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Princeton Gives, the program once called Angel Tree, is taking applications through campus counselors. A districtwide food drive for the holiday meal boxes starts Oct. 27, and gift drop-off begins Dec. 7.
Princeton voters will decide congressional, Texas House, city council and Princeton ISD races plus an $817.5 million Collin County bond and a $600 million Collin College bond.
Princeton ISD families in need apply through their campus counselor until Nov. 18, while sponsors can adopt a child online or from trees at two banks, the chamber and Culleoka Water Supply Corp.
The county tax office's summary goes to the board Oct. 19 along with a staffing and pay audit, a new advocacy committee and a construction report on two elementary schools.
The registration with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation describes a three-story high school with parking and an athletic field, designed by Claycomb Associates, with completion listed for July 2029.
Cyndi Darland and Starla Sharpe seek new three-year terms against Ricky Gillespie and Charlotte Wilson. The top two vote-getters win; early voting runs Oct. 19-30 ahead of Nov. 3.
Princeton ISD will hold meetings Oct. 14 at Harper and Lacy elementary schools to explain bilingual program models and gather parent input. Students are out Oct. 9-13 and return Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Voter registration closes Oct. 5 for the Nov. 3 election; early voting runs Oct. 19–30.
The Monday meeting runs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at 321 Panther Parkway and is open to parents seeking information about the program.
Two Princeton council seats and two Princeton ISD board seats are on the Nov. 3 Collin County ballot. Four candidates are running for the school board.
