however have been unable to attend.

Approximately 5,000 registered race members, each younger and previous, took half within the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run on March 28 on the Berry Center. The 1-mile family-friendly stroll included the walkways of Cy-Fair FCU Stadium and featured highschool inflatable tunnels on the sector and spirit groups and teams encouraging members.

More than 700 college students volunteered throughout the occasion, whereas the next scholar performances helped entertain enjoyable run patrons:

• Postma Elementary School Puma Choir
• Hemmenway Elementary School Choir
• Hemmenway Tiger Cheer Squad
• M. Robinson Elementary School Lionettes
• Duryea Elementary School Blue Bows
• Order My Steps
• McGown Elementary School Owlette Dance Team
• Sampson Elementary School Pom Squad
• Cypress Falls High School Sky Dancers
• Warner Elementary School Ropers
• Moore Elementary School Dazzling Dillos
• Wells Elementary School Mini Belles
• Keith Elementary School Cougarettes
• Willbern Elementary School Spirit Group
• Woodward Elementary School Pom Squad
• Hairgrove Elementary School Splash Squad
• Cypress Springs High School Panteras
• Cypress Springs Rubies
• Yeager Elementary School Yellow Jacket FUN Club
• Rennell Elementary School Reds Dance Team
• Rennell Redhawk Dance Team
• Cypress Lakes High School Sterling Stars
• Reed Elementary School Roadsingers

The McGown Elementary School Owlette Dance Team was among the many many scholar efficiency teams that helped entertain patrons on the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run on March 28 on the Berry Center.

The occasion was underwritten by Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital.

“It’s great to see everybody come together, and that’s really what it’s about – building that community,” stated Angela Robles, senior advertising specialist for Memorial Hermann. “We can all be inclusive, positive and create a healthy way of living. A lot of people maybe made a goal at the beginning of the year, and they’re seeing that come to fruition this year with a walk or a run and we’re really happy to be a part of that.”

The following extra sponsors helped make the occasion potential:

Martial Arts USA joined quite a few distributors on the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run. The occasion additionally featured completely different meals vehicles and a youngsters’s space with completely different actions and bounce homes.

The following distributors additionally helped make the occasion potential:

• Bahama Buck’s
• Berry Ices
• Boy Scouts of America
• Chick-fil-A 1960 & Eldridge Parkway
• Code Ninjas
• Cold Pressed Company
• Corey Construction
• Costco Wholesale Cypress
• DonutNV
• Excel Urgent Care
• Faith Church Cypress
• Fallbrook Church
• Goldfish Swim School Cypress
• Harris County Precinct 4
• Highline Urban Lofts Apartments
• Houston Swim Club
• JBSS Wealth
• Keller Williams Realty
• Louetta Foot & Ankle Specialists
• New York Life
• Ready to Grow Gardens
• Renewal by Andersen of Houston
• StreetRunners
• Rocket Dots
• Say Ahhh! Pediatric Dentistry
• Snowie Shaved Ice
• Solitaire Orthodontics
• Sportsclips Haircuts
• Steam Commander
• Sweet Bliss, Lemonade
• Texas State Teachers Association
• Texas Tutor Team
• U.S. Navy
• Wlack and White LLC

Dr. Doug Killian, superintendent of colleges, left, and Julie Hinaman, CFISD Board of Trustees president, proper, pose for a photograph with a winner on the twelfth Superintendent’s Fun Run on March 28 on the Berry Center.

“Our 12th Superintendent’s Fun Run truly showed why CFISD is on The Path to Amazing,” stated Dawn Tryon, director of neighborhood engagement. “We had 80 business partners and thousands of community members, employees, parents and students all together to not only participate in a fun-filled community event, but to also support student scholarships through the CFEF. We are thrilled to have presented a $95,000 check to the CFEF to help support our seniors at the next stop on their educational path.”