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This is a good time for prospective or committed UT Austin students to ask questions about which test scores can help them obtain college credit and to make contact with university representatives. The meeting will begin at 3:15pm in the high school library.
Students can register online. This is a wonderful opportunity to visit with hundreds of admission counselors from all over the United States. [Additional info...]
Completion of outstanding correspondence courses by March 31, 2010 is vital! In order to prepare for graduation, all coursework completed through correspondence must be completed at the end of March so final exams and paperwork can be confirmed in time for graduation. If this is neglected, you are in jeopardy of not graduating in June.
At CollegeWeekLive SPRING, students can chat live with admissions representatives and students from Baylor University, Le Tourneau University, Sam Houston State University, Schreiner University, Texas Chiropractic College, Texas Christian University, Texas Tech University, University of Houston-University Park, University of North Texas, University of Texas at Austin, and hundreds of more colleges from around the world. Keynote speakers will also discuss topics such as financial aid, the admissions process, and scholarships. [Additional info...]
The Dripping Springs High School Hi-Steppers dance team competed in the HTE National Dance Competition in Dallas on Saturday, March 6, 2010, and received the following awards: Team: Judges’ award for Presentation; Sweepstakes award for all I ratings from all judges on all three dances; Varsity Champion Lyrical Dance (medium size team); 2nd Runner Up Varsity Division Champion (medium size team) Varsity Ensemble: 2nd place Small Ensemble - Stephanie Devazier's Rank; 2nd place Large Ensemble - Social Officers; 3rd place Large Ensemble - Lauren Shoopman's Rank Officers: Sweepstakes for all I ratings from all judges on all three dances; Varsity Champion Lyrical Dance; 4th Runner Up Division Champions Soloists: The following dancers received a Division I rating on their solo performance at Nationals - seniors Sarah Payne and Madeline Weaver, juniors Kirby Altizer, Kaitlyn Redmond and Katy Hynes, and freshman Caitlin Beezley. “The Hi-Steppers have had an outstanding competition season, and turned in some of their finest performances at Nationals,” said Hi-Stepper Director Tracy Neef. “Congratulations to all of the girls!”
Students and parents who have not yet paid for their 2010 yearbooks should go online and do so immediately. Sales will close right after Spring Break, and because we will be moving to the new school NO EXTRA YEARBOOKS WILL BE ORDERED! Call 1.800.853.1337 or go to www.smart-pay.com to confirm your order and make your payment to Taylor Publishing. The cost is $82. DO NOT BRING YOUR MONEY TO THE YEARBOOK STAFF. PAY BY CREDIT CARD ONLINE SO YOU CAN RESERVE YOUR OLD SCHOOL MEMORIES TODAY!
At the Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association’s Region II meet at Elgin High School on Saturday, March 6, 2010, Dripping Springs powerlifter Cheri DuCharme had a great day, placing 1st in the 105 lb. weight class, winning best overall deadlift on the light platform, and earning Dripping Springs first place among 4A teams at the meet. DuCharme will go on to compete in the state meet in Corpus Christi March 19-20. Dripping Springs High School hosted the Texas High School Powerlifting Association’s Region II meet on the same day. Tiger powerlifter Zach Spires took 5th place in the 220 lb. weight class, and veteran senior Cody Cronauer competed in the 198 lb. weight class, but an injury prevented him from completing the meet. Coaches Brian Parks and Ben Reid said, “Congratulations to the Powerlifting teams on a great season. We want to thank everyone who helped put on the meet this weekend and make it run smoothly - we couldn't have done it without them.”
Art students from Dripping Springs High School attended the Texas Art Education Association’s Regional Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) on Saturday, February 27, 2010, at San Marcos High School. Students from 45 public and private schools of all sizes entered 2636 total pieces to be judged in the event. Artwork submitted by DSHS students received 28 Superior ratings from the panel of judges. Two pieces, Sara Handkins’ graphite drawing, “Madison”, and Kara Rhodes’ colored pencil drawing, “Marie Ashtonette”, also achieved All-Area (State Qualifier) designations. Handkins and Rhodes are now eligible to take their work to be judged and displayed at the State VASE at the University of Houston - Clear Lake, on April 10.
