DSISD voters to decide on $132M bond Saturday

Dripping Springs ISD voters Saturday will decide on not only three board of trustees seats, but also a $132 million bond initiative that includes a handful of facility improvements.

DSISD’s bond, which was crafted after a nearly four month process by the district’s steering committee, calls for $72.2 million toward various new construction to accommodate for growth.

That includes building a new Walnut Springs Elementary school that is projected to serve 850 students. The new location of the campus is adjacent to Dripping Springs Middle School; the district is planning to convert the existing Walnut Springs Elementary campus into a new administration building and daycare facility.