In a typical non-COVID-19 school year, providing technology and resources for students to access had presented a challenge for Princeton ISD.
Now, six months into the pandemic, those same challenges have become critical as the district works hard and finds creative options to meet the demand.
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By Jackson King • [email protected]
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