Two students will represent Dripping Springs High School at the Texas Association for Pupil Transportation's 9th annual School Bus Safety Speech Contest. Freshman, Kacie Heinz and senior, Briana Owen placed first in grade-level regional competition to advance to the state contest that will take place on April 26, 2010 in Waco. Junior Angela Mata placed second and is alternate to state. The students each wrote and presented a 4-6 minute memorized speech to a panel of judges on the topic "Wheels of the Future: Can the yellow school bus go green?" At the regional level, each high school in the region could enter one student per grade level in the competition. As regional winners, Heinz and Owen will receive $100 savings bonds. At the state level, students will compete for a $1,000 scholarship offered to the first place winner at each grade level. Second and third place winners will receive $500 and $200 savings bonds respectively. The speaker with the highest overall score will present his or her speech at the TAPT Conference Honoree Breakfast on June 23 in Arlington. DSHS Principal Kim Cousins said, “Congratulations to these accomplished speakers on their success, and good luck to them in Waco! This is a great example of the kinds of scholarship opportunities that are out there for students to strive for, and we really encourage all of our students to do so.” For more information on scholarships, contact the DSHS Counselors’ Office at 512.858.3103, or visit the Scholarships page on the DSHS Web site (http://www.dsisd.txed.net/index.aspx?NID=1653). [Additional info...]
The Dripping Springs High School Destination Imagination Team, coached by DSHS parent Jennifer Timm, is headed to the state finals for the third consecutive year after a strong showing at the DI Regional Tournament in Leander on Saturday, February 27, 2010. The team placed second in the “Breaking DI News” challenge, and first in the DI eXtreme event. “Breaking DI News” was an engineering and design-focused challenge that required teams to design, build, and test a structure made only of newsprint and glue, aiming for a structure that “holds the most and weighs the least,” re-using a story about a newsworthy event in another nation. Teams had to reduce the props and scenery for their presentation to fit inside a 30” x 23” x 48” container. In addition, they had to recycle newsprint by using it creatively in a costume or prop. Team member Erin Lulfs was awarded a Renaissance Award for her stunning ball gown made from newspaper. In the DI eXtreme Challenge, where teams pit their creativity, teamwork, and problem solving skills against the clock in an on-the-spot challenge, the DSHS team bested all comers to take first place. Since the same DI eXtreme challenge is used throughout the country, and other tournaments are still taking place, details of the team’s winning performance have not been released at this time. Destination Imagination state finals will take place on April 17th in the Dallas area. More information about Destination Imagination is available at http://www.idodi.org.
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The 2010-11 DSHS Small Learning Academies will be in place for the upcoming school year. The academy guide is posted on the high school website under the Quick Links section. Please take some time to review the guide to discover the many career pathways that DSHS has to offer. For further information please contact your child's counselor.
The Dripping Springs Tiger Swim Team was one of the first teams to arrive at the UIL 4A State Swim Meet held at the Jamail Swimming Center on the University of Texas campus on February 26-27, 2010, and for good reason. All of the qualifying members scored big points, resulting in an outstanding meet - Dripping Springs swimmers, as a combined team of boys and girls, finished 13th overall in the state, out of more than 400 schools in the 4A classification. Athletic Director Howard Ballard said, “The swimmers were focused and determined as they hit the water, setting one school record after another. Coach Andrea McCarthy had the team rested and prepared, and it showed. The coach and the team did a fantastic job!” The girls’ medley relay led off the meet as they finished 13th in a school record time of 1:56.92. The relay team consisted of junior Ellen McCarthy swimming backstroke, followed by sophomore Jessica Shepard in the breaststroke, sophomore Kaitlyn Thewes in the butterfly, and senior Morgan Emmons swimming the freestyle leg. The boys’ medley relay ramped up the Tiger scoring spree with 24 points and a 7th place finish with a time of 1:39.79. Sophomore Timothy Wylie swam the backstroke leg with Ben Shepard (breast stroke), Christian Conway (butterfly), and Cameron Huron (freestyle) completing the team. This was the first relay team in the history of the school to qualify for the championship heat in the state swimming meet. In individual events the Tigers continued to eclipse school marks, and two swimmers became only the second and third swimmers ever to stand on the awards podium for Dripping Springs High School. Timothy Wylie won Dripping Springs’ first-ever individual state gold medal in blasting away the competition