The New Braunfels ISD board of trustees unanimously approved new high school zoning boundaries that would divide student attendance between New Braunfels High School and Long Creek High School along I-35 July at their regular meeting.
The district's ninth grade campus will eventually become a full second high school and is expected to expand to include 10th grade during the 2024-25 school year or once the district’s enrollment for students in grades 9-12 reaches 3,000. The school will accommodate grades 9-12 by the 2026-27 school year.
Discussion of the zoning boundaries occurred over the past few months and at several previous school board meetings.
“I know that we’ve done a lot of work on this and had a special workshop, and we've sent different requests back to you all,” School Board Vice President Eric Berquist said. “So I know there was a lot of work done with that,” he said.












