Dr. Holly Morris-Kuentz

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DRIPPING SPRINGS — As three campuses continue to experience high enrollment numbers, Dripping Springs ISD is continuing its Temporary Transfer Program for the 2024-25 school year.

District to replace Dripping Springs Middle School gym floor

DRIPPING SPRINGS — At its Feb. 20 agenda review meeting, the Dripping Springs ISD Board of Trustees discussed the potential budget assumptions and parameters for FY 2024-25.

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— The 2023-24 Compensation Plan will bring a pay increase for Dripping Springs ISD employees across the board.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Last week, Dripping Springs ISD recognized its central office employees who have been with the district for five, 10, 15 and 20 years. “We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our district,” the district said. Front row (from left): John Crowley, Nanci Freeborg, Carla Fry, Diana Perry, Mark DeBreaux and Jennifer Godwin. Back row (from left): Superintendent Dr. Holly Morris-Kuentz, Franky Jenkins-Lindsay, Clay Kirkham, Jennifer Minigh and Stacy Tejada. Not pictured: Randy Hollensbe, Tammy Cervantes, Eri Contreras, Bobbi Davenport, Maribel Lujan, Jena Walker and Tracy Faw.

DRIPPING SPRINGS — To continue ensuring the safety of its students, Dripping Springs ISD will be adding more school resource officers (SRO) to campuses.

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DRIPPING SPRINGS — Following a failed November bond, the Dripping Springs ISD community will have another chance to vote on a bond geared to keep up with the district’s growth.

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DRIPPING SPRINGS — Three Dripping Springs ISD campuses are experiencing overenrollment, causing the district to look at alternative ways to address the issue.