in the 100 yard backstroke, setting personal (50.99) and school records along the way. Wylie also captured a bronze medal in the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 46.06. Joining Wylie on the podium was Jessica Shepard, earning a bronze medal in the 100 backstroke with her time of 58.19. Shepard doubled in the 200 individual medley and placed 6th with a time of 2:08.63. Shepard’s older brother Ben, a junior, also scored a valuable 13 points for the Tigers with a 6th place in the 100 breaststroke and a time of 1:00.97. The last event of the meet was the 400 freestyle relay, and the team of Ben Shepard, Conway, Huron, and Wylie swam to a fast 3:18.10, scoring 18 critical points in leading the Tiger men’s swimming team to a 9th place finish overall, and the highest finish ever for a program that has been in existence for less than 10 years. Photo - Front Row: Morgan Emmons, Kaitlyn Thewes, Ellen McCarthy, Jessica Shepard Back Row: Ben Shepard, Timothy Wylie, Christian Conway, Cameron Huron
DSISD is now accepting applications for providers of Off-Campus Physical Education. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) allows school districts to provide required physical education credit for students participating in off-campus activities that meet state requirements and local policies, but requires them to provide a list of qualified service providers to TEA in advance of offering the credit option to students and parents. DSISD will be accepting applications between now and April 16, 2010 for providers for the 2010-2011 school year. (Current Off-Campus PE providers must re-apply for the new school year.) Applications are available on the DSISD web site at dsisd.txed.net/DocumentView.aspx?DID=5898, or may be obtained in the main offices of Dripping Springs High School and Dripping Springs Middle School. More information on state requirements may be found at dsisd.txed.net/DocumentView.aspx?DID=5897. Interested parties may contact Greg Jung, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction, at 512-858-3040 or greg.jung@dsisd.txed.net if they have questions. [Additional info...]
Attention Parents:
Mrs. Folsom, the sponsor for the Class of 2010, is currently collecting pictures for the Senior slide-show and needs your help. Please send two pictures with your child (one of them as a young child and a recent senior pic) to give to her in room B101 or e-mail them directly to her at lacy.folsom@dsisd.txed.net. If you would like your child to be included in the senior slide-show at graduation please submit your pictures as soon as possible.
Each year, school districts across the nation are required under provisions of the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 to share certain information with parents and the community. This information is known as the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Report Card, which contains information including: Assessment results for the district and campuses; graduation rates for high school students; performance of the school district and campuses on NCLB adequately yearly progress (AYP) measures; number and names of Title I schools identified as in need of improvement, including the stage of improvement and AYP indicator missed for any schools identified for improvement; and professional qualifications of teachers in the district and at each campus. In Texas, the assessment results are student scores on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills, or TAKS. The Report Card breaks down student performance on the TAKS into categories including race/ethnicity, gender, disability status, migrant status, English proficiency, and economically disadvantaged, and shows two years of data for each subject and grade tested. “Adequate Yearly Progress” (AYP) measures whether a school is meeting federal targets for continued improvement on state assessments. The district’s 2008-2009 NCLB Report Card shows that all DSISD schools are maintaining a standard of education well above the state and national averages as measured by state assessments. In addition, all schools meet or exceed the requirements for Adequate Yearly Progress. The Report Card is available on the district’s website at http://www.dsisd.txed.net/index.aspx?nid=1965, and will be sent home to all DSISD parents and guardians before March 1, 2010, as required by law. Hard copies of the report are also available at the district office (510 West Mercer Street in Dripping Springs) or from each school’s administrative office. Questions about individual campus information should be directed to the campus principals, while questions concerning district information may be directed to Greg Jung, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction at (512)-858-3040 or greg.jung@dsisd.txed.net.
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Boys' Soccer Playoffs - Tuesday, March 23 vs. Killeen HS - 5:00 pm at Georgetown HS - Come cheer on the Tigers!
Girls' soccer playoffs - Monday, March 22, 2010 at 7:00 pm vs. Austin McCallum HS - come cheer on the Lady Tigers!
Jake Simmons and James Schenk took 1st and 3rd, respectively @ Blackhawk invitational held on March 8! The varsity team won the tournament!
