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Over 800 children adopted by Angel Tree

Over 800 children adopted by Angel Tree

The Angel Tree program, developed to assist less fortunate Princeton ISD students during Christmas, served at least 304 families and 854 children this year, Lions Club President Casey Gunnels reported to the Monday, Dec. 16, meeting of the Princeton ISD Board of...

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Princeton ISD Pride Corps award winners announced

Princeton ISD Pride Corps award winners announced

Elementary school teachers of the year were presented awards Monday, Feb. 25 by the Princeton Independent School District. Each teacher was required to write an essay on why they are a teacher and the writings are engraved on plaques, which the educators then received...

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Future campuses named after long-time educators

Future campuses named after long-time educators

Recently, a whole group of Princeton educators had the ultimate privilege bestowed on them: having campuses named in honor of them. The Long Range Planning Committee members selected campus names and presented them to the Princeton Independent School District School...

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Church offers safe space to students

Church offers safe space to students

A place to have meaningful conversation, relax and just hang out is now open for junior high and high school students in downtown Princeton. Common Ground, located at the corner of 4th Street and Main Street, has been opened as a venue by Christ United Methodist...

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PISD hires security director

PISD hires security director

The Princeton Independent School District has taken the next step toward providing safer school campuses by hiring a security director for the district. Brent Collins, who has more than 30 years of law enforcement experience, recently started at PISD as its director...

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PISD develops plan for growth

PISD develops plan for growth

Members of the Princeton Independent School District School Board were in for a shock as they were presented with information from long-range planning. Recently, the district started long-range planning for the next 10 years with a group of citizens. These citizens...

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Sixth graders fund Angel tree with Shark Tank projects

Sixth graders fund Angel tree with Shark Tank projects

Some organizations get clever when it comes to finding ways to fund their charity. The pre-AP Huddleston math classes opened a store to raise money to adopt angels. Mark Cuban might be missing from this scenario, but everything else is in place for a full-blown Shark...

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