By the Numbers
Princeton Independent School District continues to grow while creating opportunities for students to excel academically, creatively and athletically. Through strong academic programs, innovative learning experiences, fine arts, athletics and extracurricular opportunities, Princeton ISD is committed to preparing every student for future success.
Donald McIntyre
Superintendent
Donald McIntyre is proud to lead Princeton ISD with a focus on academic excellence, student growth and community partnership.
Contact
469-952-5400
804 Mabel Ave. Princeton, TX 75407
Board of Trustees
The Princeton ISD Board of Trustees is committed to providing visionary leadership and responsible governance to ensure every student has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
 Carlos Cuellar
President
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 Starla Sharpe
Vice President
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 Bianca Washington
Secretary
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 Cyndi Darland
Trustee
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 John Campbell
Trustee
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 Duane Kelly
Trustee
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 Sonia Ledezma
Trustee
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The District
STAFF
Our dedicated team of educators and professionals work together every day to support students and build a brighter future.
TOTAL STAFF
1,497
STUDENTS
We are focused on today, prepared for tomorrow, and committed to inspiring potential while enabling success for every student.
Student Enrollment
Daily Attendance (Avg.)
98%
Graduation Rate
Economically Disadvantaged
| Student Success & Support | |
| Special Education | 15.01% |
| Emergent Bilingual | 22.13% |
| Free / Reduced Meals | 688,429 |
| Hispanic | 39.3% |
| American Indian or Alaska Native |
0.5% |
| Asian | 7.6% |
| Black or African American |
28.2% |
| Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander |
0.1% |
| White | 19.5% |
| Two or More Races | 4.8% |
DISTRICT FUNDING
Princeton ISD is committed to responsible stewardship of public funds to support student success and long-term community growth.
Total Operating Revenue
$118,891,489.00
 Local Revenue from M&O |
$36,198,461.15 | 30.4% |
 State |
$78,917,559.00 | 66.4% |
 Federal |
$766,475.00 | 0.6% |
 Other Local |
$3,008,993.81 | 2.5% |
Tracking the District's Dollar
| Instructional | $62.94 |
| Media Services | $.063 |
| Instructional Support | $0.17 |
| Instructional Leadership | $3.21 |
| Campus Leadership | $6.14 |
| Counselor | $3.56 |
| Social Work | ---- |
| Health | $1.32 |
| Transportation | $4.87 |
| Child Nutrition | ---- |
| Extracurricular | $2.49 |
| Administration | $2.23 |
| Maintenance | $9.41 |
| Security | $2.05 |
| Data Services | $0.54 |
| Community Services | $0.00 |
| Debt | ---- |
| Construction | $0.04 |
| Intergovernmental Charges | $0.39 |
District Expenditures
| Recapture Paid | ---- |
| Total Operating Expenditures | $105,822,488.00 |
| Basic Education | $30,018,055.72 |
| Special Education | $7,029,544.53 |
| State Compensatory Education | $4,522,323.16 |
| Career and Tech Education | $1,444,153.02 |
| Transportation | $5,156,074.00 |
Data sources: District from 2025 Accountability Rating System, Foundation School Program 2024-25, and Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) 2024-25; Student and Staff from the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) 2024-25, Region and School District Average Daily Attendance (ADA) Report 2024-25, and NEA Rankings of the United States 2024-25; Funding and Expenditures from Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) Actual Financial Data 2024-25.
Representatives
Texas House of Representative(s):
Candy Noble (68%, District 89)
Jeff Leach (32%, District 67)
Texas State Senator (s):
Angela Paxton (100%, District 8)