As a school the team was honored to receive recognition as a “Premier School”, for the first time ever. Rachel King earned Most Distinguished in Broadcast Media and Emma Gell who served as a mock trial judge also received a Club Distinguished Delegate award for leadership. Continue reading Youth & Government Recognized as “Premier School”
JV and varsity lacrosse will open their season with a HOME game Saturday, Feb. 4 Versus Cedar Ridge, JV will face off at noon followed by varsity at 2 p.m. Varsity Captains Cameron Howorth, Tanner Heinchon, Connor Jamail, and Gabe Reno will be presenting the flag. Don’t know who your #1 love match is???? There’s still time to find out before Valentine’s Day! iTELL will … Continue reading Tiger Daily News
The DSHS Speech and Debate team successfully competed at the Banquete HS Texas Forensic Association’s qualifying tournament this weekend and six students successfully ranked 5th place overall in sweepstakes based on their successful individual accomplishments. Students placing individually include- Julia Roldan- 2nd place- Informative Speaking Jackson Laws- 3rd place- Lincoln Douglas Debate Jackson Laws- 4th place – Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking Alex Silwer- 5th place- Foreign Extemporaneous … Continue reading Speech and Debate at Banquete
The Hays County Livestock Show which is held locally at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park on Ranch Road 12 across from the Dripping Springs Elementary School. This yea, DSHS has close to 50 FFA members participating in various competitions, including showing pigs, sheep, goats, cattle, rabbits, poultry, and many different home skills events. photos by Tori Listoe and Cameron Wilson Continue reading Students Compete at Hays County Livestock Show
Ben Turbow takes you through the Top 10 highlights in news headlines for 2016 movies just in time for the Academy Awards. Click here to watch! Continue reading Top 10 Headlines in 2016 Movies
The February edition of the MyDSHS Newspaper is now available online at Issuu.com and on the Issuu app which you can download on your phone or tablet. Click here to read now! Continue reading MyDSHS Newspaper February 2017
Since the beginning of humans, dreams have come to us naturally during the daily sleep cycle. In ancient Greek and Roman societies, dreams were believed to have prophetical powers, and even in modern society, some still believe dreams can predict the future. Those that don’t can still get behind the science of dream analysis. Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung were the first people to have … Continue reading How Dreams are a Part of Us
Ever since I was a little girl, I have always loved the water. My mom says it was like I could read the waves in the ocean and that the water was a big part of me. I didn’t grow up at swim meets. I didn’t spend countless hours in the pool as an 8-year-old. I didn’t even know competitive swimming was a common sport … Continue reading My Love Letter to Swimming
The beginning of the spring semester at Dripping Springs High School and the upperclassmen are busy preparing for their upcoming plans. Soon the seniors will be walking across the football field to accept their diplomas and the junior class will move on to follow in their footsteps not long after. Deadline after deadline passes and students are more and more prepared to move on with … Continue reading Upperclassmen Moving On
