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A rendering of Elementary School No. 8

Liberty Hill ISD selects 1,000-student capacity design for Elementary School No. 8

By Chloe Young

The district's eighth elementary campus opening in the Lariat neighborhood will accommodate 200 more students than existing LHISD elementary campuses.

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