VOLLEYBALL MOVES ON TO REGIONAL TOURNAMENT:
After winning the regional quarterfinals playoff match, the DSHS volleyball team has advanced to the 5A Region IV Tournament where the Tigers will play Gregory-Portland High School on Friday, Nov. 15, at 7:00 p.m. The game will be played at South San Athletic Center in San Antonio. Ticket prices are $8 for adults and $3 for stuents (cash only). Backpacks, large bags or large purses will not be permitted in the gym. The regional final match is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 16, at 11:30 a.m. at the same venue.
DSHS TO HOST BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFF GAME:
The district champion Dripping Springs Tiger football team will host Manor High School in the bi-district playoff game Friday, Nov. 15, starting at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be pre-sold at DSISD schools through Thursday. Adult pre-sale tickets are $8 and student pre-sale tickets are $5. Reserved seat season ticket holders will receive an email for first opportunity to purchase at $10/seat online by Thursday, Nov. 14; any remaining reserved seat tickets will be sold at the home ticket window. All general admission tickets at the gate will be $8.
LRFPC MEETING VIDEO POSTED:
The first Long-Range Facility Planning Committee meeting of the school year was held on Thursday, Nov. 7. A video recording of the meeting is posted online. To navigate through agenda items, view the YouTube description and click the corresponding links.
FACT CHECKER:
As the district continues to focus on our vision of inspiring and equipping students to be life-long learners and positive contributors to the world, district leaders often are asked questions about the operations of the district or hear statements that may include inaccurate information. “Fact Checker” will address topics that have surfaced in community conversations and use a Q&A format to provide accurate, factual information as well as background if appropriate, and link to any related resources on the district website.
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Dripping Springs High School students performed extremely well on Advanced Placement (AP) exams administered in the spring of 2019, according to a report from the College Board. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.
Dripping Springs High School students were successful at the UIL 5A Region 13 Congress Meet on Nov. 11 in Salado. Campbell Melton (right in photo) was the region champion for the second consecutive year and will advance to the state tournament. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.
On the Nov. 13 National Signing Day, 10 Dripping Springs High School seniors announced commitments to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Volleyball players Avery Kalsu, Mackenzie Murray, Sarah Nading, and Kylar Raymond, softball players Mikayla Kanetzky and Jayna Reid, swimmer Danny Henry, soccer player Emma Jones, basketball player Xavier Phillips, and baseball player Zach Tjemeland signed National Letters of Intent.
Both Dripping Springs ISD middle schools – Sycamore Springs Middle School and Dripping Springs Middle School – will be showcasing the talent of their theatre students in upcoming fall productions. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.
The Dripping Springs High School volleyball and football teams both won district championships and are competing in the 5A playoffs. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.
