All Texas public and charter school students, grades K through 12, are now prohibited from using cell phones and other personal communication devices during the school day. And school districts are scrambling to comply with the new law by the start of classes. House...
Several students from the Princeton High School chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) will be competing in April’s state event after placing at the Region III competition in Waco. They were among 17 PHS students taking part in the regional...
Collin College Farmersville Campus will host its first job fair Wednesday, March 1 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the atrium and the library. “Spring into Your Future” will allow attendees to explore career opportunities and find a job in the community. To Login to read the...
February is Career and Technical Education (CATE) Month and Princeton ISD is calling attention to how high school students can prepare for the future by earning more than just a degree. “We want to use this month to showcase the CATE experience so potential...
Surprising many in the room, Princeton ISD trustees voted Jan. 26 to hire their own attorney, separate from the district’s law firm, Abernathy, Roeder, Boyd & Hullett in McKinney. After an hour-long discussion, the board voted 5-2 to hire Timothy Davis of...
Peoples Bank was on hand for Saturday’s basketball games vs. Lovejoy to seal their partnership with Princeton ISD as bank officers presented a check for name signage on district scoreboards, as well as support for PISD. From left, Peoples Bank Branch President Matthew...
Preparing for continued rapid growth, trustees of the Princeton Independent School District will ask voters May 6 to approve $797 million in bonds to build eight new campuses over the next 10 years. Board members took the action Jan. 26 after accepting recommendations...
Princeton ISD board members have approved names for eight new campuses the district plans to build over the next 10 years. Construction of the schools’ hinges on voter approval of a $797 million bond to be considered in a May 6 election. By Bob Wieland To Login to...
Princeton ISD trustees unanimously approved a May 6 bond election to ask voters for $797 million in bonds to build eight new campuses over the next 10 years. Board members took the action at their Jan. 26 regular meeting in the PISD Administration Building after...
