In West Lake Hills, nearby school districts are beginning a new academic year. Major projects are underway at local schools. Construction is a significant factor at two schools in particular.
Details about the projects are limited, but they involve Danforth Junior High and Wimberley High. For more information about these construction projects and their impact, readers can consult the original source, which provides further details about the start of the school year in Wimberley ISD.
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