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5 DECA students advance to international contest

The following DECA competitors advanced from state competition to the international competition in Orlando in late April:

Valari Graham– Retail Merchandising

Teagan Krewson – Entrepreneurship

Lily Sethre-Brink– Marketing Communications

Varun Verma– Business Finance

Riley Wheaton– Sports and Entertainment Marketing

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LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL BANDS HOST JAZZ NIGHT: On March 5 at 6:30 at the Ranch Park, DSMS and SSMS bands, along with DSHS Marching Band and the Jazz Cats, and the Wimberley Valley Big Band, will have a jazz night. The night will hold music, raffles, food, and fun. Find any DSISD band student to get your ticket. 📸 @dshstigerband

WRESTLERS AT STATE: Twelve wrestlers qualified for state last weekend. Ten boys and two girls qualified, including three regional champions. Senior Chase Warden is going back to state, hoping to keep his state title. Four other wrestlers finished second in their weight classes. UIL State will be happening this weekend, starting in the 20-22. 📸 DSHS wrestling on Twitter

GIRLS BASKETBALL KNOCKED OUT FIRST ROUND: Monday night, Lady Tiger Basketball lost in the bi-district playoff game against Bourne Champion 39-38. The team finishes the season with a 28-2 record. The boys playoff games have yet to start. 📸 @drippingspringsisd

NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS: All four students who were recognized as National Merit Semifinalists in the fall have become finalists. From left to right, Johnny Dollard, Jessica Heintz, Cameron Duran, and Christopher Gearing. Of the thousands of students who take the PSAT, only 15,000 are finalists. 📸 @drippingspringsisd

Chances are you have already been thinking about your classes for next year. You may have already decided what you want to take. But it’s only February, so why are we already picking classes? Staff writer Gray Patterson answers these questions with his full story at mydshs.com.

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