"A student desiring to participate in the UIL athletic program, cheerleading, drill team and high school band shall submit annually a statement from a health care provider authorized under UIL rules indicating that the student has been examined and is physically able to participate in the program." Physicals will be given from 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
The Child Nutrition staff members of Dripping Springs ISD were honored for their service at the DSISD Board meeting on Thursday, March 11, 2010, for their role in helping to bring good nutrition to the district’s more than 4300 students every day. Superintendent Dr. Mard Herrick presented each staff member with a certificate and a token of appreciation, saying, “We want to thank all of you for the work that you do. One of the biggest factors in how well students do in school is whether they are healthy and well fed, and you are a big part of that.” This recognition comes in conjunction with National Nutrition Month® - a nutrition education and information campaign created annually in March by the American Dietetic Association. The theme for March 2010 is “Nutrition from the Ground Up.” The campaign focuses attention on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits. The ADA Web site, www.eatright.org/public, offers many tips on building a healthful diet from the ground up, ways to encourage children to try a variety of healthy foods, and other helpful nutrition information that is useful during National Nutrition Month and all year long. The DSISD Child Nutrition program was also awarded a rating of “Excellent” in the Texas Department of Agriculture’s most recent “Coordinated Review Effort” (CRE) of the program, conducted in December 2009. A CRE is an extensive review that looks at the administrative and nutritional aspects of a district’s Child Nutrition program, with the aim of ensuring that it meets or exceeds the standards set by the National School Lunch Program and implemented through the Texas Public School Nutrition Policy. For more information about Texas Public School Nutrition Policy, visit the Web site www.squaremeals.org.
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The Dripping Springs High School Hi-Steppers dance team competed in the HTE National Dance Competition in Dallas on Saturday, March 6, 2010, and received the following awards: Team: Judges’ award for Presentation; Sweepstakes award for all I ratings from all judges on all three dances; Varsity Champion Lyrical Dance (medium size team); 2nd Runner Up Varsity Division Champion (medium size team) Varsity Ensemble: 2nd place Small Ensemble - Stephanie Devazier's Rank; 2nd place Large Ensemble - Social Officers; 3rd place Large Ensemble - Lauren Shoopman's Rank Officers: Sweepstakes for all I ratings from all judges on all three dances; Varsity Champion Lyrical Dance; 4th Runner Up Division Champions Soloists: The following dancers received a Division I rating on their solo performance at Nationals - seniors Sarah Payne and Madeline Weaver, juniors Kirby Altizer, Kaitlyn Redmond and Katy Hynes, and freshman Caitlin Beezley. “The Hi-Steppers have had an outstanding competition season, and turned in some of their finest performances at Nationals,” said Hi-Stepper Director Tracy Neef. “Congratulations to all of the girls!”
Four Dripping Springs ISD teams have qualified to compete in the Future Problem Solvers Program International (FPSPI) State Bowl on Saturday April 17, 2010, in Austin. The teams include: Walnut Springs Elementary (coached by Maureen Jamail) – Caleb Boes, Evan Hays, Nick Mowen, Henry Windsor, alternate Mia Haraguchi; Rooster Springs Elementary (coached by Susan McManus) – Rachel Nix, Natalie Schmidt, Michael Martinets, Kyle Anderson; Dripping Springs Elementary (coached by Tammy Walker) –Cameron Adkins, Kaylen Morrison, Katelynne Marsan, Colton Bonnaure; and Dripping Springs High School (coached by Susan Kiehnau) – Katie Adams, Lauren Jackson, Lacey Smith, Max Whitney. Future Problem Solvers is an internationally known program that encourages students to develop a vision for the future by engaging them in creative problem solving. The four-student FPS teams invest hours of extra-curricular time doing research and learning about complex real-world problems and brainstorming solutions to address them. Their ideas are put to the test during practice problems and qualifying rounds, as they are evaluated on feasibility, creativity, futuristic thinking, and completeness. Teams may advance to the State Bowl, and eventually to the International Conference, which this year will be held in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. The topic at the state bowl this year will be Food Distribution – teams will address equity, logistics, security, and other considerations facing governments and businesses around the world as they struggle with the adequacy and quality of the world food supply. For more information about FPS, visit http://www.fpspi.org.
