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The Paw Print – April Issue

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TAKING ON SCIENCE FAIR: At the Austin Regional Science Fair, junior Drew Wilson took second place, which qualifies him for the state science fair and took home three special awards. Group project by Ian Stinson, David Pieper, and Mohammed Mehboob placed fourth as well. 📸 @drippingspringsisd

GRANT? ACHIEVED: The STEM program including the 4x4 teams were awarded $4,999 grant by the Dripping Springs Education Foundation. The grant will be used to buy a new industrial grade 3D printer for the Fab Lab to be used for competitions. 📸 @dshsengineering on Twitter

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

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