WIMBERLEY — Standing before a packed luncheon hosted by the Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Oct. 15, Wimberley ISD Superintendent Dr. Greg Bonewald painted a vivid picture of a district defined by excellence, innovation and community connection.
“Wimberley ISD is growing, thriving and achieving at every level,” Bonewald said, opening his annual “State of Education” address. “But most importantly, we’re building a culture of excellence for our students, our staff and our community.”
Wimberley ISD currently serves approximately 2,600 students across four campuses: Blue Hole Primary (Pre-K3 through second grade), Jacobs Well Elementary (third–fifth grades), Danforth Junior High (sixth-eighth grades),and Wimberley High School, which is home to approximately 870 students.