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Art students from Dripping Springs High School attended the Texas Art Education Association’s Regional Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) on Saturday, February 27, 2010, at San Marcos High School. Students from 45 public and private schools of all sizes entered 2636 total pieces to be judged in the event. Artwork submitted by DSHS students received 28 Superior ratings from the panel of judges. Two pieces, Sara Handkins’ graphite drawing, “Madison”, and Kara Rhodes’ colored pencil drawing, “Marie Ashtonette”, also achieved All-Area (State Qualifier) designations. Handkins and Rhodes are now eligible to take their work to be judged and displayed at the State VASE at the University of Houston - Clear Lake, on April 10.
At the Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association’s Region II meet at Elgin High School on Saturday, March 6, 2010, Dripping Springs powerlifter Cheri DuCharme had a great day, placing 1st in the 105 lb. weight class, winning best overall deadlift on the light platform, and earning Dripping Springs first place among 4A teams at the meet. DuCharme will go on to compete in the state meet in Corpus Christi March 19-20. Dripping Springs High School hosted the Texas High School Powerlifting Association’s Region II meet on the same day. Tiger powerlifter Zach Spires took 5th place in the 220 lb. weight class, and veteran senior Cody Cronauer competed in the 198 lb. weight class, but an injury prevented him from completing the meet. Coaches Brian Parks and Ben Reid said, “Congratulations to the Powerlifting teams on a great season. We want to thank everyone who helped put on the meet this weekend and make it run smoothly - we couldn't have done it without them.”
Two students will represent Dripping Springs High School at the Texas Association for Pupil Transportation's 9th annual School Bus Safety Speech Contest. Freshman, Kacie Heinz and senior, Briana Owen placed first in grade-level regional competition to advance to the state contest that will take place on April 26, 2010 in Waco. Junior Angela Mata placed second and is alternate to state. The students each wrote and presented a 4-6 minute memorized speech to a panel of judges on the topic "Wheels of the Future: Can the yellow school bus go green?" At the regional level, each high school in the region could enter one student per grade level in the competition. As regional winners, Heinz and Owen will receive $100 savings bonds. At the state level, students will compete for a $1,000 scholarship offered to the first place winner at each grade level. Second and third place winners will receive $500 and $200 savings bonds respectively. The speaker with the highest overall score will present his or her speech at the TAPT Conference Honoree Breakfast on June 23 in Arlington. DSHS Principal Kim Cousins said, “Congratulations to these accomplished speakers on their success, and good luck to them in Waco! This is a great example of the kinds of scholarship opportunities that are out there for students to strive for, and we really encourage all of our students to do so.” For more information on scholarships, contact the DSHS Counselors’ Office at 512.858.3103, or visit the Scholarships page on the DSHS Web site (http://www.dsisd.txed.net/index.aspx?NID=1653).
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The Dripping Springs High School Destination Imagination Team, coached by DSHS parent Jennifer Timm, is headed to the state finals for the third consecutive year after a strong showing at the DI Regional Tournament in Leander on Saturday, February 27, 2010. The team placed second in the “Breaking DI News” challenge, and first in the DI eXtreme event. “Breaking DI News” was an engineering and design-focused challenge that required teams to design, build, and test a structure made only of newsprint and glue, aiming for a structure that “holds the most and weighs the least,” re-using a story about a newsworthy event in another nation. Teams had to reduce the props and scenery for their presentation to fit inside a 30” x 23” x 48” container. In addition, they had to recycle newsprint by using it creatively in a costume or prop. Team member Erin Lulfs was awarded a Renaissance Award for her stunning ball gown made from newspaper. In the DI eXtreme Challenge, where teams pit their creativity, teamwork, and problem solving skills against the clock in an on-the-spot challenge, the DSHS team bested all comers to take first place. Since the same DI eXtreme challenge is used throughout the country, and other tournaments are still taking place, details of the team’s winning performance have not been released at this time. Destination Imagination state finals will take place on April 17th in the Dallas area. More information about Destination Imagination is available at http://www.idodi.org.
