The Kerrville Independent School District started the new academic year on Wednesday morning as its community continues to recover from the devastating July 4 floods that impacted the Texas Hill Country.

The district welcomed more than 4,600 students back to school, many of whom and their families are still dealing with the aftermath of the natural disaster.

Despite the challenges, Kerrville ISD officials are emphasizing resilience and community strength.

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In an interview with KSAT, Kerrville ISD Superintendent Dr. Brent Ringo acknowledged the emotional toll on both students and staff during the first week of school.

“Our teachers are definitely feeling the love, and our teachers are wanting to get our stud

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