by Sahar Chmais
DRIPPING SPRINGS/WIMBERLEY – Wimberley and Dripping Springs independent school districts might be able to give other schools in Hays County insight on what it means to come back to school from the hyper-vacation students took since March.
The two districts have differing reopening plans, but they are implementing many similar points when it comes to student safety. During an online town hall discussion with Dist. 45 State Rep. Erin Zwiener, the superintendents discussed how each district is handling COIVD-19 through attendance options and other safety measures. The three options students can partake in are synchronous, asynchronous or in-person classes.
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