Accommodation of a rapidly growing student population is pushing Dripping Springs ISD officials to begin planning for its future facility needs.
On Oct. 30, parents and community members toured Dripping Springs High as part of an effort to understand the district’s facility needs in preparation of a possible May 2018 bond referendum.
DSISD’s long-term facilities planning committee, which is open to residents, parents and employees of the district, is expected to provide recommendations for facility improvements and construction by January 2018 to the board of trustees.
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