Dripping Springs High School

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  • Principal

    Joe Burns

    Address

    940 Highway 290 West 
    Dripping Springs, TX 78620

    Mailing Address

    P.O. Box 479
    Dripping Springs, TX  78620

    Phone

    Ph: 512.858.3100
    Ph: 512.465.6160
    Fx: 512.858.3198

    Summer Office Hours (June 3-July 26)

    Monday-Thursday (Closed on Fridays)
    7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

    Closed for the 4th of July Holiday July 1-8

    July 29 return to normal office hours 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

    School Hours

    9:00 a.m.-4:15 p.m

  • Welcome

    Welcome to Dripping Springs High School! We intend to provide information about the community, the curriculum, and extracurricular activities. We look forward to you visiting our community and dropping by our campus to observe the quality environment created by the staff at Dripping Springs High School.

    School Overview

    Located in Hays County, approximately 20 miles west of Austin, Dripping Springs is often referred to as the "Gateway to the Texas Hill Country".

    Dripping Springs High School is a comprehensive public high school consisting of Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. The enrollment is approximately 1,800 students. In recent years, approximately 93 percent of students have indicated plans to attend either a two-year or four-year post-secondary institution.

    Accreditation

    Dripping Springs High School is fully accredited by the Texas Education Agency and is rated as a Recognized High School by the Texas Education Agency on the Academic Excellence Indicator System.

    Portfolio Program

    Dripping Springs High School was the first in Texas to implement a portfolio program for the purpose of measuring student success and preparation for real world endeavors. Dripping Springs High School’s Pride in Portfolio Program has built a new way to make its students ready for the post-high school world.

DSHS News

  • Student Physicals Offered for DSISD Students

    UIL pre-participation physical evaluations for extra-curricular activities are required for high school and middle school students each school year, We will offer physicals for all DSISD students and DSYSA Youth again this summer. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.

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  • Corona Chosen as 5A-6A Softball Athlete of the Year

    Dripping Springs High School softball player Camille Corona has been named the 2018-19 5A-6A Softball Athlete of the Year by the Texas Girls Coaches Association. This is the first time ever that a DSHS softball player has received this honor. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.

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  • Bibeau Is State Champion; Two Other Qualifiers Place

    At the 5A UIL State Championship May 29-30, Dripping Springs High School senior Max Bibeau won the state title in Persuasive Extemporaneous Speaking. Juniors Campbell Melton and Addie Mae Villas placed fifth and sixth, respctively, in their events. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.

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  • Registration for Students New to DSISD

    For families who are new to Dripping Springs ISD, registration is done by using the online system to fill out registration information, then visiting the student's new campus on a specified registration date (June 4 or August 1) to submit required documents. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE.

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  • District Teachers of the Year Announced

    On May 20, it was announced that Shay Diez, physical education teacher at Sycamore Springs Elementary, is the DSISD Elementary Teacher of the Year and Lauren Milner, Health Science Technology teacher at Dripping Springs High School, is the DSISD Secondary Teacher of the Year. CLICK ON HEADLINE TO READ MORE

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