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A Celina ISD student welds in one of the high school’s career and technical offerings. The second high school, which is part of a multi-billion dollar bond package, will offer career and technical education courses. (Courtesy Celina ISD)

ICYMI: McKinney ISD begins bond planning process, Plano ISD considers 3% raise

By Hannah Johnson

Catch up on seven education stories you may have missed from Community Impact.

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Collin College adds software development as 5th ...
Staley Middle School was built in the 1970s and was intended to be rebuilt through a proposed bond program, which was denied by voters last November. (Samantha Douty/Community Impact)
Frisco ISD pauses decision on closing Staley ...
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Collin College awarded $1.3M to provide skills development training for North Texas companies
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath.
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Frisco ISD student registration begins April 1
Collin Higher Education Center
Collin College to maintain current tuition rates for fall 2025 semester
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Opening Frisco ISD: District open enrollment program to generate $3M
Collin College campus
Collin College to celebrate 40th anniversary with events in McKinney, Celina
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Frisco ISD officials consider closing Staley Middle School
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Frisco ISD students affected by March 4 storms will return to school March 5
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Collin College OKs prep work for new Frisco health science center
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