The 2020-2021 color guard sends the seniors off in style with their spring project video tribute to The Weeknd’s Blinding Lights. Watch it here. The 2021-2022 color guard still has spots available. Anyone interested in joining should email sarah.johnson@dsisdtx.us for more information. No experience is necessary. Continue reading VIDEO: Color Guard’s Blinding Lights
“It’ll never be as easy as it was during kindergarten nap time,” Brooklyn Rice, sophomore said. Growing up means figuring out how to simultaneously be a student, a friend, or even a student-athlete. Generation Z, which operates primarily through the internet, is emerging into functional members of society. “With a bunch of people online, you realized who would still call you and text you while … Continue reading Growing in a Pandemic
Colors of red, pink, orange, yellow and blue can be seen in the clear sky as hundreds of students sit in chairs and take their place before the last ceremony begins. Family members line the bleachers in the hot sun as they keep their eyes glued on the stage in anticipation. Once it begins loud cheers and claps are heard as names are called one … Continue reading Senior Send Off: Student Prep for Life After High School
Visit Issuu.com to read the May issue of the Paw Print or read on your mobile device using the Issuu app. Continue reading The Paw Print – May 2021 Issue
Bulldozers and construction equipment have remained at work for months. Crew workers spend their endless days working to build the new Tesla factory, with only the end result as their drive to move forward. As the building continues, we face just one big problem: Zilker park. The once relaxing weekend spot filled with a myriad of people laying on picnic blankets talking with friends as … Continue reading Cybertruck Overrun: New Tesla Gigafactory Threatens Zilker Park
Many of the students at Dripping Springs High School were born well off, but what many people don’t understand is the burden of being rich. “Being rich is a lot harder than what people are led to believe.” Junior Sara Pinto said. “My mom won’t buy me the new iPhone, but she will spend thousands of dollars on Gucci bags. I feel ignored and undervalued, … Continue reading The Rich Man’s Struggle
Licorice- Everyone’s favorite candy is now an ice cream flavor. Bits and pieces of real black licorice can be found inside as an extra treat! Sadness- Eating ice cream is what some people do when they are feeling down. Well now you can actually eat your feelings. Pizza- A delicious tomato flavored ice cream base swirled with grease. Also bits of pepperoni and cheese can … Continue reading New Blue Bell Flavors Coming This Summer
To many teenagers, going to school is a waste of time. Why should students have to wake up at the crack of dawn to sit down for 8 hours 5 days a week? But students do learn many life skills at school. Some include sleeping (children need their beauty sleep to thrive in adulthood), texting (children should learn how to communicate properly), sitting (good posture … Continue reading Public School is Not a Waste of Time
Visit Issuu.com to read this month’s edition of the Paw Print student newspaper or read on your Issuu app. Pick up a hard copy on stands on campus. Continue reading The Paw Print – April 2021 Issue
