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Dripping Springs ISD released new guidelines to grandfather eligible students, following the announcement of new attendance zones going into effect for the 2025-26 academic year. (Elle Bent/Community Impact)

Dripping Springs ISD announces grandfathering rules for new attendance zones

By Elisabeth Jimenez

The new guidelines include considerations for fourth, fifth, seventh and either graders, as well as siblings of students who are eligible to be grandfathered.

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