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End of course 2026 STAAR results

End of course 2026 STAAR results

Overall, Collin County high school students are mostly doing better on statewide tests, according to the Spring 2026 State of Texas. Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) results released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA).  The End-of-Course (EOC)...

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PISD holds UIL despite pandemic, winter storm

PISD holds UIL despite pandemic, winter storm

With 29 years of expeĀ­rience under her belt, it’s safe to say Shannon Hughes knows a thing or two about University Interscholastic League (UIL). She put those skills to use last week as she coordinates the annual districtwide elementary acaĀ­demic contest. Students in...

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Lady Panthers defeat Creekview by 23 runs

Lady Panthers defeat Creekview by 23 runs

After winning its season opener last Saturday, the PrincĀ­eton softball team returned to the field with hopes of extendĀ­ing its momentum. Defeating Richardson by 18 runs in the season opener, the Lady Panthers had a lot to be proud about in their first game. The...

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Governor lifts mask mandate

Governor lifts mask mandate

Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order (GA-34) lifting the mask mandate in Texas and increasing capacity of all businesses and facilities in the state to 100%. ā€œWith the medical advancements of vaccines and antibody therapeutic drugs, Texas now has the tools...

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Princeton crime declines

Princeton crime declines

Crime in Princeton is folĀ­lowing national trends and showing a decline, according to data provided by the police department. Princeton Police DepartĀ­ment reported 126 felony casĀ­es and 333 misdemeanor cases for a total of 459 cases, down 52% from the 964 offences...

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Residents come together

Residents come together

During the unusually harsh winter storm that affected most of North Texas last week, Princeton residents worked together to provide for others – even when they were doing without themselves. Southard Middle School opened its doors to residents without power at 9 p.m....

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Leaders evaluate city’s storm response

Leaders evaluate city’s storm response

Several Princeton officials updated residents and city council about the city’s reĀ­sponse to the winter storm afĀ­fecting North Texas last week during the Feb. 22 council meeting. City Manager Derek Borg spoke about the city’s response to the winter storm. ā€œI’m just so...

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Princeton shines in victory over Richardson

Princeton shines in victory over Richardson

After a week away from competition, the Princeton softball team finally was able to take the field for its season opener, hosting Richardson Saturday, Feb. 20. With weather delays causĀ­ing snowfall throughout PrincĀ­eton, the Lady Panthers saw several opportunities to...

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