The Dripping Springs ISD Schools Guide

Living in 78737

The Dripping Springs ISD Schools Guide

DSISD campuses, programs, and how zoning works.

Dripping Springs ISD (DSISD) is the primary school district for most of the 78737 zip code and one of the highest-rated districts in the Austin metro. The district includes multiple elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and a growing slate of academic and athletic programs. School zoning is by attendance boundary, so verifying the exact zoning for any address is essential.

Elementary schools

DSISD elementary campuses serving 78737 include Dripping Springs Elementary, Rooster Springs Elementary, Walnut Springs Elementary, Cypress Springs Elementary, and Sycamore Springs Elementary. Boundaries shift periodically as the district grows.

Middle and high

Sycamore Springs Middle School and Dripping Springs Middle School feed Dripping Springs High School, which serves the entire district.

What sets DSISD apart

Strong academic outcomes, competitive athletics, growing fine arts, and high parent involvement. Class sizes are reasonable and facilities are well-maintained.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions Kathleen hears about this topic.

What schools serve the 78737 zip code?

Most of 78737 is served by Dripping Springs ISD (DSISD) campuses, including Rooster Springs, Cypress Springs, Sycamore Springs, Walnut Springs, and Dripping Springs Elementary. Sycamore Springs MS and DSMS feed Dripping Springs HS.

Is Dripping Springs ISD a good school district?

Yes—DSISD is consistently rated among the top districts in the Austin metro for academics, athletics, and overall outcomes. It's a primary reason families relocate to 78737.

How does DSISD zoning work?

By attendance boundary based on home address. Boundaries adjust as new campuses open, so always confirm zoning for the specific address you're considering.

Are there magnet or specialty programs?

DSISD offers AP courses, dual credit, career and technical education pathways, and a growing fine arts program. The district continues to expand specialty offerings.

How is class size at DSISD?

Class sizes generally meet or beat state averages, though specific numbers vary by campus and grade. The district has been opening new campuses to keep pace with growth.

Is there a private school option?

Yes—Hill Country Christian School, Wayside Schools, and a few smaller options serve the area. Most 78737 families use DSISD.

What about extracurriculars?

Strong athletics across football, soccer, baseball/softball, basketball, swimming, and golf. Fine arts (band, choir, theater) are growing. Many neighborhoods have feeder leagues.

Does DSISD have a high school?

Yes—Dripping Springs High School serves the entire district. It is consistently among the top-performing public high schools in the area.

How do I confirm a specific home's school zoning?

Use the DSISD attendance lookup, but verify with Kathleen because boundaries can change between contract and move-in.

How does Kathleen help families with school priorities?

Kathleen Magat is a REALTOR® with Douglas Elliman who specializes in the 78737 zip code, Dripping Springs, and the southwest Austin Hill Country corridor. She verifies school zoning for every property, helps families compare campuses, and factors school timing into the buying decision.

Talk to Kathleen About 78737

Tell Kathleen what you're looking for—she'll help you find the right neighborhood in 78737.

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