$132M Bond Passes

Dripping Springs ISD’s proposed $132 million bond measure passed by a slim 31 vote margin May 5, marking a victory in the district’s initiative to accommodate for growing classroom populations.

The measure was approved by 50.47 percent of the 3,293 total voters who participated in the bond referendum. However, 49.53 percent of voters did not approve of the district’s bond package. 

Part of the bond package includes additions to Dripping Spring High that would allow for an increase to 2,500 students, as the campus has reached capacity.