Dripping Springs (Texas) district to begin construction of its 6th elementary school
The Dripping Springs (Texas) district is ready to break ground on its sixth elementary school.
The Hays Free Press reports that the $66.3 million, 117,000-square-foot campus in the Headwaters neighborhood will accommodate 850 students in grades pre-K to 5.
When the school, which has not yet been named, opens in 2025-26, it is expected to ease crowding at Dripping Springs and Walnut Springs elementary schools.
The architect is Pfluger and the builder is American Constructors.
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