Trustees of Princeton Independent School District plan to interview applicants for superintendent in a pair of meetings next week.
Deadline for accepting applications was Feb. 21 and the list was narrowed last week to the candidates that will be interviewed. PISD officials declined to provide the number of applications received or the number of candidates to be interviewed.
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By Joe Reavis • [email protected]
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