Community involvement is imperative to the success of Dripping Springs ISD! Our Community Advisory Committees strengthen ties between the school and community and enhance the educational process for our students. You can learn more about the Community Advisory Committees at the links below.

Community Advisory Committees

• Bond Advisory Committee

• Budget Collaboration Committee

• Campus Advisory Committee

• Citizens' Bond Steering Committee

• District Advisory Committee

• GT Advisory Committee

• Long-Range Facilities Planning Committee

• Name Recommendation Committee (Elementary #6)

• Safety & Security Committee

• School Health Advisory Council

• Special Education Parent Leadership Committee

Committee Selection

The appointment process for Community Advisory Committees occurs annually. The application window for 2024-25 committees is now closed. Please check back in August 2025 for committee openings. Stakeholders may apply for as many committees as they like, however, participants are limited to serving on one community advisory committee per year.

Applications will be reviewed and evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Relevant areas of expertise and credentials;

• Equitable campus and demographic representation;

• Prior or current membership on district-level or campus-level committees;

• Prior or current membership on community committees;

• Individual interest and rationale for applying to serve on the specified committee.

If you have questions about our committees or this process, please email DSISD Communications.