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Recent STAAR performance report looks promising

by | Nov 30, 2017 | Education

Each and every campus within Princeton ISD received a distinction on the STAAR exams for the past year. (Courtesy photo.)

Princeton ISD once again is showing growth with its STAAR testing, according to a recent performance report.

At the Monday, Nov. 20 school board meeting, trustees heard from Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Curriculum Donald McIntyre and Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Curriculum Rene Mullins regarding the Texas Academic Performance Report.

The performance report reviews 2016-’17 district and campus performance on the STAAR tests.

District-wide results are that the school district met standard.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor • [email protected]

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