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The Dripping Springs Tiger Swim Team was one of the first teams to arrive at the UIL 4A State Swim Meet held at the Jamail Swimming Center on the University of Texas campus on February 26-27, 2010, and for good reason. All of the qualifying members scored big points, resulting in an outstanding meet - Dripping Springs swimmers, as a combined team of boys and girls, finished 13th overall in the state, out of more than 400 schools in the 4A classification. Athletic Director Howard Ballard said, “The swimmers were focused and determined as they hit the water, setting one school record after another. Coach Andrea McCarthy had the team rested and prepared, and it showed. The coach and the team did a fantastic job!” The girls’ medley relay led off the meet as they finished 13th in a school record time of 1:56.92. The relay team consisted of junior Ellen McCarthy swimming backstroke, followed by sophomore Jessica Shepard in the breaststroke, sophomore Kaitlyn Thewes in the butterfly, and senior Morgan Emmons swimming the freestyle leg. The boys’ medley relay ramped up the Tiger scoring spree with 24 points and a 7th place finish with a time of 1:39.79. Sophomore Timothy Wylie swam the backstroke leg with Ben Shepard (breast stroke), Christian Conway (butterfly), and Cameron Huron (freestyle) completing the team. This was the first relay team in the history of the school to qualify for the championship heat in the state swimming meet. In individual events the Tigers continued to eclipse school marks, and two swimmers became only the second and third swimmers ever to stand on the awards podium for Dripping Springs High School. Timothy Wylie won Dripping Springs’ first-ever individual state gold medal in blasting away the competition in the 100 yard backstroke, setting personal (50.99) and school records along the way. Wylie also captured a bronze medal in the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 46.06. Joining Wylie on the podium was Jessica Shepard, earning a bronze medal in the 100 backstroke with her time of 58.19. Shepard doubled in the 200 individual medley and placed 6th with a time of 2:08.63. Shepard’s older brother Ben, a junior, also scored a valuable 13 points for the Tigers with a 6th place in the 100 breaststroke and a time of 1:00.97. The last event of the meet was the 400 freestyle relay, and the team of Ben Shepard, Conway, Huron, and Wylie swam to a fast 3:18.10, scoring 18 critical points in leading the Tiger men’s swimming team to a 9th place finish overall, and the highest finish ever for a program that has been in existence for less than 10 years. Photo - Front Row: Morgan Emmons, Kaitlyn Thewes, Ellen McCarthy, Jessica Shepard Back Row: Ben Shepard, Timothy Wylie, Christian Conway, Cameron Huron
At the Austin Energy Regional Science Festival (Junior Division), held on Thursday, February 25, 2010, four Dripping Springs Middle School students placed in the top three in their categories. Sixth grader Darrell Adams got third place in Cellular and Molecular Biology for his Cancer Genome Project, and seventh graders Sydney Neugebauer and Savannah Shifflet took the third place team award in Life Sciences for their project, Calming Canines. Piper Reid, an eighth grader at DSMS, placed first in Physics and Astronomy for her project, Differential Brightness Method for Detection of Extra Solar Planets. Reid was also awarded the Dripping Springs Superintendent’s Award for her work. Adams, Neugebauer, Shifflet, and Reid now advance to the Exxon Mobil Texas Science and Engineering Fair, hosted by the University of Texas at San Antonio April 9-12. There are 20 regional science fairs in Texas, and the first, second and third place projects in each category from each regional fair advance to the state level. Competitors at the Austin Energy Regional Science Festival faced stiff competition this year, with 470 middle school projects entered in the fair, from 37 different middle schools. More than 400 judges and 100 other volunteers contributed their time and energy to making the event a success.
DSISD is now accepting applications for providers of Off-Campus Physical Education. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) allows school districts to provide required physical education credit for students participating in off-campus activities that meet state requirements and local policies, but requires them to provide a list of qualified service providers to TEA in advance of offering the credit option to students and parents. DSISD will be accepting applications between now and April 16, 2010 for providers for the 2010-2011 school year. (Current Off-Campus PE providers must re-apply for the new school year.) Applications are available on the DSISD web site at dsisd.txed.net/DocumentView.aspx?DID=5898, or may be obtained in the main offices of Dripping Springs High School and Dripping Springs Middle School. More information on state requirements may be found at dsisd.txed.net/DocumentView.aspx?DID=5897. Interested parties may contact Greg Jung, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction, at 512-858-3040 or greg.jung@dsisd.txed.net if they have questions.
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