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Princeton ISD Email Express 06-09-26 Email from Princeton ISD PISD news and information for the week of June 8 June 9, 2026 Contact: Jean Ann Collins Communications Coordinator (469) 952-5400 ext. 3504 [email protected] Email Ex

Clark Middle School cheerleaders attended cheer camp last weekend. They received the Top Cheer award, multiple superior ribbons, a Skills Incorporation award and the Herkie award, which is voted on by other squads. In addition, Banschbach Middle School and Mattei Middle School cheerleaders met up with Clark for a few group photos.

Members of the Princeton Senior High School cheer team had the opportunity to try out for the prestigious honor of being named an All-American cheerleader at the NCA Cheer camp this week. Of those who were nominated and tried out, five cheerleaders were named All-American cheerleaders: Katherine Adegoke, Christina Hong, Triniti Trimble, Sophia Martinez and Mari Moncier-Mason. One of the mascots, Hayden Brister, tried out and was named an All-American mascot, as well.

The Princeton Senior High School and Lovelady High School cheer program attended the NCA cheer camp this week at the Ga***rd Texan in Grapevine. The varsity cheer team was in the highest large varsity division and held their own on the final competition day, showing their elite skills and receiving a superior ribbon for all three routines. The JV cheer team won Top Chant in the large JV division, as well as a superior ribbon for their cheer. The freshman cheer team competed in the small freshman division and received an award for crowd effectiveness. All three teams earned the coveted spirit stick to take home on the final day.

Even after the last day of school, students in the choir program at Princeton Senior High School were still hard at work. They traveled to Austin to compete at the UIL State Solo & Ensemble Contest where their talent and dedication earned an impressive 17 gold medals and six silver medals.

In addition to their outstanding success, the choir program celebrated a historic milestone as Nahomy Castro and Jalena Garcia became the first choir students in school history to earn the prestigious Outstanding Performer Award.

Awards include:

Edwin Balfour
Ensemble- GOLD

Kate Bonilla
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- GOLD

Nahomy Castro *Outstanding Performer*
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- GOLD

Jalena Garcia *Outstanding Performer*
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- GOLD

Arabella Haugen
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- SILVER

Brayden Ibad
Ensemble- GOLD

Aria Lavender
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- GOLD

Kaden Lewis
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- SILVER

Brielle Sifuentes
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- SILVER

Taylor Staten
Ensemble- GOLD

Deron Turner
Ensemble- GOLD

Keddy Nworka
Ensemble- GOLD
Solo- GOLD

Sherlyn Olvera
Solo- SILVER

Lillian Amaro
Solo- SILVER

Joy Hawley
Solo- SILVER

Special thanks to Panera Bread at Firewheel for the generous donation to keep Princeton ISD’s RLA curriculum committee fueled with breakfast and snacks for two days while they hunkered down to work on enhancements to the elementary curriculum for next year.

There will be a noticeable police presence at Southard Middle School during the day Monday-Thursday, June 1-4, as Princeton Police Department will conduct training at the school.

Nia Austin, Jessica Cuffle, Stefanie Grotjan and Emily Kinney were the proud recipients of Smith Elementary’s May Star Polisher Award.

The Star Polisher Award is voted on anonymously by staff. During the voting process, staff members share words about how each nominee is positively impacting students and/or fellow staff members at Smith.

Each recipient receives a special gift bag that includes the Star Polisher Poem, lanyard flair, the words written about them and a star to hang outside their classroom door.

Shaheen Baig, Ashton Carlisle, Anum Khan and Marshal Todd Walker were the proud recipients of Smith Elementary’s April Star Polisher Award.

The Star Polisher Award is voted on anonymously by staff. During the voting process, staff members share heartfelt words about how each nominee is positively impacting students and/or fellow staff members at Smith.

Each recipient receives a special gift bag that includes the Star Polisher Poem, lanyard flair, the words written about them and a star to hang outside their classroom door.

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