Special Olympics recognizes Dripping Springs High School for inclusive environment

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Staff Report on October 23, 2019

Dripping Springs High School has been recognized by Special Olympics as a National Banner Unified Champions School, one of only five schools in the state of Texas to be so honored. (Other schools include Brady, Lewisville, Pflugerville Hendrickson and Alamo Heights high schools).

DSHS was presented with the National Banner Unified Champions school distinction from the Special Olympics during a pep rally Oct. 18.

DSHS launched a Unified Champions class in 2018-19 that has regular education and sp...

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